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1878-S Morgan Dollar For Grading Vs. A Certain TPG...

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Yes, there's a reason why I bought this coin, and why it's in a TPG slab. Can you figure out why? Happy hunting!

Grading and thoughts appreciated.

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 Posted 02/28/2020  11:31 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add GrapeCollects to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
G-6.

Heckuva cherry. I've looked for a long time and only found one of that type, but not the same die.
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I'd say VG-10, nice and original. Long nock, but not sure which VAM, maybe 59?
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Nice pick Adam!

I cherried a 27 many years ago in about the same condition.. Nothing since however...
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Dave, the one I picked was a 27 as well. Got it for $22 not in this nice of shape though. Mine was G-4
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This is VAM 26, by the way. I now have 26, 56, 57 for 1878-S, and 2 VAM 33 1878's. I need a 27 but they are elusive in the wild!
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VG-10 sounds right, nice find!
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VG-8
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Good snag! VG-08.

Following the side discussion of VAM-27, I saw one a guy was peddling on a bourse floor last fall, and took a hard pass on it. It had been freed from a belt buckle, was chromed, and had been buffed to death. I . . . just . . . couldn't.
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ANACS VG8, old small holder. Good job as usual.

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Congrats on your discovery.
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@fortcollins my 27 was heavily cleaned, and handled roughly, but the major die diagnostics are intact.

I wouldn't have bid on it attributed, but as a cherry from a stack of $25 Morgans it was just fine...
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Doesn't that right 4th star look broken?
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