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1878-S $1 Morgan Dollar #4

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$73. Thoughts? Thanks!

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Lack of light on obverse fields makes this difficult to grade.
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Agreed, tough to see what's going on on the obverse, so a tentative MS61, maybe 62.
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these ones should be sharp and bold. i'll say the reverse strike is not at that level as the breast is flat and appears to be a little chewed up. this one is difficult to assess luster on. based on the photos it appears that the obverse luster is broken and a little dull. eye appeal is average as well as surface preservation.

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