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1887 $1 Morgan Dollar #11

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$59. This is the second of the two common date 1887 morgans I purchased because I thought they had pretty clean cheeks, but maybe I put too much weight on this factor and ignored some of the other ones that affect grade. Not sure if this one is even uncirculated. Thoughts? Thanks!

1887-$1-Morgan-Dollar-#11
1887-$1-Morgan-Dollar-#11
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AU-58 slidder.
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Agree with AU-58. This coin has seen light circulation.
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AU for sure.

I'm just curious...why did you over pay so much?
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Agree with the upthread, this one's seen light circulation, AU58
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Looks like an AU+ slider to me too. Miss Liberty's hair suggests the strike wasn't the greatest so I'd say AU58.
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this is one i'd like to see in hand as I'm not 100% convinced it was circulated. I'm looking at all the high points of the coin and not seeing and evidence of wear or even missing luster from just rub.

the 87(P) should be sharp and bold and the strike on this one is weaker than normal. I think she has been banged around a good bit.
i think its low MS and I'm at MS62
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AU-58. If there are no luster breaks when rotating it, then it could go MS-62 with a weaker strike, like panzaldi said.
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Quote:
I'm just curious...why did you over pay so much?


I'm not sure this price is grossly out of line from what I've seen in recent auctions, especially after you factor in fees / shipping.

I agree with the AU/MS consensus. Hard to tell for sure from the photos.
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Bump-I keep forgetting that ebay these are considered a good or fair price.

I do most of my purchasing in person, I understand though not everyone has the opportunity to do the same.
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I see this one at about MS62
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