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MS-60 Morgan Dollars

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 Posted 04/30/2011  01:33 am  Show Profile   Check BH1964's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add BH1964 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
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I think the problem is most Morgans just aren't worth the grading fee in MS-60 and I think getting a real MS-60 is just about as tough as getting a AU-58. Either they have to much wear and it makes them an AU-55 or its at least a MS-61 or 62 and not MS-60
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I do have one pcgs ms 61 and it's at the bank. The main thing you would notice on the 61 VS 62 and up is..... the amount of hits on the obverse (61/62).

The hits (for a lack of better term) are on the cheek / neck area / in front of the face and some have a decent size gouge as well, either on the obverse or reverse. All these features are visible to the naked eye (no magnification needed).

To circle back to your question I have never seen a ms 60 in a slab. There are plenty of 58's about and it's a very interesting observation on your part.

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Here are a couple. I have been called out on this board a couple times for suggesting coins are in the ms60-62 range, but I think they are more common than people think. Some people seem to grade any coin with excessive bag marks as MS63 by default, when in reality they may grade lower. A lot of people post pictures here and the responses help them determine whether or not to send a coin in for grading, so an accurate assessment is pretty important.

The first one from PGCS. This one has a decent strike and good luster, but lots of bag marks.

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Here's one from ANACS. This one I feel is undergraded. It has some toning which kills the luster. This is the only reason I can see that they graded it this low.

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 Posted 05/08/2011  12:08 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add flashinm to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Also note the reverse of the first one is pretty nice. It would likely grade MS63 if you were grading it on your own, but it just goes to show that the reverse doesn't matter much unless there's a problem.
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