R_R_H

Hell Yah, Ton!
    I have a 1886 Morgan (approx. 40-45XF) that I got as a present on a 'money-clip' when I was 14.
It was a birthday present from an insufficiently_thoughtful_person Aunt. (Not that she was intentionally an insufficiently_thoughtful_person). Poor dear. Yep,
just check your charts to see if it's a rare date. I hear the Carson City (CC) mint marks are a bit rare,
but you go check.
R_R_H
 

Nice Ton,
    If that's actually your coin, you have a nice DDO. But, if there is ANY coin that I have seen that has NOT MORE
DDO errors, it's the 1955 Lincoln cent. So, get out the tooth brush and clean up that 'other' coin to see if it can be
graded.

R_R_H

Sorry Ton,
     I don't recognize the 'slab' that it's mounted, and, furthermore, I can't see any details of the coin.

R_R_H

Ton,
    The difference in value between a '67' and a '67+' is about 4 dollars. But, think about honing your photography skills and we
might get a better idea of just what to do with the coin. The image of the obverse (Lincoln) is so out of focus that I cannot
even see the "L" in "Liberty".

R_R_H

Wow! TON,

   I've never before seen any of that (what seems to be) oxidation clustered into the date numerals and mottos/legends.
If that second image is the graded DDO, who graded it?  You could probable take a soft tooth brush to the first image
coin to get rid of that white stuff. No one will grade it with that on it. It's probably only a VF40, at most, so no dirt removal
will affect its grading.

R_R_H