Greenstang

What was your question on these.

They just look like ordinary 1969 cents. Pictures are too out of focus to see if there is anything special about them.

Not sure what you want to know. !958 was the last year of the wheat cent and there were over 252 million minted.

Not worth getting graded as BU cents are only worth about $2.00.

Can't give a grade from partial photos.

Need a full clearly focused picture off both sides to evaluate.

Value would depend on grade.

Hard to give an opinion when you only show a partial coin so the only thing I can see is that the date has MD

I assume your referring to Abe's face.

Hard to tell as the picture is not very clear but I would say it looks like glue or some other

substance stuck to it. Try picking it off or soaking in acetone to see if you can remove it.

For me with my eyes and if  there is going to be illustrations,

the larger the better so I will say 8 1/2 x11

Interesting read but nowhere does it say that there were 1881O Branch Mint Proofs minted.

The only "O" Branch Mint proofs were in 1879 & 1883 with very few of each produced.

Here is a partial article on Branch Mint Proofs  from NGC

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1879-O Morgan Dollar. These were struck to mark the first of the denomination from the New Orleans Mint. Four or five examples are known, with one in the National Collection at the Smithsonian. A choice Proof example sold at auction in 2010 for nearly $200,000.

1883-O Morgan Dollar. Two or three examples of this date and mint are known to exist. NGC has certified two examples. The reason for the issue is unknown. A superb example sold for $121,000 in 1997.1879 and 1883

Also a Proof has polished fields with frosted devices which yours does not.

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Can't be a proof.

Proofs were only struck at the Philadelphia Mint.

Also looks like it has been polished, too shiny for an original Morgan.