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It was the one morgan that stuck out to me, The rest looked like they were pretty clean but were silver like the rest I have found online.. thought it might be something special. I will take your advice and take them to a dealer and verify them. Thank you very much for your time and information

I received 28 morgans, weighed them all 27g's ea. gold $20's 33g's ea.

I Just ran a strong magnet over all of them, none stuck.. good start

Thanks for the advice, like I mentioned I have little to no experience (even got the date wrong) There are a couple dealers around Denver that have excellent reviews, I will take them to a couple shops to get their opinion. Here are a few close-ups .. the 1895 and 1905 seem to have a nice shine to them and are not worn too bad compared to the 1877. I am not sure if this helps or not but I will take them tomorrow to see what they think

Thank you very much, I saw a pic of a cameo chapman and thought I hit the lotto but was very skeptical.. Thank you again for the information

I recently Inherited a few coins, and have no experience with coins. I received 3 $20 gold pieces; an 1877-s in ok condition, 1895-s that looks nice and a 1905 (no mint mark) that also looks nice, I plan on sending these in for grading but have no Idea what they will come back at. I also received a 1921 Morgan (no mint mark) that I can't figure out what it is for the life of me. After hours of online research I am still lost.. is it a cameo, proof of some kind or nothing at all? It has a cool blue tone to it which I believe increases it's value, however I am a total newbie and just don't know. If anyone could help me out with possible grading or a suggestion as to how to submit it I would greatly appreciate it.