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  1. No, there are so many marks it is like a spoke wheel. Come on you guys, get with the terminology if your gone make money on this stuff.
  2. Thanks Ron although my coin is not quite as nice as the one powermad5000 posted, it does have a nice spoke wheel effect in the bright sun light. It shows up much better in hand you just have to be careful not to cut your fingers on it.
  3. This coin has many AU attributions, but I see it is in a newer holder and it has a rainbow tone. With that said I think it graded to newer standers and got a MS63
  4. Welcome, I agree with Mike. All the above he stated.
  5. I used to get Morgans as gifts not knowing that someday they would be collectable although most were well circulated, so I spent them. When I was a kid in the early 60s people spent them just like real money
  6. His cent is the real deal, a true parking lot coin. I have an early die state of that coin. Mine was removed much too soon before the parking lot had been resealed otherwise it would look just as nice.
  7. This coin could have taken a short ride in a dryer. The rim looks pushed over on the reverse. It could also be a bit mad like powermad5000 mentioned.
  8. Not many liked the new look and it kind of made people hoard silver even more.
  9. Welcome. The photo is not the best, but it looks like plating blisters around the mint mark.
  10. I picked up another UC for the set, also in an older holder.
  11. I understand. On you first post you showed us your NGC forms I am guessing you used your phone for those shots. I suggest you take one of the coins you think would be a good example. Place the coin on a white or light gray piece of paper use a stack of books to lay next to the coin. Put your camera on the books flat to keep it steady and zoom in and take a shot of the obverse and then the reverse of your coin. that should be good enough for a sample picture.
  12. I use cell phone pictures all the time. You can see many things with a cell phone shot. I like many others here only want to help you determine if there was an error on someone's part.