Harry’s Collection

The 1886? Or 1885? What’s ur grade #. I’ll telL what 4x coin dealers told me at a coin show during the summer. I just literally shoved in their face & did not give them much time. I wanted their initial reaction. Then, I let them look at it some more & they didn’t change their grade gues

Just saw this, we agree on Enders, but as I had posted a 23 yr old ender, obviously early stages as yellow is typical the first color progression aka target toning, but coin albums do this too usually, but not always. but, maybe it wasn’t you but I think you said the Morgan looks like an ender, which doesn’t coincide with what you posted in this comment, but I posted an ender. So again, how is the 1885 anything like an ender when there is no “Ring”?

First, I am new to the UI/UX of the NGC forum layout, so I apologize if I don’t reply back to the correct person question or make duplicate replies.

I’m sorry I must of not read your post clearly. Or I read someone else’s very similar that was deleted

You have never saved any of the photos of these coins in 2x2’s? Or have a photo of these rolls? Like if they’re in a safety deposit box, wouldn’t u at least take a photo of the contents, for insurance purposes? But I sold most of them, takes a million years to go thru one by one.

No just 2! Please reread the revised OP. This is weird.

Agree, I’m new here, but I rather spend 60+ hours a week & finish reading books from the likes of David Bowers before I start chiming in. Btw, off and on 15 years of collecting. not hard to take a photo with even an old smart phone of an ender. Here I’ll show you, from the US mint, placed immediately in an air tight plastic tube. tell me how the 1885 Morgan looks anything like an ender?

Again, seeing is believing. Post a photo of your BU rolls top View & the ender view & preferable the ender coin in a 2x2.

Please post some photos? Seeing is believing, sir

I wish someone else knew the answer to this because I’m either freaking out since I did NOT request prescreen nor am I an elite member to opt for this service. The receiving dept took it upon herself to out into prescreen. I’m freaking out — reread the revised original post edited earlier. So 4 questions: *For those that have first hand experience & especially anyone currently having coins being processed please comment. -*Include the total number of coins in your submission. • Has anyone here declared a value of $25-100k amount & then it went straight to receiving to schedule to be graded? (No Prescreen requested on their submission form) • Has anyone non elite members, ever had their coin sent to prescreen eval without being notified? • For the elite membership people, on avg how long does it take for that prescreen to finish? -*You chose Walkthrough service? Include # of coins. • Has anyone here ever had someone from receiving suggest or even submit your submission to prescreen without informing beforehand and you are NOT an elite member? *Side note.. for those who go off topic about this or that, post a photo of your own coin, so all of us can at least see what your referring too.

Disagree, how many rolls have you cracked? Authentic rolls that are at least 20 yrs old? Since you deviated the focal point of this post, I choose not to provide a photo of what an ender looks like not and not elaborate.

Go back to the top, of the post, I added 2 more pics. I don’t recall what type of lighting I was surrounded by, again the coin is in the received stage. But it’s taking a LONG time.

Please share a photo of a rolled ended coin? Looks like you edited your post as you said it looks like a an ender. This is an ender.

This coin appears to have a diagonal scratch on Liberty jaw. You have to understand one thing from my research the mint never wanted a perfect smooth coin for circulation to avoid counterfeits. However proofs are handled by hand & use a different polish & attributes to distinguish them from business.