Excellent Coolness Factor!!!!!

[relicsncoins]

I just recieved my latest Ebay win today. I really like this display and coin. I paid $124 for the coin. I thought about submitting, and with the coin in hand, I really think it would have no problem getting into a 65 holder.The coin is an absolute blazer. However, this date in 65 is really not very expensive, and the coolness factor of the old capital holder and Anacs Certificate to me anyway has more value than a 79S in a slab. What do you think, and what do think it grades?

 

 

 

[jesbroken]

JJ

Great coin, it certainly looks MS65, but from the pics provided I couldn't be certain. At 65 and up the marks add up fast to denigrate the grade and many could be hidden in the fields by the lighting and color. Still a beautiful coin and, by the way, I would not remove it from the holder-I like it a lot.

[relicsncoins]

JJ

Great coin, it certainly looks MS65, but from the pics provided I couldn't be certain. At 65 and up the marks add up fast to denigrate the grade and many could be hidden in the fields by the lighting and color. Still a beautiful coin and, by the way, I would not remove it from the holder-I like it a lot.

 

The cheeks and fields are really clean, there just really isn't much in the way of distracting marks.

 

JJ

[rrantique]

That's a cool coin. (thumbs u 65

[robec1347]

That is a beauty. I've seen 66's not look as good. (thumbs u

[bsshog40]

I agree with Bob here. Nice looking Morgan and looks to go 66 thru my eyes!

[Arizonadesertrat]

Nice coin, easily a 65, and you got it at a decent price. I would be tempted to leave it alone. Getting it slabbed by NGC/PCGS won't buy you much because this is a generic Morgan. Besides, I think that the old ANACS is interesting.

[123cents]

Very nice for the grade and might grade MS-66 today.

[WinstonWare]

Very cool!

[TomB]

I agree that the coolness factor is quite high and the Capital Plastics holder would make for a nice display.

[Just Bob]

I agree with everyone else, JJ. I've seen lots worse in 65 holders, but that just looks too cool to mess with. I vote display it like it is, and just be confident in the knowledge that it's a great coin, regardless of the number on the certificate.

[cpm9ball]

I'd be tempted to submit it, but keep the holder. It looks like it could go 66, and if the lighting isn't hiding anything it may even get 67. I have a couple of 67's that rival it. Nice pick-up!

 

Chris

[michael]

leave it as is

 

if it aint broke dont fix it

 

from the photo and sight seen could be different....... it looks 65+

with great eye appeal and blast and flash

[ant]

very nice! leave it in old holder awsome find!

[jackson64]

it's the holder--not the coin....doh, thought I'd say that at least once in my lifetime....

[PerryHall]

Back then the only MS grades that they used were 60, 63, 65, and 67. The other MS grades were added later. PCGS was the first grading service that used all 11 MS grades starting in 1986.

[CHABSENTIA]

You are going to pay $16.00 in Economy with a minimum of four other coins included with submission.This makes $140.00 for the cost of the coin.

 

 

Assuming that you can get MS65 I have seen where you could purchase one in a NGC holder in the $130 area.

 

 

I would just keep it in its holder unless I really needed it for registry etc and was sure it would be a MS65

 

 

 

[harvey8542]

You are going to pay $16.00 in Economy with a minimum of four other coins included with submission.This makes $140.00 for the cost of the coin.

 

Save the money and sell it to me for $150.00

Nice coin

[rons]

Keep it in the original slab. They will be the new collectors items down the road.

[CHABSENTIA]

It is a nice coin but there is no guarantee at which grade NGC will slab it.If a person is confident enough then the $16.00 is worth while.

[BillJones]

The looks like an MS-65 to me, but you never know what the slab graders will call it. It could be anything from MS-64 to MS-66.