1889 CC...again....

[Jakeblue]

Grade and opinion on whatever you see. Thanks.

 

 

 

[physics-fan3.14]

Looks cleaned VF to me.

[James_OldeTowne]

VF-25, and though not fully original, I think it slabs.

[bigebosw-migration]

I would also say VF. However the wear above the ear looks strange. It looks like someone tried to improve the coin but failed. I'm not sure it would slab. Perhaps if it wasn't messed with it could have been XF.

[dean1345]

[jgrinz]

The portion above the ear looks TOO FLAT - I think its been tooled

My opinion only.

 

 

[coinman1794]

Looks VF25 or 30 and probably cleaned. Can't tell if it will grade or not.

[WoodenJefferson]

The wear characteristics just about match this VF I found on the bay for this year CC Morgan.

On the CC Morgan you presented, I think your focal point is drawn directly to that flat spot above

the ear and I agree that is does seem somewhat odd, but I do believe this is normal circulation

wear for this heavily used dollar.

I’m going to give the one you presented a VF-35 and say original circulation patina.

[cpm9ball]

Whether it is genuine or not, that former patch of hair reminds me of the guy on the Sopranos who had stark white patches right above his ear.

 

Chris

[WoodenJefferson]

Whether it is genuine or not, that former patch of hair reminds me of the guy on the Sopranos who had stark white patches right above his ear.

 

Chris

 

You mean “Walnuts”

 

 

Paulie 'Walnuts' Guiltier, played byTony Sirico

[cpm9ball]

Whether it is genuine or not, that former patch of hair reminds me of the guy on the Sopranos who had stark white patches right above his ear.

 

Chris

 

You mean “Walnuts”

 

 

Paulie 'Walnuts' Guiltier, played byTony Sirico [/quote

 

Yeah, that's the guy..................Ms Liberty, 1889!

 

Chris