1884-s Morgan.

[Kamillion]

Let me know how bad it is.

 

[cpm9ball]

The question should be, "How would you grade this coin?"

 

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Kam, your photos are still very blurry, and you really need a copy stand or tripod. Also, please try to resize your photos so the entire obverse or reverse of the coin can be viewed without scrolling back & forth or up & down. Somewhere between 450x450 and 600x600 is more than adequate to assess your coins.

 

Chris

 

 

 

 

 

[JOBESSI]

VF20

[Kamillion]

VF20

 

nice thx. paid 41.50 for it. i did ok. i just like collecting the rare dates.

[cpm9ball]

VF20

 

nice thx. paid 41.50 for it. i did ok. i just like collecting the rare dates.

 

It isn't rare in circulated grades.

 

Chris

[jerseycat10]

VF20

 

nice thx. paid 41.50 for it. i did ok. i just like collecting the rare dates.

 

It isn't rare in circulated grades.

 

Chris

 

Chris is right.

 

1884-S is not rare at all, but rather common, in VF-20 condition.

 

To add insult to injury, you overpaid for it.

[Kamillion]

VF20

 

nice thx. paid 41.50 for it. i did ok. i just like collecting the rare dates.

 

It isn't rare in circulated grades.

 

Chris

 

Chris is right.

 

1884-S is not rare at all, but rather common, in VF-20 condition.

 

To add insult to injury, you overpaid for it.

 

please tell me where you get your morgans.

 

i can sell this coin all day for $50. silver was like $2/oz less when I got it. i spend a lot of time picking out the best ones online usually.

[cpm9ball]

i can sell this coin all day for $50. silver was like $2/oz less when I got it. i spend a lot of time picking out the best ones online usually.

 

Sell it to whom? An experienced collector? A dealer? A bidiot? Or, Stevie Wonder?

 

No offense, Kam, but it seems like you've wasted a lot of time buying some "less than desirable" specimens, and you don't seem to want to heed the advice given to you by some very respected collectors.

 

Chris

[Kamillion]

i can sell this coin all day for $50. silver was like $2/oz less when I got it. i spend a lot of time picking out the best ones online usually.

 

Sell it to whom? An experienced collector? A dealer? A bidiot? Or, Stevie Wonder?

 

No offense, Kam, but it seems like you've wasted a lot of time buying some "less than desirable" specimens, and you don't seem to want to heed the advice given to you by some very respected collectors.

 

Chris

completely irrelevant. i only asked where you would get these morgans for less than $40 a piece. that look like this. and this date.

 

silver is $43.70

 

i bot this coin before i was even a member here.

 

i would sell this right back on ebay, and easily collect $50 or more. I would say more.

 

but im not going to.

 

maybe he agrees?

[cpm9ball]

please tell me where you get your morgans.

 

i only asked where you would get these morgans for less than $40 a piece. that look like this. and this date.

 

That isn't what you asked, but it is truly irrelevant because your attittude has turned off some very savvy collectors. Have you noticed that, at least for the moment, nobody other than jerseycat and myself are responding to your posts?

 

You've shown little or no appreciation for the good advice others have tried to give you, and now, you intimate that you have no qualms about taking advantage of others on eBay by selling something at an inflated price. By the way, if your photos aren't any better than the ones you've posted, only Stevie Wonder could love them.

 

With that said, I think I'll join the others.

 

Goodbye!

 

Chris

 

[Kamillion]

please tell me where you get your morgans.

 

i only asked where you would get these morgans for less than $40 a piece. that look like this. and this date.

 

That isn't what you asked, but it is truly irrelevant because your attittude has turned off some very savvy collectors. Have you noticed that, at least for the moment, nobody other than jerseycat and myself are responding to your posts?

 

You've shown little or no appreciation for the good advice others have tried to give you, and now, you intimate that you have no qualms about taking advantage of others on eBay by selling something at an inflated price. By the way, if your photos aren't any better than the ones you've posted, only Stevie Wonder could love them.

 

With that said, I think I'll join the others.

 

Goodbye!

 

Chris

 

what ? hmm u and steve wonder have a lot in common ? cant read ?

oh well.

[JOBESSI]

GOOOOOSE-FRAAABAAAAAH! GOOOOOSE-FRAAABAAAAAH! GOOOOOSE-FRAAABAAAAAH!

 

SIMMA DOWNAH!

[physics-fan3.14]

Kam - you have a harshly cleaned, polished, low grade circulated coin. It is quite common in this condition, and it is not attractive at all. The coin is worth its weight in silver, which right now is about $34. So yes, I would say you overpaid for it.

 

Stop being arrogant and thinking you know it all. Chris has been collecting coins since the 50's or 60's - which gives him about 50 years of experience on you. Further, he specializes in Morgans. If he says something, I would listen to him.

 

More new collectors have been driven out of this community by their arrogance than I can count. Calm down, take our advice, and you will succeed. Otherwise, burn through your money and have nothing to show for it - the choice is yours and I don't particularly care. Its not my money.

[Kamillion]

Kam - you have a harshly cleaned, polished, low grade circulated coin. It is quite common in this condition, and it is not attractive at all. The coin is worth its weight in silver, which right now is about $34. So yes, I would say you overpaid for it.

 

Stop being arrogant and thinking you know it all. Chris has been collecting coins since the 50's or 60's - which gives him about 50 years of experience on you. Further, he specializes in Morgans. If he says something, I would listen to him.

 

More new collectors have been driven out of this community by their arrogance than I can count. Calm down, take our advice, and you will succeed. Otherwise, burn through your money and have nothing to show for it - the choice is yours and I don't particularly care. Its not my money.

 

then thats said bc a newborn baby would realize i got a good deal.

 

i am not arrogrant, but lately, as i post more coins, you all are becoming so.

 

i am still happy go lucky. not sure why u are all so serious about this.

 

 

and to top that off, i dont have the nerve to call other people arrogant or what not. even though that is what i felt, i just dont care enough. its really not a big deal.

 

 

 

 

[physics-fan3.14]

I will give you one more free chance, Kam, and then I will block you and not offer you any more of my valuable time.