Morgan grade advice.

[xxtazxx]

I have a few Morgans i was wondering about, any opinions will be apreciated.

 

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[mtnstyne]

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[noow]

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[Sanity Lost]

I went and pulled a stock photo. That pic said it's worth about a dollar...

 

[CHABSENTIA]

I have a few Morgans i was wondering about, any opinions will be apreciated.

 

1878 S rev 78

 

It is already an 1878 S. It is going to have a 78 Reverse. It would only make a difference if it was an 1879s with a 78 reverse

[CHABSENTIA]

I went and pulled a stock photo. That pic said it's worth about a dollar...

 

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Silver is at $32 an ounce. If the coin is authentic then it has to be worth at least $30.00 due to melt value.

[Mokiechan]

Actually about .78 ounces of silver so a common circulated Morgan would be worth about 25.00 if silver is at 32.00.

[xxtazxx]

Finally figured out how to add a photo.

 

1878 S rev 78

[xxtazxx]

1882 o / 1891

[xxtazxx]

1896 / 1900

[Walkerfan]

Those have been dipped for sure.

 

Whether they grade or not is another story.

 

I wouldn't bet on it.

[xxtazxx]

The 1891 Morgan looks a little shiny to me too but the others don't. How can yo tell if they have been dipped ?? I have a 10x and 20x loupe what should i be looking for? Thanks

[coinman_23885]

Finally figured out how to add a photo.

 

1878 S rev 78

 

AU Details, cleaned.

[coinman_23885]

1882 o / 1891

 

1882-O low MS (maybe a 62? hard to tell from the photo)

1891 AU details cleaned

[coinman_23885]

1896 / 1900

 

These appear uncirculated, but more precise grading is difficult to do b based on the photos. I strongly suspect that there are more contact marks on the coin than appear.

[cpm9ball]

The 1891 Morgan looks a little shiny to me too but the others don't. How can yo tell if they have been dipped ?? I have a 10x and 20x loupe what should i be looking for? Thanks

 

Are you taking these photos using any kind of illumination or natural sunlight? If you are using natural sunlight, it's possible that the coin is being flooded with so much light that we can't see the cartwheel luster. If you are using indoor lights, then there doesn't appear to be any luster at all. You don't need a loupe to see this.

 

I'm not the best at taking photos of coins, but this is what you should expect to see of cartwheel luster. These photos were taken using mini-fluorescent bulbs.

 

Chris