Beautiful shining morgan dollars white silver coin luster surface

[Thecollectible]

Please check it out on the scans below and let me knows of what you think later there

[MarkFeld]

Welcome to the forum.

Sorry, but since you asked, I see nothing out of the ordinary or exceptional about the coin.

[synoptic12]

Hi Mark, just becoming familiar to the new and improved Collector's Society. The scans appear a tad blurred. 

[MarkFeld]

10 minutes ago, synoptic12 said:

Hi Mark, just becoming familiar to the new and improved Collector's Society. The scans appear a tad blurred. 

Yes and the white balance appears to be off, resulting in a blue tint.

[synoptic12]

4 hours ago, MarkFeld said:

Yes and the white balance appears to be off, resulting in a blue tint.

I'm having a difficult time trying to navigate in this new site. I was initially directed to CGC, changed password twice. Not really interested in comics. You are surely correct in the blue tint and color control.

[RWB]

A banged-up common date coin possibly struck from a partially collapsed obverse die. No special value, but nice to have.

[Thecollectible]

These silver coin is common piece without special value and have to agree with you

[Thecollectible]

It is matter of light problem by camera the shade slightly difference in reality but its clear to see for bad marks on surface there

[thebeav]

When it comes to coins, scans are never as good as photos. The three-dimensionality makes scanning impractical. Now, currency.....that's another story.

[Thecollectible]

Thank you for your participation there

[BillJones]

I am not a big Morgan Dollar collector at all, but here is what one should look like when it is in very high grade. And yes, this one is a worth a fortune.

I too have not been able to figure out how to post pictures here "the new way." I am still using Photo Bucket.

[BillJones]

Here is my effort to fix the white balance on your photo. You might have your camera set to "indoor" when you are using natural outdoor light.