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Goodies at Grandma's
I found a Morgan Dollar at Grandma's that quite valuable. It's a
1893CC, but I'm really bad at judging the condition. I intend to give it back to her since I'm not about to rob her of a few thousand dollars, but can anyone guess the grade of the coin? img src="http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090001.JPG" img src="http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090002.JPG" If HTML doesn't work (above), try going to: http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090001.JPG http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090002.JPG Thanks. |
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Goodies at Grandma's
cougar wrote: I found a Morgan Dollar at Grandma's that quite valuable. It's a 1893CC, but I'm really bad at judging the condition. I intend to give it back to her since I'm not about to rob her of a few thousand dollars, but can anyone guess the grade of the coin? html snipped http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090001.JPG http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090002.JPG Thanks. While it's true that some 1893-CC Morgan dollars can be worth thousands of dollars, unfortunately grandma's isn't one of them. Price points like that are reserved for coins with either no wear (uncirculated) or far less wear than that coin exhibits. Grandma may be able to get a couple of hundred dollars for it, but I doubt much more. |
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Goodies at Grandma's
"cougar" wrote in message ups.com... I found a Morgan Dollar at Grandma's that quite valuable. It's a 1893CC, but I'm really bad at judging the condition. I intend to give it back to her since I'm not about to rob her of a few thousand dollars, but can anyone guess the grade of the coin? If HTML doesn't work (above), try going to: http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090001.JPG http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090002.JPG Thanks. GeoCities is one of those lovely services that gives you a data bandwidth quota. You went over it. Try clicking your own links and see what you get. I get "Sorry that page is not available, user has exceeded data quota go away" or some such nonsense, this is the result of posting to a newsfroup that thousands of people read. If your ISP gives you 5-10mb of free FTP or Web space with your account as most of them do, then host your images there and you won't have that problem. Harv |
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Goodies at Grandma's
While it's true that some 1893-CC Morgan dollars can be worth thousands
of dollars, unfortunately grandma's isn't one of them. Price points like that are reserved for coins with either no wear (uncirculated) or far less wear than that coin exhibits. Grandma may be able to get a couple of hundred dollars for it, but I doubt much more. Thanks for the assessment! I had a feeling that it was going to come in very low. I was hoping it might make AU-50 condition, but you're probably right that this is definitely circulated and worn out. She did have a few in uncirculated condition but they were very common years. Oh, and Geocities is working again. It's a very tempermental service, apparently. I guess it wouldn't even be VF-20 since most of the features are indistinct. |
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Goodies at Grandma's
On 9 Sep 2006 10:15:37 -0700, "cougar" wrote:
I found a Morgan Dollar at Grandma's that quite valuable. It's a 1893CC, but I'm really bad at judging the condition. I intend to give it back to her since I'm not about to rob her of a few thousand dollars, but can anyone guess the grade of the coin? img src="http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090001.JPG" img src="http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090002.JPG" If HTML doesn't work (above), try going to: http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090001.JPG http://www.geocities.com/cougar1082/P9090002.JPG Thanks. The coin grades Good. PCGS has two levels in this grade, 04 and 06. Yours is 04, worth about $150. Here is one that PCGS graded Good 06, I got $175 for it. http://www.k6az.com/forums/1893cc_pcgs06_21712357.jpg -- K6AZ Forum http://www.k6az.com/forum/ |
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Goodies at Grandma's
On 9 Sep 2006 13:32:35 -0700, "cougar" wrote:
While it's true that some 1893-CC Morgan dollars can be worth thousands of dollars, unfortunately grandma's isn't one of them. Price points like that are reserved for coins with either no wear (uncirculated) or far less wear than that coin exhibits. Grandma may be able to get a couple of hundred dollars for it, but I doubt much more. Thanks for the assessment! I had a feeling that it was going to come in very low. I was hoping it might make AU-50 condition, but you're probably right that this is definitely circulated and worn out. She did have a few in uncirculated condition but they were very common years. Oh, and Geocities is working again. It's a very tempermental service, apparently. I guess it wouldn't even be VF-20 since most of the features are indistinct. Here is what an AU50 looks like: http://www.k6az.com/ebay/1904_pcgs50_21712363.jpg -- K6AZ Forum http://www.k6az.com/forum/ |
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Morgan Dollar needing an appraisal
Here is what an AU50 looks like: http://www.k6az.com/ebay/1904_pcgs50_21712363.jpg -- K6AZ Forum http://www.k6az.com/forum/ Thanks, that helps a lot! |
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