can i get some grades!

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  1. schmidtyss

    schmidtyss New Member

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    hey i was wondering what your input would be on these morgans i have and if they would be worth sending into ngc or pcgs. also if ya could put a grade on them, first up a 1880

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    and now a 1921 [​IMG]
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    i can say this coin was cleaned by one person at least so might not be worth it
     
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    and lastly a 1878 [​IMG]
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    Hello Schmidty

    Nice coin - look regards the viability of slabbing particular coins and especially US silver coinage, there would be
    better places for you to source your advice from.

    Id suggest

    coincommunity.com

    its a very large forum and they have numismatic buffs there with more experience than us here.
    I dont know how much the slabbing would cost you and what the new 'value' of the coin would be.

    but on the above forum with high resolution photos their members would be able to estimate the
    grade within 3 MS rating points and suggest whether you should go ahead and do it.
     
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    ohh ok that's super helpful thank you ill check it out
     
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    All of those look really nice. If you slabbed them now and they don't get the grades you were hoping for, a couple years from now you would recoup the grading costs most likely anyway because of the increased rarity. I would say go for it. I sold a raw 1883 CC in similar condition recently for $183 USD, just to give you an idea.
     
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    ohh thats friggin awesome thank you austacker
     
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    That's what im afraid of..spending all types of money to join the membership.....and then they dont slab them due to "improper cleaning"
     

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