1893-S (The "King" of Morgan Dollars series) & 1895-S Morgan Dollars, and uncommon details - PCGS
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Just two coins to look at today, but the 1893-S is the "King" of the Morgan Dollar series and it has something you may not have seen before.
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Ben The Coin Geek
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I've collected Morgans for over 22 years and I'd never heard of this outlining. Most instructive. Thanks for posting.
Thanks Ben. I've learned one more thing "outlining"
Pawn Stars called the 1895-P proof the King of Morgan Dollars but the 1893-S is the true King. I'll have to look out for those outlined devices. I've seen coins look like this before and didn't know what I was looking at. I thought it was tarnish/dirt but it may have been tooled as well. Thanks TheCoinGeek!
You're welcome.
Some morgans are so beautiful they look like angels. I get the rarity thing because I get sick of 1880-1882 S over and over , but I could get a 67 or even a 68 for that price
I also believe in getting the toughest coins in a series first if I am going to collect that series. That's why I have never collected Morgan dollars!
My favorite Silver Dollar fideo and where the 1795 and very fine 35 and the 1893s and very fine 2 0 have sold them both for-profit but love them 2 coins it was an honor to hold them
Thanks for the education Ben! Very good show again from you with excellent examples.
Learn something new every day !thanks for sharing.
Nice video. Great use of magnification.
That is so goofy. Why would anyone want to do that "outlining" machining? Your video is very good in describing & showing this.
B/c they wanted to make it look better from a distance. Why? Only the person who did it would know. It could have been dishonesty to sell it on eBay or otherwise. It could have been they did it b/c they could and were bored. Or they could have thought, like people who clean coins, that they were making it look more like it (supposedly) did when it was new.
“Get the tougher ones first...”
That’s true; my first silver purchase was a 100oz bar. It’s been mostly easier from that point.
Buy once, cry once.
Good to know. Thanks for adding an extra tool to my box😊👍
Hey at least they are getting more descriptive information on their holders
Beautiful coin, thanks for Sharing my Friend excellent video
Thanks for the info, never even heard of that before.
Good video thanks bro
I wonder if Morgan collectors know there is a small M on the bottom of Liberty's neck,which,obviously, is George T Morgan's initial
It was the first I’d heard or seen it
There is a M on the back side also.
Great info, good to know! Love the Morgan's!
More interesting info, Ben...I picked up a nice 1897 S, the illegitimate Prince of Morgan's...also I grabbed an 1880 O...from you...cheers!
Illegitimate prince! LOL .. I hope you like the 88-0 ...tough coin to get a nice one.
@@TheCoinGeek yes I do like the 1888 O...beautiful toning...keep the.great info coming...more capped bust halves!!!
Great information Ben thank you!
That is so interesting i have never heard that before.
Great information. I have never come across that before so thanks for sharing it.
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Of course one of the only gaps in my collection. (93 S) Great Video!
I’ve never seen that “details” before. I just got one from pcgs labeled “planchet flaw removed” ungradable on a 1822 capped half dollar and never seen that before either
That, I've never seen. They must have a creative writing student filling this stuff in.
I have this kind of coins
Nice Morgan Dollars!
WOW. Never heard of that details exception before. Is that a rim nick at 11 on the reverse?
Yes, slight, and they did not mention it .
Interesting, thanks for sharing. Wonder if it would have been caught if there hadn't been a couple of slips
True
Devices Outlined is a euphemism for tooling, and the coin should be labeled as such
Fair point.
bad use of a Dremel rotary tool...please tell me when silver reaches say 38.25 or 2011 zone do you purchase at those levels.
Yes, at all levels.
Devices are usually used with Jeweler tools
I just had graded ngc, a 1878 7/5 TF, unc details, obverse (wheel mark)!. Can you elaborate? What this means and value?. Thanks.
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So how would you sell the 93 S? As a details cleaned? Unusual, but I have seen coins like that before. I just thought it was some kind of machine doubling.
We've got it on our website -
oldpueblocoin.com/product/1893-s-morgan-dollar-pcgs-vg-details-2/
Ben it looks cleaned awhile back.
I actually like the color of the coin....I think I would not use the term cleaned on this one.
You did not give us a price for the 1893 s...
Around $2000.
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How ican sold my 1893 1dollar ihave 3 dollar 1893...im from philippines..
What was that weird audio at 4:57?
That was a Silver Alien checking in.
@@silverdrillpickle7596 I was thinking the same thing.
I have this coins
I have 1893 s morgan dollar coin
I Olso have 1893coin
I would not buy an altered coin.