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Started by duggee27, November 19, 2013, 06:03:18 PM

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robbiegal

I think that because the coins were handled by people it's considered a part of the minting process
I think they still mark them down
but it doesn't seem to no grade them

wwwww

They certainly do factor fingerprints but while a fingerprint will turn a 67 into a 64-65, it probably will have very little effect on a 64.

duggee27

this is not the best photo as it does not show the attractiveness of the blue toning around the outer edge BUT it does show the impact of a fingerprint.
this morgan is ngc ms65 and price tag of $us1100 +tax !!
these blue/coloured toned coins seem to bring a premium $ yet some collectors prefer "white",to me they seem too bright to be natural



this is not the best photo as it does not show the attractiveness of the blue toning around the outer edge BUT it does show the impact of a fingerprint.
this morgan is ngc ms65 and price tag of $us1100 +tax !!
these blue/coloured toned coins seem to bring a premium $ yet some collectors prefer "white",to me they seem too bright to be natural



just for those interested my coin cost $us109 inc tax, a souvenir that will not wear away, get eaten or put in a drawer and forgotten

robbiegal

I have a proof that looks similar
it's still a nice coin and still a proof

duggee27

yes goldie they are a handful

as soon as i can get time out i will be off coin hunting at mainly stacks and bowers where i got the above morgan

but i got the kiddies for their birth year in USA a set each of 2013 limited edition silver proofs ... and nice they are