I neglected to reply to this earlier, Antonio, only because as usual either the next bright and shiny thing distracted me or I had one of my standard aging-related memory lapses. An 1883-CC MS64 Morgan Dollar is nothing to sneeze at, after all. Whether you have it regraded or not, it’s a extremely desirable coin regardless; good for you to be the lucky and happy owner of that gem!
]]>Sensational, Antonio! To think these are coins the Mint was ordered to stop making!
]]>That’s a real beauty, Major D. Since I don’t covet, I can be happy for you!
]]>For me, it’s an 1859 (P) Indian Head cent- laurel wreath reverse w/o shield.
]]>My furthest journey to the past coin-wise is the 1920’s, and that’s a few Lincoln Cents.
]]>Thank you kindly, Antonio. It’s extremely gratifying to be recognized!
]]>Sharp eye Kaiser!
]]>The Carter Jackson Collection, Part II includes (but is not limited to) an impressive selection of Morgan dollars, in both circulation strike and proof formats. Among the selection’s top offerings:
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