Why This Low Grade Morgan Silver Dollar worth MORE MONEY!

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Title	:	Why This Low Grade Morgan Silver Dollar worth MORE MONEY!
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Now I know collecting coins is a disease 😂😂😂😂
Comment from : Paul Vincent

Very good info! 👍
Comment from : Richard Metcalf

Very interesting If only the lady could speak
Comment from : sfkimrush

Pretty cool
Comment from : David Canham

Thanks for sharing I didn’t know people collected the 1 Grade
Comment from : John Goode

I wasn't aware of people putting these sets together, thanks for sharing👍
Comment from : Rich Pederson

Poor 1 definitely a low ball💣
Comment from : Bruce Edginton

Well, I had the grade right, but mint wrong I thought it was 1883 O, which would have been worth more than a MS63 Fun stuff!
Comment from : Heavy Arrow Archer

I called it from the last video!
Comment from : Party Pickle

That's cool, thanks Seeker
Comment from : Rich Dyer

I’ve heard of these Excellent video Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : T the Silver Stacker

Picked up some Morgans from Hero Bullion in raw ungraded “Good” condition Can you tell me what they do… it looks like they were rubbed with some kind of dark or black polish to get more of the details to show up? Thanks!✌🏻❤️🇺🇸🥈
Comment from : Andrew Macomber

What's so alluring about a pocket coin?brIMHO this is further proof that grading is a scam
Comment from : james robinson

Way before these became popular I could have gotten a bunch of silver 3 cent pieces that were certainly poor 1 for cheap
Comment from : Silvadel Shaladin

Nice video Thanks
Comment from : Bobby Duane Sonnenberg

Those coins were probably carried by the same person for many years My dad always carried one that was slick
Comment from : nick57

Thank you Seeker always appreciate the lessons that you provide Take care
Comment from : Otto Meineke

That is very interesting Thanks for the great information and education seeker
Comment from : Jimmy Licari

This was a very interesting video I didn't know that ppl collected them 👍👍
Comment from : Shirl Bussman

People collect everything I never knew this was a thing
Comment from : Yotefan

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Comment from : Nickel Nation Coins & More

Interesting! I didn't know that about Poor condition Morgans Many of mine would probably qualify as Poor I didn't know people actually collected low ball grades and paid those kinds of dollarswow
Comment from : Katie Bailey

"The world has taken a turn for the surreal"
Comment from : David K

Thanks Seeker! I did not know about that value among low ball grades! very interesting!
Comment from : Matteo Sternato

Thanks for this video I was just thinking about this the other day, and didn't understand why all of these worn coins were going for such high prices!!! Just never heard of this, but this was interesting indeedgreat video
Comment from : MrRanman91

Cool
Comment from : Teacher1388

Whoooaa! That’s a slicker for sure lol Still a CC! I’d take it
Comment from : Plumber Stacker

Wouldn't want a low ball coin to be cleaned
Comment from : Retired Old Guy

Per ANACS 80 of all Morgan Silver Dollars have been CLEANED and it is the Skill Level of the person who CLEANED it that determines the Market Grade So Do Not Buff Your Coin with Steel Wool, Use only polishes recommended by an Auto Paint Restoration Expert or a Jewelry Repairman Or Do what I do, Study the true meaning of "Grossly Polished" (PCGS Guideline 92) Don't be Gross Man, Do It Right !
Comment from : TobaccoRowe

Hi friends! Seeker, didn't see you at the coin show Saturday
Comment from : bigbassman67

i wish i had enough disposable income to buy coins with poor grades on purpose
Comment from : Chris Picklepants

Very interestingI would like to buy one in a cigar box for $5 LoL
Comment from : Ed Finds Treasure

Very cool
Comment from : Tony McCumber

I saw a lowball set of morgans that were PO01 AND had a CAC sticker at a major coin show
Comment from : Brent

Very interesting I know about people collecting low ball grades, but never gave it much though about how to get the lowest grade w/o other issues
Comment from : Smouse House Hobbies

Back in the 1950's we would probably thrown this coin in a cigar box 📦 as a bad coin
Comment from : John Bethea

Nice info Love how you teach new things I know most of what your saying but been collecting for 15 plus years now First got into detecting, and found my first mercury dime and was hooked by the beauty
Comment from : perplexedmind