How to Grade the Morgan Dollar || Coin Grading for Beginners

[@jameskerry3826]

Excellent: esp. the part of the (specifics) of the High Points and the Heat Map. Excellent again; thank you.

[@LenHere]

Thanks for watching, so glad you found it helpful! Lots of other videos like it on my channel, and more to come!

[@awakenotwoke4830]

This is one of the best explanations of grading Morgan's. I learned alot thanks.

[@LenHere]

I'm glad you found it helpful!!

[@PirateStacker]

Wow man, so much good info here... Thanks for pointing out so many things to look for. It is clear that you have forgotten more about coins than I will ever know! Carry on!

[@LenHere]

Thanks for the encouragement, I am new to it, just studied a bit and still have a LOT to learn.

[@SpokaneSilverStacker]

I’m not new to grading Morgans but this was definitely informative. What a great video, definitely felt like I learned more. Great breakdown of how the coin wears and the high points. So I would say MS 62 on that one

[@LenHere]

Thanks for your encouragement, I hope it's helping people.

[@johnnyb3126]

I would agree this coin is MS61 👍

[@LenHere]

I could MAYBE justify MS62, but I lean conservatively in most cases.

[@bernieharaldson5665]

Just starting out with researching Morgans and watching lots of videos, but this is one of the best. Thanks! I just get the 2025 Redbook and I’ll check out the 1982 book you described as the best texting on Morgan’s. Is there a free or low car only guide to currency pricing fuel the many mintings of this series? Thanks again.

[@LenHere]

Thank you so much for the kind words, so glad it was that helpful!!

[@everettwhite9874]

I believe the PCGS Coin Facts is still available to download. It has photos of coins that you can compare your coins to as well prices.

[@ShawnTheRazor]

You earned my subscription. This video was much better than I thought it was going to be.

[@ShawnTheRazor]

I think you were being a little conservative with your estimate though. I'd have this at a MS-62 all day long.

[@LenHere]

Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching!

[@HarryLevinson]

I found this very helpful and enjoyed how you talked through the process. MS61 seems right. One suggestion, and maybe you have gone this way with newer videos but I find the background music distracting.

[@B29p]

I've got one Morgan. At least I know what to look for when I decide to get another. These are some great videos, Potts.

[@jamesmartell8917]

Just getting started in the hobby. Sure seems like it will be a fun time. I've got a small collection of coins from the folk's. not much, but it might get me started.I really enjoyed your video and hope I learned something. Thanks!!

[@tridentstacking]

I’ll have to rewatch 👌

[@blazin302]

I would say MS62 on the grade. The main part I learned was about the high points.

[@Poppy-en8iz]

Just picked up a 1891cc in a newmans belt buckle. Jeweler is currently pulling it for me. Im not sure it ever left the sock drawer.

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[@johnnyfranklin5213]

Hello TPS, I just came across your video from a few months back, on how to grade a Morgan dollar. I hope you get this post, as I've purchased a 1921D Morgan dollar and I think I got ripped off. I was wondering if you could help a new stacker out and maybe I won't make this mistake again.

[@LenHere]

How did you get ripped off? I will help if I can, what would you like me to do??

[@B29p]

Request, peace dollar next.

[@LenHere]

On it!

[@jkpioneer.]

First!!!

[@mariuseduard7688]

At least MS62, maybe even 63.

[@LenHere]

Thanks so much for watching!!

[@4_Science]

Turn up the music. I can still hear the presenter /s