Interesting Grade on a Morgan
7001036504 • May 30, 2026
Do You Agree with this Grade on a Newly Purchased Morgan?
An interesting grade on this Morgan dollar we purchased recently. Not sure we agree with the BU assessment, however the price $10.50 (had that been what we paid!) would have been a steal these days.
We buy Morgan dollars like this and in any and every other condition, and we don't pay $10.50 each!
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An elusive thousand-dollar star note recently came into the shop. It's now certified as PMG 35, choice VF! From the Chicago district, G. You'll find it available on our selling site here: https://brcgcoins.com/product/fr-2212-g-1000-1934a-star-federal-reserve-note-pmg-very-fine-35/
A great group of older Canadian notes came into the shop a couple months ago. They have returned from PMG and are available for sale on our selling site. Click here to take a look. Some of the highlights include: Imperial Bank of Canada, 1915, $10, PMG 30 EPQ Dominion of Canada, 1914, $2, PMG 20 Dominion of Canada, 1923, $2, PMG 25 Bank of Canada, 1935, $5, "English," PMG 30
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