Is your Morgan Silver Dollar CLEANED?

[@dustoffgeo7613]

Excellent video. The community need more dealers like you that have our back. Keep up the Fire Brother!

[@kiley89]

All three coins have been cleaned.. the cart wheel effect should not be broken up and should be solid cart wheels..

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Really enjoying - listening while putting together some grab bags!

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

Need a grab bag from me? I can always make one for you!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

@@AcoushaCollectibles Good idea! Should talk about it

[@jameskerry3826]

Thank you for the video. Morgans are so sweet...even many of those that are "details". And yes, I'd be in agreement: the third Morgan (84 O) would almost certainly get a "details" from the big three (TPG's); that very flat appearance was the first thing that jumped out. As to the others...I personally would be happy with the first Morgan; I don't think it has a significant problem: to me, the stunning eye appeal (with the realistic chance of NGC giving it a "Star") is more than worth the risk of a details...esp. if you give the submission on the lowest tier. And the second Morgan too has a realistic shot at a Star. Keep the Morgans-a-coming! They are so sweet to the eye.

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

Thank you for the insight on the Morgans James. It’s always awesome to have so many perspectives because it really can change a path for a coin for the better. I appreciate you watching this video brother!

[@caseyhaddock8347]

Brilliant video. I will be looking out for the second coins result.

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

Thank you brother. Love you

[@stephanygates6491]

I wish you had spoken to the white spots on the spectacular, 2nd example.

[@josephference6996]

You taught me a lot with video. Thank you very much.

[@Ontario100]

I am naturally suspicious and I definitely see what you are saying about the last coin. I always enjoy seeing videos like this. It helps to train my collector eye. Are you planning on sending in the other two coins for grading? Thanks!!

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

I plan on sending the other two in! One I am on the edge of doing so, but want to see what happens with it. Im glad I can shed some light for collectors out there and newer dealers. Not a whole lot of info out there with cleaned coins.

[@GDSavingThePast]

These types of videos are great for helping everyone train their eye. The third one does have a little hazy look so I would have nixed it as well. GD

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

You and I have the same idea! That coin does have its flaws. Going to see what happens with the other two.

[@millwoodlabs]

Appreciate the Knowledge on Morgan’s.

[@JusZard]

The first one has gorgeous patina but the cheek looks scratched which can indicate some cover up and blend ,the luster on 2 is amazing number 3 looks cleaned . For sure you also have to remember every single coin had a different dye or batch at least they say year but I doubt it ! Everything was hand made.besides of course the huge Carson’s striking machine .

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

Thank you Justin for the comment and your opinion. Thank you for watching, we just received some of those coins back from grading so look out for that video.

[@everettwhite9874]

Being honest I can’t tell if these Morgans have been cleaned over that toning. Is the toning natural or artificial?

[@doctorgoldbud1321]

How much would you take for the 1881 s with that beautiful rainbow

[@seano5090]

Great video , very informative . I probably would have missed it without those observations . Keep them coming !!!

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

I’ll keep em coming Sean. Thank you for watching brother. Have a blessed Sunday!

[@jonathanfish4301]

All the grading companies seem to be very strict on their grading! I would be leery of all 3 raw coins coming back with details. My LCS says that most high dollar coins have been graded and if they are not graded the coins probably have a details issue.

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

Going to be interesting to see most definitely!

[@TruthLivesNow]

I agree with that Jonathan!

[@TruthLivesNow]

To me all three have been dipped in e*Z*est. Coin #1 I think PCGS, NGC, ANACS, and ICG would give you a MS64, ignoring that it was probably dipped. Coin #2 Cleaned MS Details Coin #3 Improperly Cleaned MS Details. The sell price of Coin #3 would be so low, in my mind I would buy it, and think instead of “Improperly Cleaned,” I would think, “Impeccably Cleaned,” every time I would look at it!

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

I returned the one with tool marks. The other two straight graded by PCGS and sold. Thanks for your comment!

[@doctorgoldbud1321]

I found a 1879 proof dollar that was tone on both sides of thecoin it has some beautiful colors

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

Yeah it's cleaned, but I'm not throwing away a perfectly good Silver Coin. Actually I have a couple that will do cartwheels.

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

Just changing where its being sent really. Straight grade potential to the graders and others to albums or interested collectors.

[@emilphoryew9436]

Are some of these Morgans the ones you cracked out of the blue ANACS holders from a previous video?

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

All raw coins from my recollection

[@GDSavingThePast]

Seeing the 81 S looks hazy as well GD

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

I agree brother, something feels off.

[@kayneF1251]

I love your videos

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

Thank you Kayne! More on the way soon!

[@arnival3694]

Ty

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

I'd take that fake toning off with valve grinding compound and then polish it with Red Rouge. It's finish is shot anyways, might as well make it look as good as you can.

[@dougm.370]

Not only was the last coin cleaned its also artificial toning as well. 1884-O is a Oh no coin!!

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

Thank you, your insight is valuable. Thank you for watching.

[@nickfrost9771]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 The best way to spot an artificially toned coin. You need to buy an electron scope. Look at the coin under high magnification. If it is artificially toned, you will see round colored spots on it. That is the only true way other than testing it for chemicals. But you want to avoid this just in case the coin is authentically toned.

[@arnival3694]

The 1882 o Doesn’t look good artificially toned ?? Idk

[@arnival3694]

No 1884 o

[@vm.999]

💯🔥🙏

[@dondesnoo1771]

I see ngc 1884s 63 s 75$ clean it or return it lcs would want it for 25$ here nothing to see there others nice 🎉depends what you paid when I bought em they were 8-11$ 60 yrs ago now 28$ wholesale maybe

[@MattDeckard]

Cleaning them now… why do you ask?

[@GardenerEarthGuy]

1 and 3 look like ammonium sulfate was put on them.

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

Ill take a look at number 1 again. Thank you giving your thoughts on these. So humbled your watching!

[@GardenerEarthGuy]

@@AcoushaCollectibles love your videos- the first one just had fog in the background and the toning is just too perfect... Keep on keeping on- GEG

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

@@GardenerEarthGuy will do brother. More great videos on there way.

[@quantum1033]

You do know that most all of the Morgan dollars were shoveled into bins using coal shovels.

[@alfredparsons6811]

‘84 -O is cleaned. Questionable color.

[@AcoushaCollectibles]

I couldn't agree more. Alot of problems with the coin! Glad I was able to walk through it and learn from it!

[@jaimefuentes2169]

Esas monedas pareciera q las pintaron con pigmentos 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@menotyou7762]

Is there any dirt of any kind on the coin? Anything, If its shiny then its dipped and as such there are NO i mean NO coins that have not been cleaned. PERIOD No way can a coin stay perfectlly clean for over 20 years, that blue on coin one looks like a torch hit it

[@nereourso2317]

All coin to me are beautiful it doesn’t matter to me about being 🧹 cleaned. I look realistic at coins these coins are well over 100 years old and l feel most have been cleaned at some point in time an shouldn’t be so much fuzz but I also like finding unclean coins also that were ciculated And wasn’t store in bags in bank vaults an forgotten abou