NGC Open Box - Showcase Dollars & Crackouts 

Very professional. As always, a well-delivered video that shows good visuals and helps a lot of us get a few data points.

Hi Ben. I think the 1923 Peace Dollar looks much better than 62. It looks more like a 64 to me. It must be the scratches beneath TRVST on the obverse that lowered the grade. Still... *>>>------------>* 🦉

I especially like the 23-S toned Peace dollar. I actually agree with the grade on that due to the scuff above the lips and a couple of bigger dings on the reverse. Very happy to see it straight graded.

“Think I cAc’d myself.” 😂

What I love about Ben's observations is how much he appreciates and emphasizes eye appeal. He's a real aesthete!!

Thanks for sharing Ben!

Hard to find in good condition bcz so many of them ended up existing in Reno slot machines

Nice coins. Thanks for sharing.

I can probably get artificial toning on it if I try!!! 😂🤣😂 too good.

I think they got it right with the 21-D calling it cleaned. Cleaned was my thought upon first glance.

Ben, a question for you to ponder on a slow day. My observation is that MS Morgans tend to have more contact marks on the obverse than on the reverse. I asked this same question to CoinHelpU about a year ago and his answer left me unconvinced. What do you think? Of course, perhaps your experience doesn't align with my observation to begin with (more contact marks on obverse side). Thanks much!

Hah. Back in first.

That 1901 should have got a 65 it's really nice

I would have guessed the 1882-S was an MS-64 DMPL. I guess I have lots to learn!

Very nice

The 1923-S PE🤮... apologies excuse me,...the 1923-S PEACE dollar is actually a great looking coin, it has a small area on the cheek above the lip that might have kept it from M$65...and the fact its not a MORGAN dollar of course hurts it. I love the Eagle up on those Morgan's !!

1901 P XF40? That's a gift. I had it at VF25.

Hey Ben

Should be illegal to put coins backwards in coin holders

Rocks lol

Come on 😮

Anything but morgans, please

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Hi Ben