The 1900-P Morgan Silver Dollar is SOOO AUSOME. Let’s break it down what contributes to its appeal among collectors:
Blast White: "Blast White" indicates that the coin has a bright, lustrous appearance as if it just came from the mint. This is often desirable among collectors as it suggests the coin has not undergone significant toning or discoloration.
EF (Extra Fine) Condition: The "EF" grade signifies that the coin is in Extra Fine condition. In this grade, the coin will have moderate wear, but the main design elements are still well-defined. Coins in Extra Fine condition are generally sought after by collectors.
VAM-11 Variety: Quite a few Die verities exist but only VAM-11 IS VERY SIGNIFICANT and can command a premium. This is mainly the doubled Eagle, Extra Olive on the branch, Doubled Low Date, Doubling on the Arrow Shafts.
From Original Bank Roll: The mention of "From Original Bank Roll" indicates that the coin comes from a roll that has been preserved since it left the mint. Coins from original rolls are often well-preserved and can exhibit consistent characteristics, making them appealing to collectors.
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