1883-O Morgan "Cartwheel" Silver Dollar! and 50 similar items

This is a first of what I hope will be a growing trend of listing exclusively here on Bonanza. When I get coins in flips the first thing I do is GET RID OF THE STAPLES! In the case of high profile or value coins I then put the coin in a plastic flip, then I copy whatever was written on the old flip and tape it sealed. A staple has no business anywhere near a valuable coin. This is time consuming and costly but I feel strongly enough about it and you're worth it. I do not grade coins. I have sold coins that were graded and some are even now available in my booth, but I do not provide the service. All I will do is show or tell you what I have been told and I try to give you the best possible pictures so that you may determine the grade for yourself. I am not interested in any back and forth with the items I sell. They are what I say they are or better and in the case of some of the really high end things, they have been legally cleared so if anyone wanted to call me on that, I will require it be accompanied by a police report. I believe that if you just keep doing the right things, everything else takes care of itself. It would not even occur to me to send out something false. I do no operate that way. The coin you see in the pictures are different pictures of the same coin and is the coin you will get. Anything you see after the Red information note are things that are available. If you don't see them in my booth, ask and I'll respond as soon as possible. I have a lot of inventory I can never get pictured so tell me what you like I'll tell you what I can do. I am going to post this to Facebook and would very much appreciate it if all you good people out there would share it with your friends. I am quickly discovering that GOOD PEOPLE, have GOOD FRIENDS. One of my pictures of a Westward Journey Nickel Set somehow got on Google!?! Something like 7.4million people liked it. I guess it was the picture they liked because it cost under $5.00 including S H, but they're still for sale? Perhaps the 7.4 millions of folks would like to buy a signed and numbered copy of the picture. I wish I knew, because I need to get something going here.