Common AU Morgans don't care about (sub 20) spot... Look at ebay end listings...

[ximmy]

I'm so glad I invested in these rather than ntr rounds... ;D

1890 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR COIN

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US 1921-P MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR; AU+

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1891 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR COIN

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[Shami-Amourae]

I'm glad almost all of my Silver is in Junk Silver. I was buying almost at spot, now junk is at $7 over spot on places like Apmex, DESPITE the current price. The door to get cheap Junk Silver is completely closed right now as the market is almost bare.

[chad]

when i'm not buying ntr metals, i'm paying $75 for slabbed ms64 morgans :(

i only need 7 more of these overpriced, hyped, pieces of idiocy to finish the box, then i am done.

[Norweger]

I've been sniffing a bit on morgans and peace dollars, but they are popular around these parts as well so it's not easy to get a good deal. When i do find them at good prices its usually the most common dates and in bad condition. Would have been wise to buy hard 5 years ago.

The thing is that these are old and to many people old = valuable.

[Horn]

when i'm not buying ntr metals, i'm paying $75 for slabbed ms64 morgans :(

i only need 7 more of these overpriced, hyped, pieces of idiocy to finish the box, then i am done.

Get some mercury dimes to put in the empty spaces...lol

[gunDriller]

nothing more Classic than a Morgan !

i wonder why they made them .7763 ounces (or whatever) instead of the same weight as 2x 50 cents pieces, about .73 when they're new & .715 worn down.

[govcheetos]

nothing more Classic than a Morgan !

i wonder why they made them .7763 ounces (or whatever) instead of the same weight as 2x 50 cents pieces, about .73 when they're new & .715 worn down.


That's when "the value of a dollar" meant something.

[ximmy]

I still can't find any sub $30.00, common AU Morgans...

TBTB need to try harder to push metal prices down...

[madfranks]

I still can't find any sub $30.00, common AU Morgans...

TBTB need to try harder to push metal prices down...

I don't know how you can expect AU Morgans to be priced below $30. At that grade they are most certainly numismatic items with a collectable value which adds 50%+ to the base metal price.

Common, average circulated Morgans on the other hand, are readily available under $30.

[ximmy]

I don't know how you can expect AU Morgans to be priced below $30. At that grade they are most certainly numismatic items with a collectable value which adds 50%+ to the base metal price.

Common, average circulated Morgans on the other hand, are readily available under $30.

I've only ever bought AU Morgans. The others are cull metal.

[madfranks]

I've only ever bought AU Morgans. The others are cull metal.

Culls, huh? LOL. You know, there's something magical about holding an old circulated silver dollar that you know has been in the hands of cowboys, the tills of old general stores, the tables of wild west poker games, a treasure of life and experiences you're holding in your hand. I much prefer them to the sterile uncirculated examples which have always been protected under the watchful eye of the collector. :)

[gunDriller]

I've only ever bought AU Morgans. The others are cull metal.

millions of Fine to Extremely Fine Morgans cry out ... numismatic racism ? :)

[ximmy]

Culls, huh? LOL. You know, there's something magical about holding an old circulated silver dollar that you know has been in the hands of cowboys, the tills of old general stores, the tables of wild west poker games, a treasure of life and experiences you're holding in your hand. I much prefer them to the sterile uncirculated examples which have always been protected under the watchful eye of the collector. :)

Oh yeah, well your daddy was a crawfishing, double-dealing, coin shark and your brother tarnishes silver bullion...

[Horn]

Oh yeah, well your daddy was a crawfishing, double-dealing, coin shark and your brother tarnishes silver bullion...

I love tarnishing silver, is like a present that rewraps itself.

[madfranks]

Oh yeah, well your daddy was a crawfishing, double-dealing, coin shark and your brother tarnishes silver bullion...

You call it tarnish, I call it... toning. :)

[Horn]

If your silver tarnishes, fondle it more often.

[mick silver]

at one time i was buying the hell out of morgan dollars , now the price has drove me back what every i come across . am was mad here it the thought of were and who may have had that coin in there hand

[ximmy]

when I started collecting them (not too long ago) they were affordable.

http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthread.php?56291-Silver-Dollars-Morgan-or-Peace&p=492642&viewfull=1#post492642


Dealer had a few... picked these up for 27 each... Look to be AU... :p
http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s222/chrisneros/10morgans.gif

[Half Sense]

Culls, huh? LOL. You know, there's something magical about holding an old circulated silver dollar that you know has been in the hands of cowboys, the tills of old general stores, the tables of wild west poker games, a treasure of life and experiences you're holding in your hand. I much prefer them to the sterile uncirculated examples which have always been protected under the watchful eye of the collector. :)

Yup. I bought only culls a few years ago and they're great. Got 'em for spot. I've got one that took a bullet.

[madfranks]

I just bought 15 XF Morgans and 15 Peace dollars. XF is good enough for me.

[mick silver]

i was looking at ampex there prices are alot better then ebay