I agree. I bought 2023 Morgan and Peace proof dollars from the Mint. I just don't like them. Sure, they are very shiny and well made, but I see no contrast and no tone. I will sell them or give them away. I like my 100+ year old ones better.
I bought the 2023 first release peace and Morgan NGC PF 70 ultra cameo for $200 bucks each. Don’t know what the value will be in the future bc of the mintages but to be honest, I really don’t care. The coins are absolutely gorgeous and will look beautiful in my collection. ✌🏼
They’re gonna hold their value because now they’re printing them year after year which means there is collectibility, and people are gonna wanna own the first year that it was minted
It has been nice to see these do so well. A lot of people were thinking these would fall in price, but instead they have gone up as fewer are available. I bought the extras and sold them which ended up paying for my entire lot. Free is good. Cheers!
I, Nostradamus, predict the Morgan and Peace uncirculated issues for 2023 will do better than the proof strikes eventually. Let's come back here in two years and see if I was right.
You're not alone as I feel the same. The Morgan/Peace collectors have always known them strictly as a business strike. I think that those collectors will have to pick up the 2023 unc dollars. Whether they will be receptive to proof and RP versions is an open question.
@@packerbacker69 I think the RPs will enjoy a lot of initial popularity because of the novelty and the lower numbers. No way of knowing how they'll fare long-term.
They have a little more than doubled in two years. That is good. I am happy for those that bought them. It would be nice to revisit these coins again on the five year anniversary. Thanks
I mentioned elsewhere that I missed the boat on the 2021 dollars from the mint. I didn't realize until this video that the BU 2023 coins are slightly less expensive than the 2021s. The 2021s were even more pricey than 2023's Proof coins. Of course, that could change by the time they are available.
2021 Morgan Mintage: ~875,000 total of all varieties. (all mint privy marks) 2023 Morgans Mint Limit: ~950,000 total of all varieties. (unc, proof, rev proof) 2021 Peace Mintage: ~200,000 2023 Peace Mintage Limit: ~950,00 total of all varieties (unc, proof, rev proof) Does these numbers look correct, Silver Wolverine?
I believe that would be 925,000 for 2023.. 250,000 Rev, 400,000 Proof, 275,000 UNC.. This would be the limits but we do not know actual sales yet because they have not sold any. 2021 875,000 is the total product limit, but actual Sales are less (showed in video) Same with the 2021 Peace Dollar. Less than 200,000.
Many of the empty boxes are bought by people who have purchased graded coins. Most graded coins sold in the secondary market do not come with the OGP. People like to have the Mint box and COA with their graded coin.
The Peace dollar was 1/5th the production of the Morgans. I grabbed the 2021 Peace after grading, $220 for MS70 $130 for an MS69. Now waiting on the reverse proof set. And I'm a collector, I dont sell.
Thanks for the roundup, Wolverine. I didn't start stacking until March last year and, because I live outside USA, I decided to buy the 2021 Morgan & Peace Dollar set in NGC MS70 FDI, but that was about August. I bought them all on Ebay, paying $1700 for the D Morgan, plus a raw D and S mintmarks. I know, now, that the prices I paid were high, but I am a legacy collector enjoying my new twilight years hobby, and I'm not re-selling any. Importing raw coins from overseas and then sending them to NGC/PCGS is too expensive, unless I've got at least ten cracking coins to send off............and they better be real good; even with the NGC Registry offer of four(I think) free gradings for my first submissions. Even the cost-averaging is hit by additional international delivery charges. 90% of my US coins are slabbed.
@@unclefester6501 Not even remotely. I live in a rural town of about 8,000 people, and I have no business connections. I'm only a legacy stackollector, and not re-selling any of my stack, and I don't want to start a new business at 70.
I don’t think they will ever be worth the ordering HELL we all went through to get them all! Just can’t forgive and forget that! LOL At least they’ve all doubled in value for the most part. My 2 Peace Dollars are still in the brown taped shipping box they arrived in. LOL! I’ve never even seen them or held them in my own hands. I am however convinced that they are there. 😂
Go figure the D would sell for the price its going for. I scratch my head when I see empty boxes for sale but am beginning to think I should sell my boxes. I am happy I was able to buy enough of all six at drop day price and when I sell I will require an additional premium to cover my battle completing my purchase.
It was truly a battle, I got three of all except the CC from the mint. Bagged a CC eleven times and was unable to complete the purchase of any. Felt it was a slap in the face to have to delete it from my bag.
@@dennisduebelbeis2974 I feel like a victim when I get something into my cart but can't get it through the check out process. I usually leave the coin in my cart but at times I have to remove it when trying to buy something else. That is when the burn stings.
In My Humble Opinion The Mint Flushed Down The Hopper A Chance Of Selling 725,000 More Total Morgan’s & Peace Dollars In 2021. Mintage Limits Should Have Been 300,000 Each On The Morgan’s ( 5 x 125,000 = 625,000) And 300,000 On The Peace Dollar 2021 ! ( 100,000 ) They Undershot This One BIG BIG BIG TIME!
It sounds as if you're not a fan of the modern Morgan/Peace dollar? Why would you have a lot of empty boxes? Just curious. Are yours graded? What do you sell them for? Again... just wondering.
Thanks, Wolvie. I bought at least 2 of each of the 2021 Morgan and Peace dollars. Good point in time to review their status. Keep up the good work. I will be following you as we get closer to the 2023 Morgan and Peace dollar releases.
I'll submit a coin if the coin is a hard find in DCam for proof or if the uncirculated coin is hard to find with a proof-like surface or amazing strike. I found a 1964 proof set with a DCam Kennedy & sent it in. It's not every day you find a 64 with DCam. So yeah if I submit a coin it has to be kind of unique.
I would rather buy uncirculated or graded GSA Morgan CC coins from the 1880s. Price is similar and they are much more desirable than fake privy mark 2021 coins.
Yes. CC Morgans from GSA Hoard (sold to public in 1970s) sell for about $350-$400 in BU condition. I go after these instead of the fake CC privy mark 2021s, which I think sell for similar prices…. An 1884-CC was actually minted in Carson City. 2021 Morgan not so much…
@@exmarine268 That's right.. CC Privy was minted a Philly as was the O Privy... However I like them. But it's not for everyone.. But they are not fake.. Legislation passed by congress says they are real. There are fake/counterfeit one on the market.. IMO I wouldn't use the word "fake" so loosely.. It's a real collectors coin with a Privy mark. My Opinion on the matter..
I feel the 2021 CC will keep rising in value because there will never be another Morgan CC produced by the Mint probably until the 2121 200th anniversary series comes out. As a darkhorse, I think the New Orleans version will eventually be more sought after for the same reason as the CC. Right now the O version gets the least respect.
@@tomsegura6746 it's technically not a CC coin because that particular mint went out of business if let's say that they made the reverse proof set with the Morgan being a CC it would probably sale better but still not be a real CC coin
@@tomsegura6746 Both the CC and O 2021 Morgan's are the most sought after but they're not actually Carson City or New Orleans coins because those two mint companies have been out of business for years so the US Mint had to use privy marks to represent those two Mint companies if they were both actually Carson City and New Orleans struck 2021 Morgan's they would be worth way more in the secondary market
They should have minted the CC privy in San Francisco. Philadelphia is over 2000 miles from Carson City, San Francisco is less than 200 miles from CC. Maybe next time they will mint the privy mint mark at all four mints so they can be labeled with a parenthesis and have four different CC's (P), (S), (D), and (W). Dealers would love that.
What is your opinion on never opening my reverse proof vs. sending it off? I'm anti slab on modern coins, but wondering if maybe I should... What do you think?
I suspect getting a 70 score handed out from a grading company has better odds if the coins is coming from a big retailer, less odds for coins that were submitted by some joe smoe. I would consider submitting the coins if you feel it's worth the grading cost assuming all the coins came back graded 69. You might get a 70 but I wouldn't count on it. Personally I can't see the difference between a 69 and 70 on a modern coin except for the label. But secondary marker buyers will pay a lot more for a 70 graded coin.
@@andyreznick That's my stance regarding the unopened mint boxes I have- though in this new day and age of slab worship, what is a collector looking for a return to do? 😲💥😎💥😲
@@GardenerEarthGuy I try to keep in mind what is true now probably will be different in 10-20 years. Slabs and labels may pass out of fashion, or a new fad will rise, or they may increase in value. In any case preserving my coins in OGP as the first owner in the original mailer with the shipping invoice serves as poor man's slab for the time being - and it's free.
What you have to keep in mind is with eBay, what a seller is asking vs. What they are actually getting, is as different as night & day. I can pull a quarter from my pocket change and post it on eBay asking $2. Am I going to get that? Would you give me $2 for a coin such as that? Of course not. I doubt if many, if any at all, Morgan-D dollars will bring in $1,000+.
Everything in this video is referencing "sold" listings not active auctions.. The latest Sold for MS70 2021 D Morgan "sold" for $900... I do know what I am doing here lol But you are 1000% percent correct odds are nobody will give you $2 for a circulated quarter out of your pocket lol
I have three Denvers that I bought directly from the mint. I haven't sent them to be graded. I just stored them away. Never saw any flaws, but maybe they can only be seen with magnification.
Good Morning SW!☕ When they came out, I picked up the 2021 D Morgan and the Peace from my dealer for around $200., ONLY because of their anniversary significance!As far as ANY OTHER of each, including any new issues, I won't touch them! To me, they aren't worth anything more than the silver they are stamped on!!!!!
U.S. Mint... blaeh! 😠 Just my opinion, but I'd rather have the 90%ers. Old school. Seems like these are going to compete with ASEs, that they aren't making enough of anyway. I'm sure they will do well though.
Im just saying. They struck them in .9993 silver. Why not hold the 1 troy ounce? For crying in the mud, they could kept the outer diameter the same as the originals, then added some thickness. Yes, thickness. Sal knows what im talking about. Thickness. I am guilty of purchasing both (p) in slabbed pcgs fdos ms 70 via pre-order. Then i traded them both for (1) Waaaaan, 2015 (p) graded ms70 pcgs. 《《《Is there a silvers anonymous club? Mistake? Probably 😆
Denver and cc over hyped. Since all coins going forward will be no privy. The no privy should carry the premium in the future. Unless they produce a lower mintage itll be the key for the newer collectors in the future.
I have 3 each of the Peace & Morgan (p) in the original sealed cardboard shipping box from 2021. Are they worth in total more in the original shipping box or better to open the box and sell separately?
I don’t see the appeal of these for that much… their not 90% like the originals, and they were obviously never circulated… and the cc looks stupid… Id rather spend that money on a spectacular common date with actual history… newest is nothing to me
the 2021 will do well, but the 2023 will not. The increased mintages and 10% going to the masters takes all the money out of the market before the coins are released as they already have theirs graded. Speaking of grading MS70's are COMMON, PCGS 69 Morgans pop 67, ms70 pop 3335. Peace 69 102 ms 70 3047. Sorry they aren't worth a premium, especially with what they get for them on Tv of $299.95 each for coins worth a third of that
I stay away from Morgans and Peace dollars. I'm in my 40s and I don't want them, so who's going to want them in twenty years? You're going to be selling them to people who aren't even twenty years old yet. They won't want them.
Which has lower production numbers and can be held as a MS70? Lots of people like Modern while other people hates it.. Thanks for the comment and opinion!
Buying this stuff on EBay? How do you know these are not good quality Chinese fakes? That is the reason the coin shop wouldn't buy them, they don't want to take the risk. This is the reason I stay away from numismatic coins, too risky.! Guys, be careful here.
@@harrybond1485 In that case the following won't bother you, Harry. Learn to spell. The correct grammar is "You repeat yourself too often", not "You repeat yourself to often". Hopefully you'll grow from this information.
I love the originals can’t beat the luster, original look
I agree. I bought 2023 Morgan and Peace proof dollars from the Mint. I just don't like them. Sure, they are very shiny and well made, but I see no contrast and no tone. I will sell them or give them away. I like my 100+ year old ones better.
I bought the 2023 first release peace and Morgan NGC PF 70 ultra cameo for $200 bucks each. Don’t know what the value will be in the future bc of the mintages but to be honest, I really don’t care. The coins are absolutely gorgeous and will look beautiful in my collection. ✌🏼
They’re gonna hold their value because now they’re printing them year after year which means there is collectibility, and people are gonna wanna own the first year that it was minted
Thanks U.S. Mint for your site crashing several times upon release and then to become sold out/unavailable within minutes
😂
It has been nice to see these do so well. A lot of people were thinking these would fall in price, but instead they have gone up as fewer are available. I bought the extras and sold them which ended up paying for my entire lot. Free is good. Cheers!
I, Nostradamus, predict the Morgan and Peace uncirculated issues for 2023 will do better than the proof strikes eventually. Let's come back here in two years and see if I was right.
Sounds like a plan! lol Thanks Andy!
You're not alone as I feel the same. The Morgan/Peace collectors have always known them strictly as a business strike. I think that those collectors will have to pick up the 2023 unc dollars. Whether they will be receptive to proof and RP versions is an open question.
Andy! 🤣🤣🤣
@@packerbacker69 I think the RPs will enjoy a lot of initial popularity because of the novelty and the lower numbers. No way of knowing how they'll fare long-term.
@@andyreznick A. For sure
They have a little more than doubled in two years. That is good. I am happy for those that bought them. It would be nice to revisit these coins again on the five year anniversary. Thanks
Thanks Ontario
im glad i saw this comment. it saved me 16 mins.
I bought 2021 Peace on the secondary market unfortunately at $222.00 because I like Peace dollars . I learned my lesson and subscribed .
I mentioned elsewhere that I missed the boat on the 2021 dollars from the mint.
I didn't realize until this video that the BU 2023 coins are slightly less expensive than the 2021s. The 2021s were even more pricey than 2023's Proof coins. Of course, that could change by the time they are available.
The presale concept sucks for most. We pay when they drop. I do like the subscription.
Hi Wolv. I'm glad I got a set when they came out. Not gonna have them graded.
All of mine are graded. mostly 70's... Thanks Donald!
Nice job 👍👍👍
2021 Morgan Mintage: ~875,000 total of all varieties. (all mint privy marks)
2023 Morgans Mint Limit: ~950,000 total of all varieties. (unc, proof, rev proof)
2021 Peace Mintage: ~200,000
2023 Peace Mintage Limit: ~950,00 total of all varieties (unc, proof, rev proof)
Does these numbers look correct, Silver Wolverine?
I believe that would be 925,000 for 2023.. 250,000 Rev, 400,000 Proof, 275,000 UNC.. This would be the limits but we do not know actual sales yet because they have not sold any. 2021 875,000 is the total product limit, but actual Sales are less (showed in video) Same with the 2021 Peace Dollar. Less than 200,000.
Problem with buying from resellers is they may be cherry picked for quality. Though it’s a gamble with US Mint too re quality.
True... One positive thing about slabs I guess?
Many of the empty boxes are bought by people who have purchased graded coins. Most graded coins sold in the secondary market do not come with the OGP. People like to have the Mint box and COA with their graded coin.
Same here
HI Wolvie . Good Info Brother :-))
Thanks Rocky
Never had intentions of selling my Peace dollars. But nice to see if it was worth it. ☺️👍
I still have all of mine...
Pretty sad soany got burned by Denver minys quality control, while others, being mostly commercial, get rewarded so high with their MS70 grade.
The Peace dollar was 1/5th the production of the Morgans. I grabbed the 2021 Peace after grading, $220 for MS70 $130 for an MS69. Now waiting on the reverse proof set. And I'm a collector, I dont sell.
I just picked up an "o" privy morgan at an antique store in ms70 today for $52.00. Lucky day.
What year?
@@SilverWolverine95 2021, it was 20% off of $65.00
@@jasperbaxter640 Wow
Thanks for the roundup, Wolverine.
I didn't start stacking until March last year and, because I live outside USA, I decided to buy the 2021 Morgan & Peace Dollar set in NGC MS70 FDI, but that was about August. I bought them all on Ebay, paying $1700 for the D Morgan, plus a raw D and S mintmarks. I know, now, that the prices I paid were high, but I am a legacy collector enjoying my new twilight years hobby, and I'm not re-selling any.
Importing raw coins from overseas and then sending them to NGC/PCGS is too expensive, unless I've got at least ten cracking coins to send off............and they better be real good; even with the NGC Registry offer of four(I think) free gradings for my first submissions. Even the cost-averaging is hit by additional international delivery charges. 90% of my US coins are slabbed.
@@unclefester6501
Not even remotely. I live in a rural town of about 8,000 people, and I have no business connections.
I'm only a legacy stackollector, and not re-selling any of my stack, and I don't want to start a new business at 70.
I don’t think they will ever be worth the ordering HELL we all went through to get them all! Just can’t forgive and forget that! LOL At least they’ve all doubled in value for the most part. My 2 Peace Dollars are still in the brown taped shipping box they arrived in. LOL! I’ve never even seen them or held them in my own hands. I am however convinced that they are there. 😂
Go figure the D would sell for the price its going for. I scratch my head when I see empty boxes for sale but am beginning to think I should sell my boxes. I am happy I was able to buy enough of all six at drop day price and when I sell I will require an additional premium to cover my battle completing my purchase.
It was truly a battle, I got three of all except the CC from the mint. Bagged a CC eleven times and was unable to complete the purchase of any. Felt it was a slap in the face to have to delete it from my bag.
@@dennisduebelbeis2974 I feel like a victim when I get something into my cart but can't get it through the check out process. I usually leave the coin in my cart but at times I have to remove it when trying to buy something else. That is when the burn stings.
Does anyone miss the drops with Bad gateways or when you get the coin in the cart in kicks you out and you have to start over?
@@SilverWolverine95 Not me but my recent experience with the British Royal mint on the drop day for the coronation coins was a deja vu moment in time.
the Denver are selling for the most because of the quality issues they had in packaging which resulted in very few MS70s when grading
In My Humble Opinion The Mint Flushed Down The Hopper A Chance Of Selling 725,000 More Total Morgan’s & Peace Dollars In 2021. Mintage Limits Should Have Been 300,000 Each On The Morgan’s ( 5 x 125,000 = 625,000) And 300,000 On The Peace Dollar 2021 ! ( 100,000 )
They Undershot This One BIG BIG BIG TIME!
It sounds as if you're not a fan of the modern Morgan/Peace dollar?
Why would you have a lot of empty boxes? Just curious. Are yours graded? What do you sell them for?
Again... just wondering.
Mine are graded
Only in the US. In Europe or Switzerland where i live. (Almost) not available.
😊Thanks
I have 2 1921 in good shape uncirculated but not incased in protection slightly tarnished . Any value above weight in silver.
Great video. Thanks for sharing
Thanks you, very much appreciated!!!😎
Good info, wish I'd of kept my set I'd bought...
Thanks, Wolvie. I bought at least 2 of each of the 2021 Morgan and Peace dollars. Good point in time to review their status. Keep up the good work. I will be following you as we get closer to the 2023 Morgan and Peace dollar releases.
You bought at least? You don't know how many?
Thanks!
I'll submit a coin if the coin is a hard find in DCam for proof or if the uncirculated coin is hard to find with a proof-like surface or amazing strike. I found a 1964 proof set with a DCam Kennedy & sent it in. It's not every day you find a 64 with DCam. So yeah if I submit a coin it has to be kind of unique.
What year and cost ASE reverse Enhanished ??? (2?) or more I want - I hope
Same question for Canadians.
So that one that sold for 86 seems like one heck of a good deal, cus that's like paying $1 to have it slabbed right?
I would rather buy uncirculated or graded GSA Morgan CC coins from the 1880s. Price is similar and they are much more desirable than fake privy mark 2021 coins.
GSA? 🤔
Yes. CC Morgans from GSA Hoard (sold to public in 1970s) sell for about $350-$400 in BU condition. I go after these instead of the fake CC privy mark 2021s, which I think sell for similar prices…. An 1884-CC was actually minted in Carson City. 2021 Morgan not so much…
@@exmarine268 That's right.. CC Privy was minted a Philly as was the O Privy... However I like them. But it's not for everyone.. But they are not fake.. Legislation passed by congress says they are real. There are fake/counterfeit one on the market.. IMO I wouldn't use the word "fake" so loosely.. It's a real collectors coin with a Privy mark. My Opinion on the matter..
I feel the 2021 CC will keep rising in value because there will never be another Morgan CC produced by the Mint probably until the 2121 200th anniversary series comes out. As a darkhorse, I think the New Orleans version will eventually be more sought after for the same reason as the CC. Right now the O version gets the least respect.
It's not a CC Morgan technically because it just has a CC privy
@@tomsegura6746 it's technically not a CC coin because that particular mint went out of business if let's say that they made the reverse proof set with the Morgan being a CC it would probably sale better but still not be a real CC coin
@@tomsegura6746 Both the CC and O 2021 Morgan's are the most sought after but they're not actually Carson City or New Orleans coins because those two mint companies have been out of business for years so the US Mint had to use privy marks to represent those two Mint companies if they were both actually Carson City and New Orleans struck 2021 Morgan's they would be worth way more in the secondary market
They should have minted the CC privy in San Francisco. Philadelphia is over 2000 miles from Carson City, San Francisco is less than 200 miles from CC. Maybe next time they will mint the privy mint mark at all four mints so they can be labeled with a parenthesis and have four different CC's (P), (S), (D), and (W). Dealers would love that.
@@tomsegura6746you're
What is your opinion on never opening my reverse proof vs. sending it off?
I'm anti slab on modern coins, but wondering if maybe I should...
What do you think?
I prefer OGP. The reason being, I can always change my mind and send them later if it looks like there's a good incentive.
I suspect getting a 70 score handed out from a grading company has better odds if the coins is coming from a big retailer, less odds for coins that were submitted by some joe smoe. I would consider submitting the coins if you feel it's worth the grading cost assuming all the coins came back graded 69. You might get a 70 but I wouldn't count on it. Personally I can't see the difference between a 69 and 70 on a modern coin except for the label. But secondary marker buyers will pay a lot more for a 70 graded coin.
@@andyreznick
That's my stance regarding the unopened mint boxes I have- though in this new day and age of slab worship, what is a collector looking for a return to do?
😲💥😎💥😲
@@GardenerEarthGuy I try to keep in mind what is true now probably will be different in 10-20 years. Slabs and labels may pass out of fashion, or a new fad will rise, or they may increase in value. In any case preserving my coins in OGP as the first owner in the original mailer with the shipping invoice serves as poor man's slab for the time being - and it's free.
True collectors like it in original packaging. Idiots will buy it only if graded. The thing is, there's a lot of idiots out there. Lol.
What you have to keep in mind is with eBay, what a seller is asking vs. What they are actually getting, is as different as night & day. I can pull a quarter from my pocket change and post it on eBay asking $2. Am I going to get that? Would you give me $2 for a coin such as that? Of course not. I doubt if many, if any at all, Morgan-D dollars will bring in $1,000+.
Everything in this video is referencing "sold" listings not active auctions.. The latest Sold for MS70 2021 D Morgan "sold" for $900... I do know what I am doing here lol But you are 1000% percent correct odds are nobody will give you $2 for a circulated quarter out of your pocket lol
The've done very well over the last 2 years. Makes me glad I got them and kept most of them. Thanks for sharing.
💥Boom!!! Morning Wolvie ☕
2021 Morgan & Peace Dollar's still holding good value. 🤑🤑
Yep not bad.
I still have 2 sets in the OGP. Not selling or grading them.
I have three Denvers that I bought directly from the mint. I haven't sent them to be graded. I just stored them away. Never saw any flaws, but maybe they can only be seen with magnification.
The denver has a die crack
that was a fun video, ty for doing this.
In good conscience, I would not pay that much.
How do you know these are not Chinese fakes on EBay?
Good Morning SW!☕ When they came out, I picked up the 2021 D Morgan and the Peace from my dealer for around $200., ONLY because of their anniversary significance!As far as ANY OTHER of each, including any new issues, I won't touch them! To me, they aren't worth anything more than the silver they are stamped on!!!!!
Thanks George
Good video Wolvie ❤
Thanks Lisa! You know 2021 won the big battle! lol
U.S. Mint... blaeh! 😠
Just my opinion, but I'd rather have the 90%ers. Old school. Seems like these are going to compete with ASEs, that they aren't making enough of anyway. I'm sure they will do well though.
We need to give Gibson the boot. Diversity hire meant to destroy the Mint.
I feel the 2023 coins should be viewed as Shrinkflation. A .999 bullion coin that is less than an ounce yet priced about the same.
2021 Morgan & Peace was less than one ounce too.
Im just saying. They struck them in .9993 silver. Why not hold the 1 troy ounce? For crying in the mud, they could kept the outer diameter the same as the originals, then added some thickness. Yes, thickness. Sal knows what im talking about. Thickness. I am guilty of purchasing both (p) in slabbed pcgs fdos ms 70 via pre-order. Then i traded them both for (1) Waaaaan, 2015 (p) graded ms70 pcgs. 《《《Is there a silvers anonymous club?
Mistake?
Probably 😆
Denver and cc over hyped. Since all coins going forward will be no privy. The no privy should carry the premium in the future. Unless they produce a lower mintage itll be the key for the newer collectors in the future.
I have 3 each of the Peace & Morgan (p) in the original sealed cardboard shipping box from 2021. Are they worth in total more in the original shipping box or better to open the box and sell separately?
The box has your address in it.. That my stance
i don't mind @@SilverWolverine95 but are they worth more in the original shipping box, and if so, how much more? Thanks.
The mint had problems with the way the coins were packaged, so they are worth less money in the cardboard shipping box. Open to check for damage....
Thank you@@pathofthebee2873
The reverse proof Morgan and Peace set is available again
Figured it would be many time over lol
Comment. WOW those Denver mint Morgans must have been real crap.
Yeah LOL
I never had any interest in the new ones. 👍
I don’t see the appeal of these for that much… their not 90% like the originals, and they were obviously never circulated… and the cc looks stupid… Id rather spend that money on a spectacular common date with actual history… newest is nothing to me
I have the peace p and d couldn't get the o and cc
Valuable content, thank you
Thank you for watching it
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the 2021 will do well, but the 2023 will not. The increased mintages and 10% going to the masters takes all the money out of the market before the coins are released as they already have theirs graded. Speaking of grading MS70's are COMMON, PCGS 69 Morgans pop 67, ms70 pop 3335. Peace 69 102 ms 70 3047. Sorry they aren't worth a premium, especially with what they get for them on Tv of $299.95 each for coins worth a third of that
They should consider an Anime side view of the coin
Something you didn't take into account. 2023 there are only 2 types. 2021 there were 6 types. So overall there are less coins in 2023
2021 three types with higher mintage limits.. But it's a crap shoot
@@SilverWolverine95 my mistake. I ordered both uncerculated and the 2 coin set, which I think will be the best one.
All about population
They look plastic , will look heaps better in a proof and reverse proof
I stay away from Morgans and Peace dollars. I'm in my 40s and I don't want them, so who's going to want them in twenty years? You're going to be selling them to people who aren't even twenty years old yet. They won't want them.
I find it incredibly stupid that a reproduction coin sells for 3X the amount of the vintage coin.
Which has lower production numbers and can be held as a MS70? Lots of people like Modern while other people hates it.. Thanks for the comment and opinion!
Can I DM you about a Empty Box? Thank you
I was semi kidding about the boxes.. even though my coins are graded I like keeping the OGP.. Which box did you need?
Lol no thank you. Way overpriced.
And if SHTF they are nothing but an ounce of silver.
None of this 'collectible' trash will retain it's value long term. The real long-term collectible stuff is low mintage, kino pieces.
Buying this stuff on EBay? How do you know these are not good quality Chinese fakes? That is the reason the coin shop wouldn't buy them, they don't want to take the risk. This is the reason I stay away from numismatic coins, too risky.! Guys, be careful here.
Who said to buy anything on eBay? I clearly said in the video I wouldn't. Now, My coin shop does buy these. They just don't want the Denver for 1k.
You repeat yourself to often. Drives me crazy.
If I was driven crazy by something like this I would 1. Enjoy one of the other 10,000 coin channels and 2. Go get psychiatric help 😂
@@ChatGPT1111 people who cannot handle any criticism, never grow.
@@ChatGPT1111 Try doing this yourself and compare the views, likes and subscribers. Lets talk after a few years of results.
@@sfkimrush no need. I have no time for trolls.
@@harrybond1485 In that case the following won't bother you, Harry. Learn to spell. The correct grammar is "You repeat yourself too often", not "You repeat yourself to often". Hopefully you'll grow from this information.