Do love looking at these silver dollars. No matter what the condition, these large silver dollars always have my attention. Thank you for sharing! Everyone have a good day!
Daniel, a big thanks to you. I collected coins as a kid and then again some when I was about 30-35. I haven't looked at any of my coins for years. I took a quick look through some stuff and the first thing I came across was a PCGS graded group of coins, including a RB 64 1909-S VDB. The other that I thought might fit with this episode was a PCGS MS64 1884-CC $1. Needless to say, I have a lot more looking to do.
I have a silver Morgan without the date ( never had one ) n with the United States of America on the back. 3.11 Troy ounce. Help me identify the coin date.
Here's my coin shop inventory of Morgan Silver Dollars. Are Morgan Dollars good investments? How do you grade Morgan Dollars? I show you. How do you know when they're cleaned? I show you in this video. Morgan Dollar Coin Shop Inventory - Good Investment? How To Grade? BUY COINS From Us portsmouthcoinshop.com/ Go to our help community here for coin help coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php More videos! www.youtube.com/@CoinHELPu/videos
Back before your generation screwed us all and failed our country things were cheaper yes. Now it is all us young people enslaved to paying a fortune for things you got for almost nothing. Darn shame. You didnt resist them taking yiur fully automatics either before i was born. It was your age that lays blame for our lack of freedom in this age.
I’d love to know how you can tell what was cleaned or not, a lot of the coins you’re calling cleaned without scratches look similar to coins you’re showing that are uncleaned.
I like the look of the Morgan Dollar she is a classic lady. Love the information, Daniel. I don't have the experience nor the eye to try to judge the grades of coins I've tried to and come nowhere close to what they have graded to, so I will leave that to the people who can. Thank you for another great video, Daniel, and have a great day.
I like the toned coins too. My favorites generally have a light iridescent toning that's pretty close to even front and back. I stay away from darkly toned coins with no real colors on them.
I love Morgan Dollars and have been buying them for 40+ years, 2 to 3 coins every month for 40+ years, as I got older and made more money, my purchase plan increased....I now have over 1500 in my safe deposit box at bank.... part of my OFRP (Old Fart Retirement Plan) ... Daniel... Great information as always... thanks
I remember early on we had an antique and collectibles shop, five mall booths, and some friends introduced us to this new thing called ebay. I was also working full-time as a nurse. We were busy is an understatement. I remember going to the pawn shops, buying Morgan and Peace Dollars for six to eight dollars each, and I'd have some type coins in the mix as well. There's just something about holding a big silver dollar in your hand, feeling the weight of it, and you know you're holding real money, not just a green piece of paper. In the coin department those silver dollars were the big sellers, I had some difficulty finding enough to keep a good stock. Fun times, and everyone who's ever rented space in a mall knows you've got to really move inventory to make a profit. Still, I'd do it all over if I could, especially buying silver dollars for six to eight dollars each.
Question from a new coin stacker, does cleaning constitutional silver lessen the value? Is the value of “junk” silver solely based on the price of silver?
I just bought a pre 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar grade 64 for 109 dollars at SDBullion is that company legit in your opinion liked your video and just subsribed to your channel
Morgans are my favorite silver coin too. I try to buy four to six collector grade Morgans every month. I stay away from culls and anything that isn't at least in XF condition.
I love your videos. You're not about hyping up every thing, making it seem like all the little things can make you rich. I love the Morgan's because my daughter's name is Morgan. Her 5th birthday is coming up on the second and I've been trying to find her a nice Morgan so all this will help me from going all in on something that isn't what I thought so thank you
You want to buy a nice coin for Morgan. Get it from Daniel. You won't be disappointed, he ships items quickly, and nobody packages coins as well as he does. Not even the post office can damage your purchase. Lord knows I've received packages that looked like they were trying to destroy it, but the coins inside were safe. 😊
Wonder why you couldn't put those cull Morgans into a special offer of "Cull Morgan - Random date"? I would love to have just about any of them...even the ones that look like they were dug up after a fire.
Daniel does offer culls here and there. Buying them for junk silver is ok, but if you want to spend money on coins I will buy coins in the best possible grade I can afford, preferably graded by one of the big three grading companies. Then hang on to them. They'll appreciate in value more than low grade coins. My dad would tell me anyone can own junk, but the good stuff will always be good.
Thanks Daniel for the knowledge ! When I got back into collecting, I fell in love with Morgans and I am still in love with them. I buy more slabbed Morgans then I do raw but that is turning around a bit, the more I learn (learning is constant in this hobby)
I bought some pre 1921 BU Morgan's from Hero Bullion a year ago all common date. I hope none of them where cleaned. I put them all in cases. I spent like 54 a coin.... Is it okay to buy BU from a Bullion dealer?? I wouldn't do it with ebay.
I bought a couple hundred Morgans in 2021 at live in person auctions. My max bid was always 25. I didn't get them all but im happy with it. Added them to my stack.
Daniel, I looked through all your video titles but couldn't find one that discusses how to detect fake silver coins (especially Morgans). As I am sure you are aware, it's become a BIG problem. I know a lot of people would welcome such a video. (Some of the fakes are getting scary good.) Myself, I use a digital scale, digital calipers, a silver slider, a Pocket Pinger, an eye loupe (15x) and sometimes I just drop them on a hard surface and listen to the sound. With a little practice, most people can learn how to detect them. Heaven help us if the counterfeiters ever start using real 90% silver in their fakes. I know they won't do that for the more common coins, but imagine if they used it to fake an MS-64 1881-CC Morgan dollar.
You have to search my channel, just click coinhelpu under a video, then use the search feature or look at my counterfeit playlist. I have multiple videos on this subject.
@@CoinHELPu Hey thanks. I searched your videos but was looking for the search term "fake." I should have searched for the word "counterfeit." 😅 Duh . . 🤪 Ha, ha, ha . . . . .
Morgans are my favorite US coin. I.started collecting them at least 40 years ago. Back then you could pick up a lot of the dates and mintmarks for the set. Even the semi-keys could be picked up for a few dollars each. Of course, some of the key dates then are key dates today. One exception is the 1903-O which was almost unobtainable until the mint released bags of them. They're still expensive but not like they were. I wished I would have picked the 1889-CC, 1893-S, 1894-P and the 1895-P back then. I could have made a killing but I didn't have the money back then to.justify putting out that much money.
Great education and the importance of learning to train your eye and learn how to grade your own coins to be able to decide if is worth sending them for grading
I can relate to your personal experience too, Daniel. I first "fell in love" with Morgan Dollars over 30 years ago when I was just 10 years old. It was when my father took out his coin collection to show, share with, and educate me, hoping to engage me into the hobby too. When he pulled out and showed me his Morgan Dollars, I remember being quite surprised, because I never knew that a dollar also came in a coin form besides the paper money too. That is what piqued my curiosity and developed an eagerness to learn more about these "cartwheels" ever since. They are among my top favorite U.S. type coins :-D
I like this content for your show today. I started collecting in 2017, and I have watched all of your shows,and I learned alot from you. I do appreciate picking your mind, I also like the morgan dollars. I can't find a1896 s,and you show me one,damn! Lol,peace out my brother from another mother......
Daniel here ya go again posting videos to try and teach me something and I'll be darned if you didn't achieve Your Goal!!! Me myself I don't really care for Morgans because they are soooo incredibly brittle and most don't make it out of the mint already dinged up with bag marks before leaving the mint. I admit they are Beautiful Coins and with everyone buying them up like candy and somehow I'm starting to look at them differently and may try my hand at collecting them. I do have high expectations and a eye for perfection which if I do start they would have to be flawless to collect them. My vision isn't all that great anymore and it can't be fixed because it would do more harm than good. I would like to start a collection of Morgans but what I'm looking for in Morgans would most likely break the bank but You Only Live Once so I better get to looking. Thank You Daniel for another eye opening video and Educational Video/Lesson!!! You Rock Daniel!!!!
It’s not a contagion, grading coins preserves them and gives them a grade to value them by. Grading coins has been around since the mid 80’s and it’s not going away, so you got get with the times.
@@CoinHELPu You've taken it out of context completely. The contagion is over grading coins, and thinking every coin needs to be graded, these thoughts are common for newcomers. Also, common MS64 Morgans don't need to be graded, the juice isn't worth the squeeze. An air tite is good.
Thanks for the very entertaining and informative video. If someone came into your shop with a box of 100 Morgans similar to the ones in your video, how much would you offer for them? Based on how rough a lot of them looked, I would guess around $20 each.
Some of those low grade Morgans are collected by people who have registered for low grade Morgans and they actively seek out the lowest number that you have showed. Excellent job with those Morgans. You tried to get people to understand what makes a coin a high or low grade while trying to get your own Morgans in shape for some replacements. You are truly the definition of multi tasking. Thank you for all of the hard work that you put into making this video and any other your videos. You do a great job with it.l would like to thank you for your support to us and for the opportunity to enhance our knowledge of coins.
You already know.... All those SD's were minted and bagged up and put away. Great for getting Mint State for collecting, nice looking. Grading silver eagles? What? They all are minted and packaged up as MS. Nothing special about them. Even you bring up the (Markets hype) over so called (Special) releases. Keeping PM stacking and Numismatic separate is a blur.
(Silver dollars) They made MILLIONS of them, Nothing special about them. Sure I like the looks of them, I like the (feel of them in my hand) more (Numismatic) than investment. Same with Silver Eagles, They make MILLIONS of them, Nothing special about them. (What is something worth?) What someone will pay for it. Plain silver bars are still silver. (Pop up ads) By the way JD B today is charging $2.99 over spot for silver rounds? I thought premiums were going down?
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Silver eagles isn’t a comparison to Morgan dollars. Many dates are lower mintage and not millions and not that many survived because of the melts and lost from circulation. I recommend reading up a bit.
Hi Daniel. How do you feel about collecting Peace Dollars to long term hold as an investment? I buy mint state Peace Dollars because I love the coin and think I can acquire a complete collection in mint state condition.
I think morgans are beat. I like whole sets. If I can not own the whole set i am interested. I love platinum proofs.1997 to 2008. I like to collect coins with mintage of less then 30000. Platinum 1/10 and 1/4 are the best collecting opportunity in our lifetime. At the coin club meetings in Jacksonville I tell people I hate morgans just to see there reaction. At shows I see dealers with lots of unsold morgans. What gives. Lets see you talk about platinum proofs or even low mintage Truman of Eisenhower low mintage president dollars. They made millions and they all look alike. Hate them
I have talked about them and other low mintage coins. I have over 1,400 videos. However you using logical fallacy, dealers have a bunch of money sold Morgan’s because they sell them and buy more, cause they’re more desirable and have a huge demand, but that doesn’t mean they don’t sell or are unwanted.
Hey Daniel, I sent an email earlier about some coins sent. If the market comes down this year I'm going to get back into some better than cull silver dollar rolls for sure.
You tell me I’m dumb enough to buy counterfeit Morgans and then I get a heart when I tell you when I bought them. I’ve been a collector for over 70 years. I think I can see a fake Morgan when I see one.
@@alfredparsons6811 I thanked you for clarifying WHEN you bought them, cause IF you bought them for that price today then they wouldn't be authentic or your ripped someone off. I NEVER said you were "dumb enough" you took it that way. It would have been better to start off when you bought them in the first place. Now you're offended. Clarity is everything, the devil is in the details.
You are correct. I should have started off with when I bought them. I’m not offended. We had a great club here in Beckley in the 70’s. Joe Fama from Beckley and Doug Bmgardner from Charleston were both members and set up every month. We also had a guy from Princeton that set up sometimes. He was over 7 feet tall and was a professional clown with Barnum and Bailey Circus.
Do love looking at these silver dollars. No matter what the condition, these large silver dollars always have my attention. Thank you for sharing! Everyone have a good day!
Agree!
Daniel, a big thanks to you. I collected coins as a kid and then again some when I was about 30-35. I haven't looked at any of my coins for years. I took a quick look through some stuff and the first thing I came across was a PCGS graded group of coins, including a RB 64 1909-S VDB. The other that I thought might fit with this episode was a PCGS MS64 1884-CC $1. Needless to say, I have a lot more looking to do.
I would certainly think so.
♻️ Enjoy your show 🌻 Good Morning 🌅
Good video on grading good investment!
I have a silver Morgan without the date ( never had one ) n with the United States of America on the back. 3.11 Troy ounce. Help me identify the coin date.
Here's my coin shop inventory of Morgan Silver Dollars. Are Morgan Dollars good investments? How do you grade Morgan Dollars? I show you. How do you know when they're cleaned? I show you in this video.
Morgan Dollar Coin Shop Inventory - Good Investment? How To Grade?
BUY COINS From Us portsmouthcoinshop.com/
Go to our help community here for coin help coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php
More videos! www.youtube.com/@CoinHELPu/videos
Thanks for continuing to teach accurate and professional information. Especially these days with influencer and fake dealer news. 🙌
I remember when silver dollars were $2, each. That was over fifty years ago
Back before your generation screwed us all and failed our country things were cheaper yes. Now it is all us young people enslaved to paying a fortune for things you got for almost nothing. Darn shame. You didnt resist them taking yiur fully automatics either before i was born. It was your age that lays blame for our lack of freedom in this age.
Daniel thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge. I hear the passion in your voice when talking about Morgan dollars. A beautiful coin
I’d love to know how you can tell what was cleaned or not, a lot of the coins you’re calling cleaned without scratches look similar to coins you’re showing that are uncleaned.
Check my channel, I have an entire playlist on cleaned coin videos.
My first silver dollar I bought was a 1901 Morgan. That was 47 years ago and I still have it.
Very cool!
Based
I like the look of the Morgan Dollar she is a classic lady. Love the information, Daniel. I don't have the experience nor the eye to try to judge the grades of coins I've tried to and come nowhere close to what they have graded to, so I will leave that to the people who can. Thank you for another great video, Daniel, and have a great day.
I mainly buy graded morgan’s, unless i can see the ungraded one’s in person. But i agree, they are my favorite American coin’s to collect 🙂
I LOVE toning. It can sometimes make the coin pretty. Yes, it’s the girl in me
I like the toned coins too. My favorites generally have a light iridescent toning that's pretty close to even front and back. I stay away from darkly toned coins with no real colors on them.
I love Morgan Dollars and have been buying them for 40+ years, 2 to 3 coins every month for 40+ years, as I got older and made more money, my purchase plan increased....I now have over 1500 in my safe deposit box at bank.... part of my OFRP (Old Fart Retirement Plan) ...
Daniel... Great information as always... thanks
I'm with you, Daniel. The Morgans have magic.
Clown
Thank you for sharing your extensive knowledge and expanding mine! I appreciate you, sir😊
I remember early on we had an antique and collectibles shop, five mall booths, and some friends introduced us to this new thing called ebay. I was also working full-time as a nurse. We were busy is an understatement. I remember going to the pawn shops, buying Morgan and Peace Dollars for six to eight dollars each, and I'd have some type coins in the mix as well. There's just something about holding a big silver dollar in your hand, feeling the weight of it, and you know you're holding real money, not just a green piece of paper. In the coin department those silver dollars were the big sellers, I had some difficulty finding enough to keep a good stock.
Fun times, and everyone who's ever rented space in a mall knows you've got to really move inventory to make a profit. Still, I'd do it all over if I could, especially buying silver dollars for six to eight dollars each.
I remember buying some over 15-20 years ago for like 11-13 dollars. They do go up in value over time but it is really a slow game.
Question from a new coin stacker, does cleaning constitutional silver lessen the value? Is the value of “junk” silver solely based on the price of silver?
It’s more difficult to sell when it’s obviously cleaned.
I have an 1899 Morgan dollar. I was born in 1999 so it’s cool to have
Love those morgans but too many are fake .all I know is 270 million were melted down years ago .their at every coin ship and lots of them.
I just bought a pre 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar grade 64 for 109 dollars at SDBullion is that company legit in your opinion liked your video and just subsribed to your channel
Of all the silver I have bought, only the morgans are worth substantially more than I bought them for, so imo they're a pretty decent investment.
Very cool coins. I usually like to get my morgans graded. I like looking up the cert numbers before bidding.
Morgans are my favorite silver coin too. I try to buy four to six collector grade Morgans every month. I stay away from culls and anything that isn't at least in XF condition.
Love your honesty
Morgans are my favorite to. I wish I was better at grading. Going to send in a few coins to get graded to see how they come back.
I love your videos. You're not about hyping up every thing, making it seem like all the little things can make you rich. I love the Morgan's because my daughter's name is Morgan. Her 5th birthday is coming up on the second and I've been trying to find her a nice Morgan so all this will help me from going all in on something that isn't what I thought so thank you
You want to buy a nice coin for Morgan. Get it from Daniel. You won't be disappointed, he ships items quickly, and nobody packages coins as well as he does. Not even the post office can damage your purchase. Lord knows I've received packages that looked like they were trying to destroy it, but the coins inside were safe. 😊
@@lindanelson8400 thanks for the advice! I miss read it the first time since my name is Daniel too lol I'll definitely check out what he has though
Nice assortment thank you for sharing
Wonder why you couldn't put those cull Morgans into a special offer of "Cull Morgan - Random date"? I would love to have just about any of them...even the ones that look like they were dug up after a fire.
Daniel does offer culls here and there. Buying them for junk silver is ok, but if you want to spend money on coins I will buy coins in the best possible grade I can afford, preferably graded by one of the big three grading companies. Then hang on to them. They'll appreciate in value more than low grade coins. My dad would tell me anyone can own junk, but the good stuff will always be good.
My favorite coin as well
Thanks Daniel for the knowledge ! When I got back into collecting, I fell in love with Morgans and I am still in love with them. I buy more slabbed Morgans then I do raw but that is turning around a bit, the more I learn (learning is constant in this hobby)
I bought some pre 1921 BU Morgan's from Hero Bullion a year ago all common date. I hope none of them where cleaned. I put them all in cases. I spent like 54 a coin.... Is it okay to buy BU from a Bullion dealer?? I wouldn't do it with ebay.
I can’t answer that. Post an image of one in our coinhelpu community, the link is in the video description.
This older video popped up while looking for a recent one, enjoyed it really well! Thank you!
If you buy morgan bu from the big bullion dealers like apmex, etc.will some come cleaned or will the be true bu? Thanks you
Hi Daniel! Thanks for the Morgan Dollar Tour! Always interesting! 😎🏆
I bought a couple hundred Morgans in 2021 at live in person auctions. My max bid was always 25. I didn't get them all but im happy with it. Added them to my stack.
These are the ones I love to look at and love to buy.
Thank you for sharing these with us.
I have a bunch of them, around 100 different dates , places I’m keeping those babies
Excellent broadcast. My heart is full.
Just picked up a tube of silver dollars. Mostly Peace Dollars but a couple of Morgans too.
Id love to have 1000k dollars in morgans lol
Thank you for the video.
Thanks for going through the grading
Hello Daniel
My favorite as well- thanks for all the ones I purchased through you, Daniel.
Thanks for the information
Morgans are beautiful coins. Thanks for sharing this video. 👍
Why would you even show us those Morgans if you don't sell them on line? What a giant tease!
I have plenty of Morgan’s listed at portsmouthcoinshop.com but I don’t sell my stock in bulk or rolls.
Thanks for the information and video.
Thank you for your time Daniel. Always informative 👍
Sell me some toners, please 😂
Daniel, I looked through all your video titles but couldn't find one that discusses how to detect fake silver coins (especially Morgans). As I am sure you are aware, it's become a BIG problem. I know a lot of people would welcome such a video. (Some of the fakes are getting scary good.) Myself, I use a digital scale, digital calipers, a silver slider, a Pocket Pinger, an eye loupe (15x) and sometimes I just drop them on a hard surface and listen to the sound. With a little practice, most people can learn how to detect them.
Heaven help us if the counterfeiters ever start using real 90% silver in their fakes. I know they won't do that for the more common coins, but imagine if they used it to fake an MS-64 1881-CC Morgan dollar.
You have to search my channel, just click coinhelpu under a video, then use the search feature or look at my counterfeit playlist. I have multiple videos on this subject.
@@CoinHELPu Hey thanks. I searched your videos but was looking for the search term "fake." I should have searched for the word "counterfeit." 😅 Duh . . 🤪 Ha, ha, ha . . . . .
Morgans are my favorite US coin. I.started collecting them at least 40 years ago. Back then you could pick up a lot of the dates and mintmarks for the set. Even the semi-keys could be picked up for a few dollars each. Of course, some of the key dates then are key dates today. One exception is the 1903-O which was almost unobtainable until the mint released bags of them. They're still expensive but not like they were. I wished I would have picked the 1889-CC, 1893-S, 1894-P and the 1895-P back then. I could have made a killing but I didn't have the money back then to.justify putting out that much money.
Great education and the importance of learning to train your eye and learn how to grade your own coins to be able to decide if is worth sending them for grading
Love your final couple sentences of wisdom. Spot on.
I can relate to your personal experience too, Daniel. I first "fell in love" with Morgan Dollars over 30 years ago when I was just 10 years old. It was when my father took out his coin collection to show, share with, and educate me, hoping to engage me into the hobby too. When he pulled out and showed me his Morgan Dollars, I remember being quite surprised, because I never knew that a dollar also came in a coin form besides the paper money too. That is what piqued my curiosity and developed an eagerness to learn more about these "cartwheels" ever since. They are among my top favorite U.S. type coins :-D
I enjoy learning about silver coins. Those are cool coins
I like this content for your show today. I started collecting in 2017, and I have watched all of your shows,and I learned alot from you. I do appreciate picking your mind, I also like the morgan dollars. I can't find a1896 s,and you show me one,damn! Lol,peace out my brother from another mother......
Daniel here ya go again posting videos to try and teach me something and I'll be darned if you didn't achieve Your Goal!!! Me myself I don't really care for Morgans because they are soooo incredibly brittle and most don't make it out of the mint already dinged up with bag marks before leaving the mint. I admit they are Beautiful Coins and with everyone buying them up like candy and somehow I'm starting to look at them differently and may try my hand at collecting them. I do have high expectations and a eye for perfection which if I do start they would have to be flawless to collect them. My vision isn't all that great anymore and it can't be fixed because it would do more harm than good. I would like to start a collection of Morgans but what I'm looking for in Morgans would most likely break the bank but You Only Live Once so I better get to looking. Thank You Daniel for another eye opening video and Educational Video/Lesson!!! You Rock Daniel!!!!
Let's not enable this contagion we have in our hobby with over grading and value Daniel. It is not advised to send in a common year MS64 morgan.
It’s not a contagion, grading coins preserves them and gives them a grade to value them by. Grading coins has been around since the mid 80’s and it’s not going away, so you got get with the times.
@@CoinHELPu You've taken it out of context completely. The contagion is over grading coins, and thinking every coin needs to be graded, these thoughts are common for newcomers. Also, common MS64 Morgans don't need to be graded, the juice isn't worth the squeeze. An air tite is good.
I would be interested in buying morgans
We sell at portsmouthcoinshop.com
Thanks for the very entertaining and informative video. If someone came into your shop with a box of 100 Morgans similar to the ones in your video, how much would you offer for them? Based on how rough a lot of them looked, I would guess around $20 each.
Some of those low grade Morgans are collected by people who have registered for low grade Morgans and they actively seek out the lowest number that you have showed.
Excellent job with those Morgans. You tried to get people to understand what makes a coin a high or low grade while trying to get your own Morgans in shape for some replacements. You are truly the definition of multi tasking. Thank you for all of the hard work that you put into making this video and any other your videos. You do a great job with it.l would like to thank you for your support to us and for the opportunity to enhance our knowledge of coins.
I agree. The Morgan is unique, has chatter, history and is well known compared to many other coins. It has only increased in value with time.
You already know.... All those SD's were minted and bagged up and put away. Great for getting Mint State for collecting, nice looking. Grading silver eagles? What? They all are minted and packaged up as MS. Nothing special about them. Even you bring up the (Markets hype) over so called (Special) releases. Keeping PM stacking and Numismatic separate is a blur.
I have a couple Morgan's i wonder what they are worth.1890 o, 1889 o,1887 no mint mark. Any thoughts anyone, appreciate it.
Use a coin price guide, you can see the coins, we can’t.
@@CoinHELPu my guess is they are good - vg quality full feathers
@@Mike-sr6gd use a coin price guide.
Thanks Daniel, I could look at Morgan's all day!
If it were me, I'd get all of them graded. Cleaned or not.
It would waste a lot of money.
Hardly. It would save the condition and existence of a lot of Morgan Dollars.
Oooo😮😮
Thank you Daniel, that was a fun video to watch. Agreed that Morgans are much more fun to collect and silver rounds.
(Silver dollars) They made MILLIONS of them, Nothing special about them. Sure I like the looks of them, I like the (feel of them in my hand) more (Numismatic) than investment.
Same with Silver Eagles, They make MILLIONS of them, Nothing special about them. (What is something worth?) What someone will pay for it. Plain silver bars are still silver. (Pop up ads) By the way JD B today is charging $2.99 over spot for silver rounds? I thought premiums were going down?
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Silver eagles isn’t a comparison to Morgan dollars. Many dates are lower mintage and not millions and not that many survived because of the melts and lost from circulation. I recommend reading up a bit.
Thumb's up. EXCELLENT INFORMATION.
I would definitely ms70 that first coin
298th 👍! Dang look at all that! Do you own a 1883 o? 1895 p proof?
Boa noite tenho um Morgan 1893 s original pra vender
Daniel you are one of the most respected coin dealer out there
Hi Daniel. How do you feel about collecting Peace Dollars to long term hold as an investment? I buy mint state Peace Dollars because I love the coin and think I can acquire a complete collection in mint state condition.
These are a very underrated investment and a future video.
I think morgans are beat. I like whole sets. If I can not own the whole set i am interested. I love platinum proofs.1997 to 2008. I like to collect coins with mintage of less then 30000. Platinum 1/10 and 1/4 are the best collecting opportunity in our lifetime. At the coin club meetings in Jacksonville I tell people I hate morgans just to see there reaction. At shows I see dealers with lots of unsold morgans. What gives. Lets see you talk about platinum proofs or even low mintage Truman of Eisenhower low mintage president dollars. They made millions and they all look alike. Hate them
I have talked about them and other low mintage coins. I have over 1,400 videos. However you using logical fallacy, dealers have a bunch of money sold Morgan’s because they sell them and buy more, cause they’re more desirable and have a huge demand, but that doesn’t mean they don’t sell or are unwanted.
Big like 168! Awesome video and thank you so much for sharing
Awesome video. Thank you for all you do.
I love Morgan dollars. Thank you for sharing.
Are all of those dollars from one seller? Why would a collector have them just dumped into that tub?Thankyou for the video Daniel.Interesting.😊
No, not all from one seller. You would be surprised how coins come in the shop. I am literally a preservation service, not just a coin dealer.
Great video Daniel, love the silver dollars
My favorites too
Hey Daniel, I sent an email earlier about some coins sent. If the market comes down this year I'm going to get back into some better than cull silver dollar rolls for sure.
How much for your Morgan dollars
Depends on what you want.
I have some 1878-CC Morgans I bought at our local coin club meetings for $4.25 each. VF-EF details.
Too good to be true, they must be counterfeit and that is sad if you bought them at a coin club meeting, they should know better.
This was about 1970-71. They are good. I bought an 1909-SVDB from Alan Karns in 1971 in Fine for $140.00. I am old brother.
You tell me I’m dumb enough to buy counterfeit Morgans and then I get a heart when I tell you when I bought them. I’ve been a collector for over 70 years. I think I can see a fake Morgan when I see one.
@@alfredparsons6811 I thanked you for clarifying WHEN you bought them, cause IF you bought them for that price today then they wouldn't be authentic or your ripped someone off.
I NEVER said you were "dumb enough" you took it that way. It would have been better to start off when you bought them in the first place. Now you're offended. Clarity is everything, the devil is in the details.
You are correct. I should have started off with when I bought them. I’m not offended. We had a great club here in Beckley in the 70’s. Joe Fama from Beckley and Doug Bmgardner from Charleston were both members and set up every month. We also had a guy from Princeton that set up sometimes. He was over 7 feet tall and was a professional clown with Barnum and Bailey Circus.