Post Your Morgan Dollars

OH... MY... Gaaaawd!

 

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Very cool!

The only coin in our family is one from my grandpa he found when he was closing up the store he worked at as a teenager in the 1930s and held onto and passed down. Before learning about coins a bit all I knew was that it was a gold coin and allegedly very valuable (my parents thought it was worth 8k...not quite!) but now that I've educated myself a bit I saw it the other day it's a 1904 double eagle that has been cleaned about 100 times and is mounted exposed on a necklace. lol welp, it's not quite 8k but definitely one I'll hold onto forever.

 

A couple of those Ikea lights arrived today so just playing around a bit.

 

Arrived today. The 1901-P jumps in price to AU58 and quickly zooms to the moon in MS grades. Likely a casualty of World War I melting.

 

Just an old worn out Morgan with nice original skin. Nothing much to see here

 

Rub it in.

 

I really like the look of that 03. I've found myself shifting my collection to nice circulated examples like that. I'm just getting bored with the MS stuff and need a little variety in my life.

 

That's exactly what I'm doing with the Dansco albums, nice VG to VF examples with some cool VAMs peppered in there. Chris knows the '03-O is an empty slot for me and the subject of several of my rants.

 

If I let it go, you know where it's going

 

A Redfield I picked up last week.

 

And it's a completely ignored, undesirable date/mm with no interesting backstory either. Smh. . . Why even waste your time with that post, Cascade?

 

It would be a quite a moment in the Morgan forum, if you followed it up with a circulated F- VF 1899. That would be too perfect.

 

Wow look at that attractive lady! MS65 huh? It seems that's a "classic 65" which would grade a bit higher (66+ ?) today.

PS: just figured that back then there were no other grades

 

Mine one and only. Don't have it graded. I only got it last month has a heirloom.

 

You want a follow-up? I'll give you a follow-up

 

Was that the sound of the microphone hitting the pavement?

 

That's a good follow up.