It's "Magnificent Morgan Dollar Monday!" Post those large Shiny's.....

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  1. chascat

    chascat Well-Known Member

    Binion had 22 tons of silver dollars burried in downtown Pahrump...Wonder what they're worth today at $95/oz
     
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  3. Tall Paul

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    1882-S, MS-67. This coin resides in my typeset.
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  4. Chris B

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    My in laws live in Pahrump. Binion is featured in the local museum. I never would have bought one of these before visiting the museum.
     
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  5. daveydempsey

    daveydempsey Well-Known Member

    1921 bottom left in both pictures.
     
  6. Heavymetal

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  7. samclemens3991

    samclemens3991 Well-Known Member

    Thats the things with Morgans. anything can pop up. james
     
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  8. Barney McRae

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  9. Barney McRae

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    Posted this one a couple of times, the apple of my eye. Bought it for melt about a year ago then submitted. 1886P, VAM 1-C. MS 67. :eek:


    PCGS 1886 3+2 MS67.jpg
     
  10. BlackberryPie

    BlackberryPie I like pie

    Thanks. Sometimes I wish I had the bestest lighting and a copy stand to use my DSLR on. However, firearms have been my priority lately. :cigar::cigar:
     
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  11. Barney McRae

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    Photos are fine, I just like your coins.:D
     
  12. ksmooter61

    ksmooter61 Not in Kansas anymore

    22 tons = 44,000 pounds * 14.5833 = 641,666 troy oz @ 90% = 577,500 oz Ag
    577,500 * $94.73 spot = $54,706,562
     
  13. Tall Paul

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    Dang, that is a gorgeous coin.
     
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  14. Barney McRae

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    Every blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while. I'll not post that again for a while unless there is a man part measuring contest coming up.:p However, I got this one I cracked out of a NTC slab fairly cheap. It graded MS66 VAM1 C at PCGS.:D

    1886 NTC 67.png 1886 VAM1-C sub 2.jpg
     
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