All this talk about DMPL and PL Morgans

No, I mean that it is a $2000 coin. Value is in the eye of the beholder.

 

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Oh well. Their loss. A conditional "rarity" with 85 extant examples (with that number guaranteed to rise) does not justify $2000 IMO.

1893 PR-62 Morgan? Now we're talking.

 

Agreed! Plus there are multiple sales below $2000.

This NGC 64 dpl sold for under $1000 with the buyer's fee
https://coins.ha.com/itm/a/1251-4966.s

This PCGS 64 dmpl with CAC (looks like a better example) sold for $1,645
https://coins.ha.com/itm/a/1254-4484.s

 

You are getting tiresome in your argumentativenes. Ready for ignore time.

 

So presenting facts = ignore?
Debate is part of this forum. I respect your opinions and your evidence. However, I have not been convinced by what you have stated and have shown examples from credibe sources that counter your points.

I will continue to read what you post, but will refrain from further comment. Hopefully that will make things more peaceful.

 

Thanks, I checked it out, Ken

 

Woof, these coins have been juiced so bad I could make a pitcher of margaritas.

Here's a DMPL Morgan with true black-and-white. She doesn't need any help to look great! (If you want some really quality DMPLs, check out Don Rinkor - great guy, great coins)