What is this toned MS64 Morgan/toned silver eagle worth?

Discussion in 'What's it Worth' started by jwitten, Nov 16, 2017.

  1. V. Kurt Bellman

    V. Kurt Bellman Yes, I'm blunt! Get over your "feeeeelings".

    All it takes is two serious gold fans in the room and you'll get what you got.
     
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  3. jwitten

    jwitten Well-Known Member

    Ya, but I don't drink, so it doesn't do me any good! lol
     
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  4. V. Kurt Bellman

    V. Kurt Bellman Yes, I'm blunt! Get over your "feeeeelings".

    I don't drink either, but I do keep a well-stocked bar on hand for guests. I added a bottle of Buffalo Trace bourbon to my bar when I did my eclipse trip to Carbondale, IL. I do also occasionally cook with "hooch" from time to time.

    I stock my bar with only location-appropriate choices. My bourbon is all Kentucky, my Scotch is Scottish, my gin is British, my vodka is Russian, my tequila is Mexican, and my rum is temporarily Puerto Rican. I can hardly wait to get Cuban rum.
     
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  5. tpsadler

    tpsadler Numismatist

    Asking going price for toned coins and bullion is like asking if you like someone prefers Hot or Cold Weather.. It is the same with Toned Coins it is either they love them or hate them. Then in the eye of the beholder. Then if they like Toned coins if they like the way they are toned or their impression... Very tough to gauge market. My wife and I both like toned coins but they have to look good to one of us .. Usually her :) :) we have sold many toned coins either of us thought would every sell, only to be gone at the first show they were displayed. Our general rule for us to be in the market follows a few rules ??? does it appeal to us :) How would it grade .. Not a bullion expert but my thinking on toned bullion would only carry a small premium over spot plus bullion type premium. On the 1881-s MS64 Morgan that is a common date and would normally sell in non-toned grade at a market show in our area for $60-$95 then toned it would be on eye appeal .. I am unable or would even commit based on different photos cause toned coins are so hard to gauge based on a photo .. Light enters too many variables to allow me to give much premium. In person that could change but how could you put a price on my appeal requirements :) Wish I knew the answer to that one :)
    I have seen Toned Coins go for a crazy numbers but I think figuring this is more gauging of the Market and Marketing Techniques ... if you are starting out with toned ones it will be very difficult to establish a price, cause there are no standards.
     
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