Why is Morgan Dollar numismatic value dropping?

Right, but if the trend was down before the event hit, prices will then resume going down.

 

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Tons at this point, some will just take longer than others to pay off

 

I heard that Charmin is soft right now.

 

But is this the bottom? It seems like there's quite a bit of dropping (or correcting) to go.

 

"Correcting" no and that's an absurd narrative some try right now.

Bottom for some doubtful. Sports are canceled for at least the next 6 weeks, use that an an indicator for normalcy. Would buying stocks right now with good picks work in a year or two or long term almost certainly, could it hurt for many weeks before it works yes. Don't really have to catch the bottom bottom on things though and every one of them is different.

 

In other bottom-finding news...

 

You can squeeze the Morgan but please, don't squeeze the Charmin.

 

And so the Mint is supposed to have raised its prices to collectors, both young and old, great and small. None of this would make sense if it weren't for the global crisis.

 

It as an oversupply market down turn thing but Morgan Dollars really cheap right now.

Slabbed Generic 63 and 64 can be had for around or less what dinner for two costs. Put together a box of 20 for fun.

 

And since the restaurants are closed anyway...

 

What I worry about most are

I don't know about that. Up here I can take a date to a local pub and get a cheeseburger, fries and a drink for $5 each. Yes, I'm cheap and don't date much!

 

Given the numbers of generics and commons and even low-premium (~500% premium to silver), I am more interested in what the middle and high end are doing.

For instance, Morgans costing $300-$1,000 and then the super-rare ones that cost thousands or tens of thousands of dollars.

 

FORCED SELLING: Keep an eye out for any distressed sales of high-end coins like MSDs. Saw a report from a bigtime financial professional that he was getting offers of blue-chip art at fire-sale prices.

 

People have to sell so they can become panic buyers and wipe out the grocery stores. They need all that water and TP.

 

Add a G to TP and what do you get? Just sayin....

 

GTP? Lol

 

Actually, TPG. Toilet Paper Grading

 

I was wondering. Lol

 

Would still be a million times better than the people advertising the reusable kind