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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;nesvt, post: 58071, member: 1749&quot;]I think there are so many variables involved, it&#039;s tough to judge anything at a flea market.&nbsp; When I go, I usually look for Morgan and Peace VAMs.&nbsp; I try to avoid the &quot;cheap buckets&quot;.&nbsp; I didn&#039;t in my early days of collecting (you know, two or three months ago).&nbsp; Now I&#039;m fed up with PVC covered coins and over dipped stuff.&nbsp; I try to bring luck, patience, and self-control.</p><p><br /></p><p>Last month, I went to a flea market in a neighboring state.&nbsp; The prices were outrageous.&nbsp; I had to laugh... 1921 Morgans in VG condition for $50.&nbsp; I was told &quot;they don&#039;t make those any more&quot;.&nbsp; Last weekend I went to another that was only an hour away from my home.&nbsp; Picked up some great stuff from a guy that&#039;s there every weekend.&nbsp; Uncirculated Morgans for $15 - 20 each.&nbsp; Found a very nice infrequently reeded (wide reeding) 21-P, a 21-D 1AH with huge die breaks, a 21-P 31A (severe overpolished dies), an 1886-P 19 (misplaced date in denticles), and two coins that I believe will be new VAM discoveries.&nbsp; Some are easily MS63.&nbsp; The same guy also had some overpriced stuff.&nbsp; When I started looking, he gave me a chair and a couple of loupes.&nbsp; Told me to sit down and relax.&nbsp; Super nice guy.&nbsp; This is the same flea market where someone was selling fake Morgans a couple of weeks ago.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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