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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;lktknow, post: 346153, member: 13055&quot;]<b>Thank you so much the other Frank, for the reply and the welcome.</b></p><p><b>I probably shouldn&#039;t have been so long winded in my post, I could have said what I truly wanted to know in much lesser words, I suppose.</b></p><p><b>When you said the Morgan&#039;s and the Peace dollars are all worth&nbsp; $14 to $15 each, I need to ask a question about that. I apologize for my ignorance in this matter.&nbsp; But, I&#039;m trying to get a grasp of what a dealer is going to say when I walk in with the coins.&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;m sure they are going to try to get them for as little money as possible, because that is business, plus, I&#039;m also pretty positive a lot of them just won&#039;t want them at all, because they seem to be fairly common dates, with nothing outstanding as far as that goes. </b></p><p><b>I&#039;ve heard talk of &quot;melt&quot; price, which to me, means the bottom line of a price on a silver coin. I&#039;m pretty sure to a collector, it would be a crime to sell a nice specimen of a certain coin to a dealer for melt price. am I somewhat right on that?</b></p><p><b>Hypothetically, if I were to walk into a dealer, and he offered me say $9 a piece for all the silver dollars I have, would that be a fair price? or what would? what would be the bottom line of a fair price for silver dollars sold at a dealer?</b></p><p><b>Thank you again Frank for your reply.</b></p><p><b>The more I am investigating, and seeing the beauty in some of these coins, I may just take up collecting and keep them, rather than have &quot;sellers remorse&quot; at a later date. lol</b>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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