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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jaceravone, post: 383758, member: 9474&quot;]Well, although colorization does not necessarily add value to a coin it may or may not subtract it either.&nbsp; For example, if you purchase a American silver eagle which happens to be colorized, then it will not add numismatic value, but the coin will still retain its bullion value (which is greater than the face value).&nbsp; Now as far as your Morgans and Peace dollars are concerned.&nbsp; Colorizing a highly prized UNC coin will decrease the value of the coin, but not below what the melt (bullion) value would be.&nbsp; If it is a common Morgan or Peace that any coin shop sells for $15, colorization will not add value, but may not detract from it either.&nbsp; Since these coins typically are only worth their melt value as well.&nbsp; Does that make sense?&nbsp; I hope so, because I am looking through slits for eyes because I am so tired.&nbsp; Hope it helps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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