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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SuperDave, post: 2504100, member: 1892&quot;]So you <b>know</b> all the Morgans are neither rare dates, rare in grade nor extra-value varieties?</p><p><br /></p><p>Most of the images I&#039;ve seen so far are of circulated coins. It&#039;s possible one of the 1881 $10&#039;s is Mint State, the $20&#039;s might be. There are over 40,000 of the 1900&#039;s graded from PCGS <b>alone</b>; don&#039;t expect to get rich if it is, and the 1892-S would need to be MS63 or better to offer any premium. Basically none of these have any real added numismatic value, which is to be expected considering the source.&nbsp; Firms like that <b>have</b> done the legwork to ensure they&#039;re not selling value-added coins at bulk prices. Frankly, I would be concentrating more on the Morgans than the gold, because at least the Morgans contain varieties and conditional rarities that not every fly-by-night dealer is aware of.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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