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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tdogchristy90, post: 1353796, member: 35778&quot;]So I&#039;m new here and I had a question about the GSA Morgans. </p><p><br /></p><p>To start off let me introduce myself, I&#039;m 23 and a college student studying history. I&#039;ve been a collector</p><p>For as long as I can remember. I collect Morgan, peace, and mercury dimes with the mercury being my</p><p>Favorite and my specialty. </p><p><br /></p><p>Ok, to the question....I&#039;ve collected CC Morgans in the past, most recently having to sell a ms64 1883 cc</p><p>Morgan due to school. However I&#039;m now looking to repurchase this coin. My previous 1883 was in a </p><p>Generic square hard plastic holder and not professionally graded. This new 1883 cc that i&#039;m looking at in</p><p>My local coin shop is a GSA uncirculated 1883 cc Morgan. I&#039;ve never delt with GSA Morgans and </p><p>Have only had experience with coins which have been circulated and not slabed or they&#039;re in PCGS/NGC </p><p>Holders. So can anyone tell me if the GSA Morgans are worth more or less than one that has been used?</p><p>I know the history of the GSA and still there&#039;s something about it that feels gimicky compared to a coin </p><p>That was actually in circulation and not stored away. So if anyone can give me insite into any pros or </p><p>Cons of owning a GSA instead of a &quot;regular&quot; coin it&#039;d be appreciated. Thanks, and again hi![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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