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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;raider34, post: 774644, member: 16402&quot;]I think the pros and cons pretty much even themselves out. Personally, I won&#039;t pay a premium for a Morgan in a GSA case, but there are collectors focusing on a GSA collection that will. There are certain dates/mm that are rare in GSA holders, so those are coins that will command a premium.</p><p><br /></p><p>Certain dates like the &#039;83 and &#039;84 CC are common in GSA holders, so there isn&#039;t going to be much of a premium there. David Bowers in <i>A guide book of Morgan Silver Dollars</i> has the GSA figures at 755,518 coins or 62.75% of the original 1883-CC mintage,&nbsp; and 962,638 coins or 84.73% of the original 1884-CC mintage. The 1879-CC had one of the lower CC holdings in the GSA with 4,123 coins. *Now not all the coins went into the GSA hard cases, some went into the soft packs, and others were sold in the discount lots.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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