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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;littlehugger, post: 3514186, member: 58633&quot;]Shrews, I agree with that. Being there and able to eyeball your coins is a big part of the fun of collecting.</p><p>You really did choose a great piece. Morgans are classic coins, and yours looks like it was minted yesterday.</p><p>I like its minty shine, the cartwheel effect, which also indicates its a virgin to cleaning and polishing, and the authe</p><p>It has all the features you desire in any coin, but you especially long for in a Morgan.</p><p>Put it in one of those nifty air tights to preserve it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yes, but die cracks are a sign of authenticity. Not that too many are counterfeiting 1921 Morgans. However.......</p><p>&nbsp;Just think, of you are selling silver rounds, instead of selling 99.9 Troy ASE&#039;s barely over melt, you can sell 90% Avdp Morgans for $20+ or more, it starts looking likely.</p><p>&nbsp;Even though ASE&#039;s have much more silver, they are bullion. While Morgans have significantly less, they have numismatic value.</p><p>&nbsp;Gee, I need to patent this idea and get rich.</p><p>LOL[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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