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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dready, post: 635610, member: 11674&quot;]When you speak of common collector coins the Morgan dollar is probably the most collected coin there is. YES you CAN get ms63 Morgans for $20 -30. You should start going to coin shows and get some experience in the dealings that go on at 1. One of my local dealers will sell me rolls of common (as most are) Ms63 Morgans at $20-30 a coin depending on if they are upper 63&#039;s or lower 63&#039;s. None the less when it&#039;s all said and done they are 63&#039;s .Some have gouges and are not worthy of a 63 but still get it.As for high mintages there are millions and millions of common Morgans floating around. As for Memorials if you think that they are not worthy of your collection then DON&#039;T collect them. The challenge is to find them in a very high mint state. Not as easy as you seem to think.Ask BadThad.&nbsp; Morgans are everywhere. Even the Sears Store at my local mall has them. One of the things I&#039;ve learned in 40+ years is that just because you or I don&#039;t like a series doesn&#039;t mean that someone else doesn&#039;t find it fun and challenging.&nbsp;&nbsp; Apparently Morgans don&#039;t move me the way they move you as just this past weekend I sold 95 of them (as Mr.CoinLover &amp; JefLinc, who were there, can attest to) at the Clearwater Coin Show. Maybe next show I&#039;ll sell more. H*ll maybe I&#039;ll trade a crap load of them for an unc. roll of &#039;70-S Memorial Cents. IF I can find one. I can always replace them, after all I can <i>always</i> find a common date Morgan in MS63....................................................................John[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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