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Message:: [QUOTE="cpm9ball, post: 1273226, member: 24633"]If they are all in a condition similar to the one you've shown, they would have to be a key date or semi-key date to be worth anything over melt value. There is .77344 oz. of silver in each Morgan dollar, and you can multiply this by the current price of silver x 80 coins to get a ballpark of the total value. Bear in mind, that most dealers will only offer about 80%-90% of this because they have to make a living, too, but they won't rip you off like Pawn Stars. If you get a chance, make a list of all the dates with their mintmarks and post it here. Each coin will have either "CC" - Carson City, "O" - New Orleans or an "S" - San Francisco. If there is no mintmark, it was struck in Philadelphia. You can find the mintmark on the reverse (tails side) just below the bow above the "DO" of DOLLAR. This will enable us to determine if you have any coins that might be worth more. Chris[/QUOTE]