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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;KeyHunter, post: 8075632, member: 122558&quot;]The &quot;average&quot; household-found Morgan Dollar is an old circulated piece worth it&#039;s weight in silver or not a bunch more. Common as dirt and there are still gazillions of them around, you can buy then &quot;junk&quot; by the sack-full or old worn or damaged culls at elevated &quot;premium&quot; bullion-stacker stupid prices....or certified worn smooth lowballs at &quot;certifiably nutz&quot; prices. They make an interesting conversation or nostalgia piece. Just as finding fish-in-a-lake, maybe 10% of the entire series have 90% of serious collector community value such as keys, proofs, errors or varieties, (near) mint-state, uncirculated, scarcer stuff. But the average Morgan, neat to hold and a great history but my Red Book &quot;wish list&quot; consists of maybe be a dozen or two coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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