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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;frisianandy, post: 1503578, member: 39215&quot;]I think the fact that thousands of midwestern boys grew up admiring their grandfathers&#039; hordes has greatly contributed to their popularity (there something sentimental in collecting and admiring something that your ancestors did). As new as i am at this, i would have never even started a numismatic hobby without the impression that my great-uncles and grandfathers vast Morgan collections had left on me.</p><p><br /></p><p>Also (here come&#039;s the opinion of the new guy), how can&nbsp; you disparage the obverse of a Morgan that still retains well defined details? You can literally differentiate individual grains in the wheat, there is alot more to discover on a high-grade Morgan than other coins of the era IMHO.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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