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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bzcollektor, post: 160260, member: 3241&quot;]Depends on which Morgans you are talking about. I recently sold an 1885CC in NGC MS65 for $1225 on ebay.&nbsp; It was a pure white exceptional MS65.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; I bought it for $1150 3 or so years ago,&nbsp; when the price of these went from under $800 to about $1200 in the course of 6 months. After I bought it, The greysheet bid was as high as $1400 plus. Over the course of that time , till this year, they slid down to about $1000 or so. As this was one of my better coins and seemed to be non-performing, I decided to unload it on ebay. I saw they were going from between $1000-$1050 and once in a while for up to $1200 on a really good day. I resigned myself to be happy with any bid of $1000+ with this go nowhere Hi end Morgan.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp; I was more than pleased when this prized coin of mine sold for $1225. Although this price was not a big gain over the course of my 3 years of ownership, the price I realized showed the strength and upward tick of better coins including the overbought CC Morgan market. </p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp; Morgans being hostage to some degree to the price of silver bullion (which has&nbsp; fallen from a 30 year high&nbsp; of $15.00 an oz earlier this year) to bargain levels of about $11.00/oz, I think the Morgan Market is holding its own. Of course, common&nbsp; circulated and low grade MS commons by both PCGS and NGC have not appreciated latly. I have seen no evidence of them actually being cheaper, or falling in price. Rarer VAM Morgans are getting scarcer (pricier) by the day.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp; As an aside..... Most MS CC Morgans are from the GSA hoard of 1963, whether in the GSA holders or not.......[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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