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$97.98 (I'm not staying up until 2am for the full 24hrs - no curling match)

@heavycam.monstervam - Jason, you are up...

 

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Just to clarify, the 24 hours is a suggested time frame. One can reveal the answer earlier or later.

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Floor is open- i dont have anything else

 

Here is one thanks @heavycam.monstervam
These were put out by Tidy House Products Co.
The company started its business in their basement.
Below is some info on the company.
http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v13n37a14.html
https://northomahahistory.com/2016/...-of-north-omahas-tidy-house-products-company/

In short these were a promotional giveaway, but I haven't figured out from what year. I'd imagine somewhere in the 50's or 60's

Below is one of their Morgans dollar coins in it's cardboard packaging, It's missing the envelope.
I grade the coin a 63
PCGS value, $57 in 62
$65 In 63
$82 in a 64

 

Beyond nice... those are notorious for toning up beautifully and rarer than an honest "we buy gold" place...

$199.99

 

From the write-up in pic #2, I'd guess these were put out between 1965-1969, as they talk about 40% silver coins, and 'sandwich' (clad) coinage.

I'll say $145

 

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Good call, that makes much more sense. Then these and the Kennedys were put out by the Pillsbury company. I am guessing to boost the tidy house product. I wonder if these were put out in the surrounding states, or across the US?

 

Give it a guess. Did you read the rules, and info on how the game is played?

 

135

Nice coin! All of these tidy house Morgans have a premium, but the toning can definitely affect how large of a premium!

 

Buck and a quarter $ 125.00 in the mid 60's this sort of give always were welcomed by consumers.

 

Years ago companies also gave items as such away as rewards for promoting their products or increase in sales. I received this Credit Swiss 1 oz. silver bar,and a 5 gram gold Credit Swiss from a Cheese company. The wife has the 5 gram somewhere the silver bar has toned nicely .

 

I think it cost you an even hundred bucks

 

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I like it for $165.00

 

$150

 

I switch them up from time to time.. but yeah was on the main computer and found another image I liked.

 

Last guess's gonna post here in about an hour or so.
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No idea. 95

 

I called in the winner @baseball21
I ran across two of these in a dealers case about a year ago. and they were beautiful but I was very hesitant to pay his premium. They were priced at 165$. Last week I stopped by my favorite dealers place to buy the 99O Morgan. This and a few others were sitting in his case. needless to say I left with the 99O and all five of the tidy House coins he had. Three in the cardboard holder and 2 out.
Oh yeah the price, $49.99 each just couldn't pass them up.
I would have given somewhere between 80 and 110 for them.
@baseball21 your up.