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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;GDJMSP, post: 974998, member: 112&quot;]Why ? You can get MS66 coins in change at the grocery store. I used to get MS Morgans and circulated Morgans in the same roll. What I&#039;m trying to tell you is that the roll has nothing to do with the quality of the coins. And the quality of the coins has nothing to do with the roll being original or not.</p><p><br /></p><p>You&#039;ve got to understand something here. Morgan dollars are as common as dirt and they always have been. Prior to the &#039;60s most people didn&#039;t even think twice about them - they were just another coin to spend. Even collectors were that way with them. They would look at the date and mint and unless the coin was a scarcity they wouldn&#039;t even bother to save it - even if it was MS. Of course MS didn&#039;t really exist back then, at least not to most people. A coin was either unc or it wasn&#039;t. It wasn&#039;t until 1977 that MS grades even existed. And even then there only 3 of them - MS60, MS65 and MS70. That&#039;s it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Still today you can go to various dealers and buy $1000 bags of Moragns. And in that bag you can sometimes find high grade coins. Does that mean the bag is original ? No, it doesn&#039;t. And you know it isn&#039;t because you can also find circulated coins in the same bag.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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