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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 2345514, member: 37839&quot;]It depends on specialties when collecting Morgans.&nbsp; Remember, that certain common dates in low grade MS condition (under gem grade) are as common as modern coins.&nbsp; The 1882-1884cc and the 1878cc are really common date, as they have extremely high survival, courtesy of the GSA horde.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I would say that the key dates have always been expensive, and specialty Morgans, such as uncommon VAMs and PL coins are getting harder and harder to find in over MS 64 condition.&nbsp; PL and DMPL coins are their own market, as the numbers that actually have survived are comparatively low.&nbsp; Certain PL and DMPL dates are positively rare, and in general, highly desired in all dates and grades for their moderate to extreme cameo.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Toned Morgans are extremely popular to many buyers.&nbsp; I was one of them, and for years, collected toners.&nbsp; Recently, I have shifted back to white blazing high grade coins, but toning is a highly specialized market--people can pay &quot;moon money&quot; if they happen to like the coloring.&nbsp; Alleged &quot;Monster Rainbow&quot; Morgans can bring 2-10 times Greysheet value, depending on the intensity of the tone.&nbsp; So, it is a vast and diverse market.&nbsp; While Silver prices are weak, I find that Morgans do NOT drop insanely in value.&nbsp; Right now, nice coins are still commanding good values---the extremely common dates are exactly that, and are not going to command big money no matter what the market is.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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