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Anyone Here Collect Morgans?

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Started collecting Morgan Silver Dollars a few months back. Want to get every minted Morgan although either I'll die or Ill run out of cash...whichever comes 1st

They are beautiful coins and rich American west history.

Buying the Carson City mint Morgans 1st...
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Sold My Soul wrote: Mon Aug 31, 2026 9:54 pm Started collecting Morgan Silver Dollars a few months back. Want to get every minted Morgan although either I'll die or Ill run out of cash...whichever comes 1st

They are beautiful coins and rich American west history.

Buying the Carson City mint Morgans 1st...
ive owned em for 30 yrs, same goes for american gold eagles...holding em in your hands and feeling em is a great feeling ...i also have collected baseball cards and comics for over 55 yrs
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Yeah. Holding the coins minted in the 1800 hundreds has a special feeling.

Got a few of these....but it's a huge investment

1893-S Morgan Dollar: $3,000–$1,250,000
1884-S Morgan Dollar: $34–$1,250,000
1889-CC Morgan Dollar: $425–$1,200,000
1895-O & 1895-S Morgan Dollar: $150–$700,000
1895 Morgan Dollar: $32,500–$175,000
1893-CC Morgan Dollar: $220–$142,500
1885-CC Morgan Dollar: $440–$130,000
1894 Morgan Dollar: $525–$125,000
1903-S Morgan Dollar: $85–$120,000
1879-CC Morgan Dollar: $150–$90,000
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Sold My Soul wrote: Tue Sep 01, 2026 10:06 pm Yeah. Holding the coins minted in the 1800 hundreds has a special feeling.

Got a few of these....but it's a huge investment

1893-S Morgan Dollar: $3,000–$1,250,000
1884-S Morgan Dollar: $34–$1,250,000
1889-CC Morgan Dollar: $425–$1,200,000
1895-O & 1895-S Morgan Dollar: $150–$700,000
1895 Morgan Dollar: $32,500–$175,000
1893-CC Morgan Dollar: $220–$142,500
1885-CC Morgan Dollar: $440–$130,000
1894 Morgan Dollar: $525–$125,000
1903-S Morgan Dollar: $85–$120,000
1879-CC Morgan Dollar: $150–$90,000
they will always appreciate and having em,collecting em and physically seeing/touching em is awesome

sometime ill just be kicking it and pull em out and look at em "feel great to have tangible assets you can touch"
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Hell yes.

To me holding a Morgan from the 1800's that some old boy or girl held is awesome. IYou can't get that same feeling from graded coins in holders...the more expensive ones you want be assured. Morgan coins are a Chinese counterfeit wet dream....
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mstrbass2000 wrote: Wed Sep 02, 2026 8:28 am they will always appreciate and having em,collecting em and physically seeing/touching em is awesome

sometime ill just be kicking it and pull em out and look at em "feel great to have tangible assets you can touch"
It must be awesome to think you are holding the same coin that Plato might have used to buy a kielbasi.
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Cruisin with Tooz wrote: Sat Sep 05, 2026 11:10 pm It must be awesome to think you are holding the same coin that Plato might have used to buy a kielbasi.
I have a coin from Pontius Pilate's 26 AD minting. I have held it in my hands. It is small but 2000 years is pretty amazing to hold in you hands.
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Attyla wrote: Sun Sep 06, 2026 10:44 am I have a coin from Pontius Pilate's 26 AD minting. I have held it in my hands. It is small but 2000 years is pretty amazing to hold in you hands.
holding a piece of history in your hands is awesome...holding physical silver and gold in your hands is an awesome feeling best part is anyone could do it with a little effort
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