Collectibles
1921 Morgan Silver Dollar
(Misc.) First Commemorative Mint
Price:
$89.00
$34.90
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terrible experience
This coin is still undelivered so I really cannot write a review, but Amazon's automated system keeps nagging me to write one, so here it is.. The item is still missing (undelivered), but somehow it shows "delivered" on USPS's delivery tracking system and both the seller (Collectons) and Amazon... -
Morgan Coin
This seller described his coin accurately, and included a great photograph of it. The coin arrived in quick order, and had been packaged securely.
Answers
A truly uncirculated 1886-O (New Orleans mint) is worth at least $750US though a lightly circulated example plummets rapidly to $100US. You should take the coin to a couple of local coin experts for an evaluation for the coin needs to be seen for a true appraisal.
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I have a few 1894 new Orleans Morgan Silver Dollars and am curious to what they are worth in good-very good condition with today's silver price (around $45/oz).
1894-O is a somewhat better date, so it has value above silver content. Even in heavily worn condition it is worth $40 or so. Do not sell it for silver value alone.
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You have written extensively about the impact of global financial issues on gold and silver prices. At least temporary solutions have been found for the euro-Greek tragedy and the U.S. debt limit debacle. Will this give the U.S. dollar a boost at the expense of precious metals?
David Morgan: It is getting more difficult to predict what the market reaction will be to specific events. As people figure out that there really is no solution to the global financial system without a great deal of pain and some defaults along the road, more will seek the safety of precious metals. So, even when things calm down for the moment, it does not mean the precious metals will not get pushed down. You could see gold and silver react to the downside, perhaps dramatically—$5/ounce (oz.) silver is not entirely out of the realm of possibility. My best guess is we will see some pullback going into mid-August.
TGR: Today, gold hit $1,700/oz. during what is normally a summer slow season. Can this climb continue? What are the drivers?
