Featured How much does it cost to have coins valued?

Wait,if you got a bunch of coins banging-don't you get a crop of little coins ?

 

For silver dollars, in circulated condition, which yours appear to be, the value for most is their silver melt value plus a small premium. The exception would be a few rare year/mint mark. There were many millions of Morgan dollars minted, and LOTS of them never entered circulation. So, there's a lot of uncirculated coins available to collectors, and that makes circulated specimens nothing special.

 

Last year I kept the better silver coins I had and sold off the rest.

 

That 1795 Washington is stunning ! Extraordinary eagle like the ones you seen on very early 19th Cent & War of 1812 U.S. Beltplates.

 

very nice @daveydempsey *thumbs up* minted in England it seems.

‘a bit of it’s history….

https://learn.apmex.com/coin-guide/.../washington-liberty-and-security-tokens-1795/

 

sought ….

 

I wonder if the third penny down on Marco's Site would be considered 'Uncirculated' ?

 

George Morgan may be considered the father of Morgan Silver Dollar since it was his design. Dr. Henry R. Linderman, Director of the Mint at the time might be considered the godfather. He arranged the design contest between the longtime designer Barber, and English newcomer Morgan that Linderman had brought in. Many think Linderman always planed for Morgan to win. Here is a U.S. Mint medal and a piece of ephemera for Linderman.

 

Sometimes I have difficulty understanding coin prices. The 1878 CC in MS-50 averages around $270 on PCGS. It has an estimated survival population of 295,000 (all grades). The 1889-S in MS-50 averages around $90. It has an estimated survival population of 70,000. There were 2,212,000 1878-CC minted. There were 700,000 1889-S minted. How does that make sense?