The 1880 Morgan, we will need to see the other side. ( Always supply photos of both sides)
The two Presidential and Sacagawea dollars are not worth much over face value.
The 2002 Liberty dollar is a bullion coin and not worth much over the value of 1 oz. of silver.
Also in the future, please crop your photos.
The 1880 Morgan, we will need to see the other side. ( Always supply photos of both sides)
The two Presidential and Sacagawea dollars are not worth much over face value.
The 2002 Liberty dollar is a bullion coin and not worth much over the value of 1 oz. of silver.
Also in the future, please crop your photos.
ok thank you for letting me know about the cropping sorry about that and here is the other side of the morgan
No gold mine here @Tyypo and welcome aboard.
I would check the $1.00 coins to see if they might be missing the edge strike.
Why not save them and pass them down to the grand kids or other family members.
Wayne
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The 1880 Morgan, we will need to see the other side. ( Always supply photos of both sides)
The two Presidential and Sacagawea dollars are not worth much over face value.
The 2002 Liberty dollar is a bullion coin and not worth much over the value of 1 oz. of silver.
Also in the future, please crop your photos.
ok thank you for letting me know about the cropping sorry about that and here is the other side of the morgan
Assuming its genuine, the 80P Morgan has a value of approx. $40.
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And the 2002 dollar is worth about $25-$30. The others, face value, $1 each.
No gold mine here @Tyypo and welcome aboard.
I would check the $1.00 coins to see if they might be missing the edge strike.
Why not save them and pass them down to the grand kids or other family members.
Wayne
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Nice coins. The value here might be just the memory of who they were from. i would keep them and save them for your family. Welcome to the Forum.
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