What's the going rate for decent PCGS MS68 Morgans?

GoldenEyeNumismatics

'80-S and '81-S, of course.

Any ideas on the types of prices MS69's fetch?

coinkid855

68's- More than I can afford.

69's- Probably more than my entire collection.









-Paul

Barndog

what do the extensive archives at HA.com suggest?

BAJJERFAN

$6K to $8K or thereabouts.

tightbudget

68s should run about 5k. I think the last 69 fetched 80.5k.

dizzyfoxx

How about the goin rate for the "King of CC Morgans" in a PCGS MS68. 1889-CC Are there any in existence that are even close?

GoldenEyeNumismatics

<< <i>what do the extensive archives at HA.com suggest? >>



PCGS's in the $4k-$9k range. They bounce around too much to get a good grip on.

GoldenEyeNumismatics

<< <i>68s should run about 5k. I think the last 69 fetched 80.5k. >>



But the 69 also was a PL

WTCG

The high bid on CCE for PCGS graded coins is $3500. There are no current bids for NGC coins.

My experience is that PCGS graded coins that are untoned can be had for about $3500 - $4000. Toned coins are almost always worth substantially less. Blast white NGC graded examples are worth in the $2200 - $2600 range. Toned examples can sometimes be found for less than $1800.

TennesseeDave

<< <i>How about the goin rate for the "King of CC Morgans" in a PCGS MS68. 1889-CC Are there any in existence that are even close? >>



Pcgs pop report shows 1- 89cc graded MS-68 and the Pcgs price guide lists it at $600,000!

segoja

$4-4500

GoldenEyeNumismatics

Thanks guys. I have my eye set on one in the upcoming Heritage auction!

ricko

"Toned coins are almost always worth substantially less. "

Interesting WTCG.... now if only .... naaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, but maybe - soon, Cheers, RickO

WTCG

<< <i>"Toned coins are almost always worth substantially less. "

Interesting WTCG.... now if only .... naaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, but maybe - soon, Cheers, RickO >>



There is a difference between the very few coins that have appealing, irresistible "monster" toning and the standard, sort-of-but-not-overly-attractive toning that the vast majority of toned coins bear. Ask any of the three largest wholesale buyers of silver dollars and almost always will you be offered lower buy price on your toned coins.

ambro51

I've had five MS68 Morgans.....and let me assure you they are all NOT created equal. Two were real dogs...with spots and planchet nicks in the wrong spot (cheek).

The only one I've kept is this 1881 S this is the ex-Jackson Hole collection coin.

!Don't buy one without a return policy! You may NOT like it once you take a good close look at it.

BAJJERFAN

<< <i>How about the goin rate for the "King of CC Morgans" in a PCGS MS68. 1889-CC Are there any in existence that are even close? >>



That one was for sale awhile back and was discussed here as well.