How much are these worth?

goingbroke

My wife has some MS quality Morgans and peace dollars NO CULLS all are run of the mil dates she wants me to sell them on the BST for her. I have learned here that both Morgans and peace dollars that are in MS shape command a premium over silver value. I want to make sure she gets fair value for the silver as they were the property of her late father. I did find a 1921 peace dollar I intend to sell separate from the rest. I know what 90% goes for what I need to know is what premium is a fair amount for these coins. she also has a big bag of 40% Ike's all the IKEs are 1976 and older, and another bag of pre 1964 90% Kennedy's along with some 40% Kennedys I don't think there is a premium for the Ike's or Kennedys although they are in pristine shape also. THANKS!

bstat1020

They both melt for around $21 each. Not sure with them being MS if that will add a little. I will let someone else comment on that.

Bstat

Ciccio

I would buy the pre-1964 Kennedys!

Everything in MS or pristine condition should command a premium, even if a little one.
Let's see what the experts say. I do prefer .999 but MS 90% has some appeal to me!

guitarwes

pm sent

goingbroke

I will try to photo the lot and then post them on the BST. Thanks for all the advice!

bstat1020

Well, you edited your post so I was talking about the morgans.

Leonidas

MS common examples are going for around $ 32.00 raw of course.

DrBuster

How many Ikes in the bag?

BlindedByEgo

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If it goes to bid, I'll win

jmski52

I'm guessing that the Ikes are clad, and not 40%, so you might want to check that. Most 40% silver Ikes end up either in tubes or they stay in their original packages.

I'm not an Ike guy, but if they are indeed pristine you might want to have someone look them over before assuming that they are worth only face.

Ciccio

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Nuclear bid?!