If they are anything like the 1964 Peace dollar they will do quite well in the secondary market. Actually when you consider that Morgan dollar collectors are far more numerous than Peace dollar collectors they should do exceptionally well on the secondary market. Obviously, not every Morgan dollar collector will want one but with such a low mintage it won't take many to exhaust the supply. Of course many will be bought by non-Morgan dollar collectors who like unusual and interesting rare coins.
Dan already did a Morgan Dollar overstrike a few years ago, the 1909-o Dollars. Those were and still are quite popular, but they still don't sell for the same levels as the 1964-D Peace Dollars that he did. And less than 600 1909-o Morgan Dollars were made. So just being a Morgan Dollar isn't enough. If that were the case, all else equal, the 1909-o Morgans should be selling for much more than the 1964-D Peace Dollars with their much lower mintages... but that just isn't the case.
I ordered a few of the 1964 Morgans because I think they are cool, but I don't think they'll match the values of the 1964 Peace Dollars simply because they are Morgans.
Good point Mike but this one now shares in the 64 peace "lore" as the runner up, unlike the 1909o morgan, with the 64 galvonos and hubs being found. Sure they actually struck and subsequently destroyed the peace dollars but I think these will be on par or similar in aftermarket values over time. At the very least somewhere in between the 09o morgan & 64d peace. Time will tell though
If they are anything like the 1964 Peace dollar they will do quite well in the secondary market. Actually when you consider that Morgan dollar collectors are far more numerous than Peace dollar collectors they should do exceptionally well on the secondary market. Obviously, not every Morgan dollar collector will want one but with such a low mintage it won't take many to exhaust the supply. Of course many will be bought by non-Morgan dollar collectors who like unusual and interesting rare coins.
Dan already did a Morgan Dollar overstrike a few years ago, the 1909-o Dollars. Those were and still are quite popular, but they still don't sell for the same levels as the 1964-D Peace Dollars that he did. And less than 600 1909-o Morgan Dollars were made. So just being a Morgan Dollar isn't enough. If that were the case, all else equal, the 1909-o Morgans should be selling for much more than the 1964-D Peace Dollars with their much lower mintages... but that just isn't the case.
I ordered a few of the 1964 Morgans because I think they are cool, but I don't think they'll match the values of the 1964 Peace Dollars simply because they are Morgans.
Good point Mike but this one now shares in the 64 peace "lore" as the runner up, unlike the 1909o morgan, with the 64 galvonos and hubs being found. Sure they actually struck and subsequently destroyed the peace dollars but I think these will be on par or similar in aftermarket values over time. At the very least somewhere in between the 09o morgan & 64d peace. Time will tell though
Agree. Many that bought the 1964 Peace dollar will also want this one as a companion piece. Of course only time will tell how they do in the after market.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
If they are anything like the 1964 Peace dollar they will do quite well in the secondary market. Actually when you consider that Morgan dollar collectors are far more numerous than Peace dollar collectors they should do exceptionally well on the secondary market. Obviously, not every Morgan dollar collector will want one but with such a low mintage it won't take many to exhaust the supply. Of course many will be bought by non-Morgan dollar collectors who like unusual and interesting rare coins.
Dan already did a Morgan Dollar overstrike a few years ago, the 1909-o Dollars. Those were and still are quite popular, but they still don't sell for the same levels as the 1964-D Peace Dollars that he did. And less than 600 1909-o Morgan Dollars were made. So just being a Morgan Dollar isn't enough. If that were the case, all else equal, the 1909-o Morgans should be selling for much more than the 1964-D Peace Dollars with their much lower mintages... but that just isn't the case.
I ordered a few of the 1964 Morgans because I think they are cool, but I don't think they'll match the values of the 1964 Peace Dollars simply because they are Morgans.
Thanks for pointing this out Mike.
It is important to note that the 1964-D Peace Dollar has a well trafficked history steeped in speculation.
However, I personally never heard of a 1964 Morgan Dollar until recently.
While I will not call this a bad idea I will say that I don't believe its a sure thing and resale could prove to be difficult since it is a "niche" coin.
I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
If they are anything like the 1964 Peace dollar they will do quite well in the secondary market. Actually when you consider that Morgan dollar collectors are far more numerous than Peace dollar collectors they should do exceptionally well on the secondary market. Obviously, not every Morgan dollar collector will want one but with such a low mintage it won't take many to exhaust the supply. Of course many will be bought by non-Morgan dollar collectors who like unusual and interesting rare coins.
Dan already did a Morgan Dollar overstrike a few years ago, the 1909-o Dollars. Those were and still are quite popular, but they still don't sell for the same levels as the 1964-D Peace Dollars that he did. And less than 600 1909-o Morgan Dollars were made. So just being a Morgan Dollar isn't enough. If that were the case, all else equal, the 1909-o Morgans should be selling for much more than the 1964-D Peace Dollars with their much lower mintages... but that just isn't the case.
I ordered a few of the 1964 Morgans because I think they are cool, but I don't think they'll match the values of the 1964 Peace Dollars simply because they are Morgans.
Good point Mike but this one now shares in the 64 peace "lore" as the runner up, unlike the 1909o morgan, with the 64 galvonos and hubs being found. Sure they actually struck and subsequently destroyed the peace dollars but I think these will be on par or similar in aftermarket values over time. At the very least somewhere in between the 09o morgan & 64d peace. Time will tell though
Agree. Many that bought the 1964 Peace dollar will also want this one as a companion piece. Of course only time will tell how they do in the after market.
And with a production limit of 2,000 or less coins we can only hope that the price of silver rises to $90 an ounce.
I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
The U.S. Mint is holding a forum at the Federal Reserve Bank in Philadelphia this week. They are supposed to have some "heritage assets" on display. Perhaps this will include the treasure trove of 1964 dollar dies and hubs. Perhaps not.
Bill Gibbs of Coin World will be there, and I am sure that we will get a full report of the display. Be sure to watch Coin World Online for the earliest report.
TD
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Just ordered 2. Thanks to the original poster for the heads up. First time I've ordered from Dcarr and the MM but not the first time I've owned one of his fantasy coins. He does great work.
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In for 2 High Grade! Bit on 2 of the 1965 peace $ a while back - sold them in a day on Ebay at a significant profit a year later when I was super hard up for cash. I bet these are more popular than those.
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Love it! Probably would have missed out had it not been for this thread. Ordered a few too. Would made an outstanding display next to the 64 Peace dollar and even the 64 Franklin.
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Things I like to do: Collect PL Morgans. That’s is all.
@hutze1nm said:
Who Grades Daniel Carr Medals? Edit - Looks like ANACS or ICG. Does anyone think that I should or should not sub them? Feelings on re-sale of slabbed vs. Non?
I send them to ANACS mainly to offer some added protection of the item.
@braddick said:
Love it! Probably would have missed out had it not been for this thread. Ordered a few too. Would made an outstanding display next to the 64 Peace dollar and even the 64 Franklin.
That's true but somehow I missed the Franklin Half, I sure would like to find one.
@CaptHenway said:
The U.S. Mint is holding a forum at the Federal Reserve Bank in Philadelphia this week. They are supposed to have some "heritage assets" on display. Perhaps this will include the treasure trove of 1964 dollar dies and hubs. Perhaps not.
Bill Gibbs of Coin World will be there, and I am sure that we will get a full report of the display. Be sure to watch Coin World Online for the earliest report.
TD
Bill informs me that none of the 1964 dollar dies or hubs were on display. They did have a few models for the Bicentennial coinage on display.
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@PRECIOUSMENTAL said:
I ordered one of the 'high grade' 1964 Morgan Dollars.
Will compliment my 1964 matte proof Peace Dollar.
I'll get a special holder\case for them.
I ordered one the night of the hurricane. I got the computer generated emailed invoice acknowledging payment. That was a week ago. How long do these take to deliver?
@19Lyds said:
WTH Happened to the "quote" feature from older posts?
It's still there.
I understand that the quote feature is still there when you reply to a post BUT for the older posts (from the old forum) the quoted data no longer shows up as a quote. It shows up as yet another paragraph within the quoters reply.
I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
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The first main batch is in production now.
Shipping will start Wednesday for the first 150 ordered.
I hope to be fully caught up on all pending orders by this weekend.
I just noticed that my thread has a FLAG thing that someone thinks my thread is spam.
Let's get this straight I posted because I ordered the token, I am not associated with the Moonlight Mint or Dan Carr. I'm just a customer who likes his over-struck coins.
Plus I enjoy reading all the different opinions of his works.
So if you have any problems with my threads MAN UP sent me a PM and lets have a discussion.
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If they are anything like the 1964 Peace dollar they will do quite well in the secondary market. Actually when you consider that Morgan dollar collectors are far more numerous than Peace dollar collectors they should do exceptionally well on the secondary market. Obviously, not every Morgan dollar collector will want one but with such a low mintage it won't take many to exhaust the supply. Of course many will be bought by non-Morgan dollar collectors who like unusual and interesting rare coins.
Dan already did a Morgan Dollar overstrike a few years ago, the 1909-o Dollars. Those were and still are quite popular, but they still don't sell for the same levels as the 1964-D Peace Dollars that he did. And less than 600 1909-o Morgan Dollars were made. So just being a Morgan Dollar isn't enough. If that were the case, all else equal, the 1909-o Morgans should be selling for much more than the 1964-D Peace Dollars with their much lower mintages... but that just isn't the case.
I ordered a few of the 1964 Morgans because I think they are cool, but I don't think they'll match the values of the 1964 Peace Dollars simply because they are Morgans.
Good point Mike but this one now shares in the 64 peace "lore" as the runner up, unlike the 1909o morgan, with the 64 galvonos and hubs being found. Sure they actually struck and subsequently destroyed the peace dollars but I think these will be on par or similar in aftermarket values over time. At the very least somewhere in between the 09o morgan & 64d peace. Time will tell though
If they are anything like the 1964 Peace dollar they will do quite well in the secondary market. Actually when you consider that Morgan dollar collectors are far more numerous than Peace dollar collectors they should do exceptionally well on the secondary market. Obviously, not every Morgan dollar collector will want one but with such a low mintage it won't take many to exhaust the supply. Of course many will be bought by non-Morgan dollar collectors who like unusual and interesting rare coins.
Dan already did a Morgan Dollar overstrike a few years ago, the 1909-o Dollars. Those were and still are quite popular, but they still don't sell for the same levels as the 1964-D Peace Dollars that he did. And less than 600 1909-o Morgan Dollars were made. So just being a Morgan Dollar isn't enough. If that were the case, all else equal, the 1909-o Morgans should be selling for much more than the 1964-D Peace Dollars with their much lower mintages... but that just isn't the case.
I ordered a few of the 1964 Morgans because I think they are cool, but I don't think they'll match the values of the 1964 Peace Dollars simply because they are Morgans.
Good point Mike but this one now shares in the 64 peace "lore" as the runner up, unlike the 1909o morgan, with the 64 galvonos and hubs being found. Sure they actually struck and subsequently destroyed the peace dollars but I think these will be on par or similar in aftermarket values over time. At the very least somewhere in between the 09o morgan & 64d peace. Time will tell though
Agree. Many that bought the 1964 Peace dollar will also want this one as a companion piece. Of course only time will tell how they do in the after market.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
If they are anything like the 1964 Peace dollar they will do quite well in the secondary market. Actually when you consider that Morgan dollar collectors are far more numerous than Peace dollar collectors they should do exceptionally well on the secondary market. Obviously, not every Morgan dollar collector will want one but with such a low mintage it won't take many to exhaust the supply. Of course many will be bought by non-Morgan dollar collectors who like unusual and interesting rare coins.
Dan already did a Morgan Dollar overstrike a few years ago, the 1909-o Dollars. Those were and still are quite popular, but they still don't sell for the same levels as the 1964-D Peace Dollars that he did. And less than 600 1909-o Morgan Dollars were made. So just being a Morgan Dollar isn't enough. If that were the case, all else equal, the 1909-o Morgans should be selling for much more than the 1964-D Peace Dollars with their much lower mintages... but that just isn't the case.
I ordered a few of the 1964 Morgans because I think they are cool, but I don't think they'll match the values of the 1964 Peace Dollars simply because they are Morgans.
Thanks for pointing this out Mike.
It is important to note that the 1964-D Peace Dollar has a well trafficked history steeped in speculation.
However, I personally never heard of a 1964 Morgan Dollar until recently.
While I will not call this a bad idea I will say that I don't believe its a sure thing and resale could prove to be difficult since it is a "niche" coin.
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If they are anything like the 1964 Peace dollar they will do quite well in the secondary market. Actually when you consider that Morgan dollar collectors are far more numerous than Peace dollar collectors they should do exceptionally well on the secondary market. Obviously, not every Morgan dollar collector will want one but with such a low mintage it won't take many to exhaust the supply. Of course many will be bought by non-Morgan dollar collectors who like unusual and interesting rare coins.
Dan already did a Morgan Dollar overstrike a few years ago, the 1909-o Dollars. Those were and still are quite popular, but they still don't sell for the same levels as the 1964-D Peace Dollars that he did. And less than 600 1909-o Morgan Dollars were made. So just being a Morgan Dollar isn't enough. If that were the case, all else equal, the 1909-o Morgans should be selling for much more than the 1964-D Peace Dollars with their much lower mintages... but that just isn't the case.
I ordered a few of the 1964 Morgans because I think they are cool, but I don't think they'll match the values of the 1964 Peace Dollars simply because they are Morgans.
Good point Mike but this one now shares in the 64 peace "lore" as the runner up, unlike the 1909o morgan, with the 64 galvonos and hubs being found. Sure they actually struck and subsequently destroyed the peace dollars but I think these will be on par or similar in aftermarket values over time. At the very least somewhere in between the 09o morgan & 64d peace. Time will tell though
Agree. Many that bought the 1964 Peace dollar will also want this one as a companion piece. Of course only time will tell how they do in the after market.
And with a production limit of 2,000 or less coins we can only hope that the price of silver rises to $90 an ounce.
The name is LEE!
Bill Gibbs of Coin World will be there, and I am sure that we will get a full report of the display. Be sure to watch Coin World Online for the earliest report.
TD
Grabbed a couple more. Couldn't resist!
Do we get a forum member discount?
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Grabbed a couple more. Couldn't resist!
Do we get a forum member discount?
If you count being able to buy them at issue price because they were posted on the forum then yes
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In for 2 High Grade! Bit on 2 of the 1965 peace $ a while back - sold them in a day on Ebay at a significant profit a year later when I was super hard up for cash. I bet these are more popular than those.
Love it! Probably would have missed out had it not been for this thread. Ordered a few too. Would made an outstanding display next to the 64 Peace dollar and even the 64 Franklin.
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Who Grades Daniel Carr Medals? Edit - Looks like ANACS or ICG. Does anyone think that I should or should not sub them? Feelings on re-sale of slabbed vs. Non?
I send them to ANACS mainly to offer some added protection of the item.
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That's true but somehow I missed the Franklin Half, I sure would like to find one.
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Anyone got theirs in hand???
I was wondering the same thing, I ordered a while back and still no shipping info?
Edit to add I just heard from Daniel and mine will ship out mid next week.
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I have to admit that I like Dan Carr's products better than the US Mint. Thanks for the heads up!
i ordered one of each on the morgans.
Bill informs me that none of the 1964 dollar dies or hubs were on display. They did have a few models for the Bicentennial coinage on display.
I ordered one of the 'high grade' 1964 Morgan Dollars.
Will compliment my 1964 matte proof Peace Dollar.
I'll get a special holder\case for them.
I did the same and will be doing that also.
I ordered one the night of the hurricane. I got the computer generated emailed invoice acknowledging payment. That was a week ago. How long do these take to deliver?
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I'm surprised that these coins have not shipped as of yet. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Good things are worth waiting on ! Dan always takes awhile to ship but when he does you get a notice and it usually takes three days to receive
Very nice he does very good work.
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Dan, when can we buyers expect to see the coins. I know 1940coupe said good things are worth waiting for.....
As BruceS has mentioned I also received the same information from Dan, mid-week shipping.
WTH Happened to the "quote" feature from older posts?
The name is LEE!
It's still there.
Click on the word Quote at the bottom of the post that you want to quote.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
I understand that the quote feature is still there when you reply to a post BUT for the older posts (from the old forum) the quoted data no longer shows up as a quote. It shows up as yet another paragraph within the quoters reply.
The name is LEE!
Specifically, Nested Quotes.
The name is LEE!
Also, can we no longer "EDIT" our posts??
Nevermind, I found it under the "Star" next to the time stamp.
The name is LEE!
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Anyone got an order shipped yet? Website still says only 20 struck.
The first main batch is in production now.
Shipping will start Wednesday for the first 150 ordered.
I hope to be fully caught up on all pending orders by this weekend.
I just noticed that my thread has a FLAG thing that someone thinks my thread is spam.
Let's get this straight I posted because I ordered the token, I am not associated with the Moonlight Mint or Dan Carr. I'm just a customer who likes his over-struck coins.
Plus I enjoy reading all the different opinions of his works.
So if you have any problems with my threads MAN UP sent me a PM and lets have a discussion.
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Awesome, thanks for the shipping update. I look forward to getting these.
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Agree. Total nonsense.
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is his site slammed or what?
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I know I do!