Never thought I would do it, but I am now a Morgan Dollar collector......how about some sweet lookin

Morgans, that have peripheral toning extraordinaire in ms that you would like to show off. Just to let you all know I am especially interested in the following:
1882-O/O, 1882-O/s, 1886-s, 1888-s, 1899-o with heavy die cracks on the periphery of the reverse, 1889-s, 1899-P, 1891-cc, 1892-cc VAM-8A with the filled 2 in 1892.
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You have finally arrived!
'bout time.
bob;)
"Prayers sent."
Lots of R7 and R8s so go get em.
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
Win some and lose some. If you run out of cash and need to sell some of your trades let me know when you list them at auction. I'll sure we will bid them up.......ish
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
Welcome to the world of 'big silver'....
Although some do not like them, Morgans are a great coin to collect... and the market is plentiful... Good luck, Cheers, RickO
Century before last:

Can't wait to see the beauties you're sure to find. You have a great eye and a knack for finding nice coins.
Welcome to the club. We meet on Tuesdays. PM me for the secret handshake
These are not the dates that you are "especially interested in" from your listing in the OP, but...
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Not one of your date/mm's listed but one of my favorite Morgans:
Morgan dollar is the perfect collector coin. Classic design, generally well struck, lot's of metal and big enough that us old guys can see them.
And there are sooo many ways to collect them. VAMs, toners, PL/DMPL, errors, by dates, by mints, full run, specific date or mint, proofs, lowballs, choice, gem, star only, plus only, GSA, Redfield etc etc
It's a "numisretrovirus" many of us acquire. It can lie dormant for many years, or spring into full-blown infection in a few hours. The particularly virulent strain produces genetic changes resulting in "VAMpirism."
The clearest outward symptoms are a glazed look in the eyes when seeing old GSA silver dollar holders, and involuntary flexing of the fingers at sight of unslabbed Morgans. Spouses generally report mild long term effects, and they are certainly not of the extent seen in those suffering from dreaded "patternesis argentus acquisitatus."
The Morgan Dollar has its historical appeal, but I've never been excited enough about them to go for a date and mint set. I build a couple of those for collectors when I was a dealer. I dabbled with a one a year set a coupld of times, but lost interest.
I'll give you 10K for your 09 dime.
My 1866 Philly Mint Set
Here's a great looking Morgan w/cac at BST (not mine) at a great price.
Wow...real nice Morgan Dollars.