People buying Morgan CC COA with no coin or box

cosmos66 · December 3, 2003 11:12PM

What will they think of next? ebay auction

CHESSNUTDOG · December 4, 2003 12:10AM

Paul,
The "However, my mounting cancer treatment expenses require that I liquidate some of my unnecessary holdings" is a nice touch too...Mike

KollectorKing · December 4, 2003 12:25AM

does the fact that the coa is an 85 have any impact on the price

btw, I have a 78 for sale at $30, shipping included

cosmos66 · December 4, 2003 12:37AM

<< <i>does the fact that the coa is an 85 have any impact on the price

>>

Actually it does. The guy has 8 COA's for sale between 9.99 and 22.50.

KollectorKing · December 4, 2003 12:44AM

I beat him; I have over 50 coas for sale, see BST board

ps - I bought an MS62 93-CC Morgan from him; his coins are PQ, but pricy. Being a phd, he is on top of the going ons of the hobby/industry.

paigowjohnny · December 4, 2003 1:21AM

paigowjohnny · December 4, 2003 1:27AM

I had to go the ebay route for an 85-CC COA...bought a real nice coin via mail order at a good price, but didn't have the box and COA. I got the box from a friend, but that was the only way I could find a properly serialized COA. If you're gonna collect GSA CC Morgans, make sure you're getting the full package....coin, good box, and the PROPER COA.
I think I saw a 79-CC COA up for auction not long ago drawing bids of about $80

paigowjohnny · December 4, 2003 1:28AM

His COA being auctioned has writing on it as well...stay away unless it's the only one you can find.

KollectorKing · December 4, 2003 1:39AM

"His COA being auctioned has writing on it as well...stay away unless it's the only one you can find"

Does that mean the COA is not MS but AU50, 53, 55, or since it's written on, it will be BB

People buying Morgan CC COA with no coin or box

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