Morgan - Proof Like

dclcpa · June 18, 2004 6:16AM

It seems that Proof Like Morgans are not popular. What are the thoughts on prooflike Morgans? I just bought one and it looks like a gold coin.

I'm a newbie to the boards but have dabbled in the hobbie for a little while.

ddbird · June 18, 2004 6:18AM

I love PL morgans! They are really only popular with high grades, and Deep mirrors, or key dates. I do think they will jump in price in about 20 years so I would hold on to it, and enjoy its beuty!

rlawsha · June 18, 2004 6:18AM

Morgan proof like coins ARE popular. Please elaborate.....

Myqqy · June 18, 2004 6:21AM

It seems that Proof Like Morgans are not popular.

Que??

Where are you picking up your market tips??

coinguy1 · June 18, 2004 6:21AM

Dclcpa, many collectors like prooflike and/or deep mirror prooflike Morgan dollars for their flashy appearance. Others, do not, however, one of the reasons being that the prooflike surfaces accentuate abrasions, bag-marks, etc.

ddbird · June 18, 2004 6:22AM

If your worried ill trade you some regular ms 64 morgans for a few PL's!

MadMonk · June 18, 2004 6:23AM

<< <i>Dclcpa, many collectors like prooflike and/or deep mirror prooflike Morgan dollars for their flashy appearance. Others, do not, however, one of the reasons being that the prooflike surfaces accentuate abrasions, bag-marks, etc. >>

Boy you can say that again, but sometimes they are gorgeous!

dclcpa · June 18, 2004 6:23AM

I bought this MS 65 PL morgan a couple of months ago and it cost about the same as some of the others in the same date, mint and grade.
But it's the only one that have been looking at it. The gold tones are fasinating.

I guess they are popular....

poorguy · June 18, 2004 6:24AM

I agree with Mark. I would rather have a nice MS66 than an MS60-MS64 PL coin because of all of the chatter in the fields.

dclcpa · June 18, 2004 6:26AM

I haven't gotten any market tips. I was just curious about the price. I kind of lurk around this board for my tips....

coinguy1 · June 18, 2004 6:33AM

Dclcpa, depending upon the particular date and mint, a PL example can be priced very similarly to or much greater than a non-PL piece. Some issues are quite easy to locate with PL surfaces, while others are much more difficult.

numonebuyer · June 18, 2004 6:36AM

I love PL and DMPL Morgan Silver Dollars.

dclcpa · June 18, 2004 6:37AM

Thanks for all the info. This was one of my first serious inquires and I wasn't Flammed.......yet.....

coinguy1 · June 18, 2004 6:38AM

<< <i>This was one of my first serious inquires and I wasn't Flammed.......yet..... >>

Take a hike, buster!

dimples · June 18, 2004 6:48AM

We in the PL/DMPL union applaud you for your vision

coinguy89 · June 18, 2004 6:55AM

Why dont you turn your private messages on dclcpa, so we can chat. Im new too, and I bought one of those coins awhile ago. I also might be able to give you some tips.

dclcpa · June 18, 2004 6:58AM

While we are on the subject, do PLs tone faster or easier than regular strikes?

numonebuyer · June 18, 2004 7:08AM

<< <i>Thanks for all the info. This was one of my first serious inquires and I wasn't Flammed.......yet..... >>

You are just lucky my Flamm thrower is at the shop.

Betta285 · June 18, 2004 7:40AM

<< <i>Dclcpa, depending upon the particular date and mint, a PL example can be priced very similarly to or much greater than a non-PL piece. Some issues are quite easy to locate with PL surfaces, while others are much more difficult. >>

I agree...i got a ANACS MS 63PL 1884-o for 20 with shipping..... but of course this is probably the most common PL date..but it still gleams like a 1890-cc

dizzlecc · June 18, 2004 9:10AM

I like proof like and dmpl morgans.

Proof likes are more of a challenge to find and even more challenging to price.

Enjoy the ones you can get for cheap, most common dates are not too expensive.

Good luck with anything CC.

Morgan - Proof Like

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