The good thing about 1921 Morgans is that you can get them cheap, and they almost always contain their full silver weight, since they didn't get circulated very much at all. Most people just kept them when they got them, and passed them down.
I’m still in rebuild mode and got side tracked with poured stuff. Heading to a coin show later today (Sunday 8/4), so I’m gonna be looking for some of these.
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Yeah the local shows here are now selling them for $32-34. I was finding them for $25-$26 locally a short while back. I see we use the same shop. I won't let the secret out.
Yes sir, I’ve been doing the same. Got a bunch this week at the LCS averaged under $24 so I’m on it. Just put a few Morgan videos up. Keep stacking my friend
AND, I was just thinking the other day, .999 fractionals will be around as long as silver is. CONSTITUTIONAL silver, just simply won't! There IS a finite number of them left out there.
Good purchase. Silver is silver. Buuuut you look at the history on the Morgan's. Even as slicks they are a gold mine. I'm not a collector either. I stack and diversify. One tube plus one on the Morgan's here.
@@MrDGoldchains I enjoy stacking different things. This is in reference to I was tired of stacking generic 1oz rounds and wanted to stack something else. Even if it's a little more I think long term down the road it could be worth it. It's not always about the cheapest thing I can get at this point for me!! Appreciate it Mr. D 👊👊👊
Solid advise K.K. More silver per dollar. Kinda depends on how circulated/worn they are. Prob good to weigh em and see. Thanks for sharing KK. Im all about more Ag weight for less money.
That’s a great deal on cull Morgan’s! I’m a collector stacker so that’s the best of both worlds in my opinion, cause I get bored stacking generic rounds. So I’ve actually been buying cull Morgan and peace dollars, my LCS sells them for $28 in better shape then the Morgan’s you just picked up, for 25 and under that’s awesome! Keep on stacking those!👊🏻
Some how I wasn't subscribed?! Re-Subbed man! I like your' style, Morgan dollars over rounds all day! Those 1921 are incredible for sure! Great price on all those coins, honestly the 21's are better for weight, but i bet those others are still as valuable even though they're in rough shape... Who you buying from with free shipping for that cheap?! Great way to stack man!
@@PirateStacker I think the 21s are the way to go for the weight. I've been finding these at Great Lakes Coin and Jewelry. If you watch them close they will have Morgans under 25. Also Free Shipping at $139!! Check em out!
Look at the silver coin melt chart, then figure the price per gram. Since a couple of them are slicks, they might be up to a gram light. Current price for a silver dollar at melt is 22.29, which puts the value per gram at about 81 cents. There is always a premium on silver coins.
😂😂😂😂 Always? Come on @ Tom'scoins you know as well as I do that silver under melt is routinely available if ya hunt. On the Morgans $25 per is a fine price, btw.
That's cool. I have been picking up very few Peace dollars at a time. I like Morgans better,but I learned something very cool about 1922 Peace dollars, no matter the condition, if it's one of the right ones. It could be a big deal! Greatpickup KK!
Those two 1921 "culls" are not culls at all. They would rate at least AU-50, i.e., "About Uncirculated." They aren't worth much to collectors, because they are so numerous, even in that condition, but they aren't culls, either. Far from it.
Good video. It’s been a while since I’ve seen a Morgan at those prices. Great finds and additions. As soon as you said you’ve pretty much got your generic silver weight I thought same here! Why am I adding more (meaning going back to stacking weight). I have some re evaluating to do. Thank you for sharing this. It made me think 🤍
@@TuliTuli_ And that's just it Tuli. I'm at the point where I don't feel like I have to buy weight anymore. I can be a little more diversified in what I'm buying. Especially when spot price grows higher. I took a step back and reevaluated myself. Thanks Tuli!
Why would anyone sell silver dollars under melt? I think I might know why. Six Morgans weighing a total of 155.7 grams averages out to 25.95 grams per coin. That's too light. I'll bet at least one of those Morgans is fake. 🤔🤐
@@TheKANSASKIDD ~ Yes, I'm well aware of the weight allowance on a Morgan, which btw, I've seen to be a little less than a full gram. Regardless, the fact that we have SIX (6) Morgans here AVERAGING .78 less than optimal ~ well, something's not right with that. I could see one or two ~ maybe three of them being off, but something is amiss when six of them AVERAGE under 26 grams. Find the fake one ~ or two.
You're buying .77 oz silver for $24.50, not considering wear loss. I don't think that's a better deal than just buying regular 1 oz rounds for $30.50, which isn't even looking hard pricing on .999 rounds. .777 * 30.50 = $23.69. Golden State Mint selling 1 oz rounds for $29.99, just regular buffalo rounds. I have plenty of silver dollars, and they're OK, I'd rather have .999 anything. You're paying $37.14 per oz with those SDs, hell, you can buy eagles or maples for under $35. 1/.77 = 1.298 * spot @ 28.60. .999 rounds are a much better deal.
@@A.M.T.V. I've never bought that idea. Your coin is either a nice piece for a collection or is a chunk of metal to melt down. Of course, a nice condition coin will never sink below its melt value, but I don't buy the idea that you take a $50 silver dollar and add $100 to its listed value because of additional melt value. Silver dollars, I will admit, have a bit of cachet about them. But an ordinary Washington quarter has to be in jaw dropping condition to be worth more than melt.
@@alanpecherer5705 See I agree but the thing is, MANY people add numismatic value themselves. The only thing that gives any of it value at all is us. One mans trash...is another man's treasure.
@@A.M.T.V. Well I'm just saying it leads to heartburn. Here's a $50 semi-key date silver dollar, but Joe Blow thinks it's really a $71 SD because of the extra melt value. Neither you nor I are affected if someone wants to pay even $100 for that coin bec they fall in love with it, but they will struggle to get $100 out of it. That's why I'm a little down on stacking SDs, because they have this mystery hidden value. Meanwhile, the huge COVID premiums have come out of generics, so I think those are better buys. Most SDs were minted in staggering numbers and most of them are not considered rare. You want to have 20 silver dollars because you like the coin? Fine by me. I just think it's not so good to have hundreds and hundreds of them.
The good thing about 1921 Morgans is that you can get them cheap, and they almost always contain their full silver weight, since they didn't get circulated very much at all. Most people just kept them when they got them, and passed them down.
@@therealhawkeyeii7888 The 1921s always seem in better condition for sure!
I would be buying the crap out of them for sub-25. Those 1921s look fantastic!
@@WorldMoneyWins The 1921s definitely don't look cull
I’m still in rebuild mode and got side tracked with poured stuff. Heading to a coin show later today (Sunday 8/4), so I’m gonna be looking for some of these.
@@MichiStacker Nice! Can't wait to see what you find!
Poured silver is my vice lol.
Makes sense. If you can get them cheap, I would think the resell would be easier because people are familar with them and trust them.
@@ExpositionMedals I agree. I feel that way about all constitutional silver! Appreciate it Exposition 👊
I love Morgans! I try to stack AND collect :)
Definitely!! Keep it up!
Last Morgan I bought was $20 1901 O : your favorite mint.
@@addictedtominisandlovingit3912 Ohhhh yeah!!! You remembered what I like 👍 👌
Great price on those Morgan Dollars 🥈👍✅
@@johnnyb3126 I agree. Not bad at all!
Heck yeah!! That’s a heck of a price. We are stackers!!!
@@macarioacosta7767 BUY em Cheap! Stack em deep!
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@@Coin_Era Thanks!!! ✌️✌️✌️
Morgans are sweet
@@addictedtominisandlovingit3912 Like moles asses
Yeah the local shows here are now selling them for $32-34. I was finding them for $25-$26 locally a short while back. I see we use the same shop. I won't let the secret out.
Yeah, at $25 I'm buying foe sure! 🤫
Under $25 great buy. I have been on the same track average $28 for me.
@@3DWoodWorks I don't mind buying them under $30 any day!!! Appreciate it 3DWW
Hell yeah bro, stack them to the rafters!
@@A.M.T.V. Stack to the rafters!!
Morgan's and Peace are always a smart move. Good job.
Agree!!! Thanks!
Yes sir, I’ve been doing the same. Got a bunch this week at the LCS averaged under $24 so I’m on it. Just put a few Morgan videos up. Keep stacking my friend
@@BLUE_COLLAR_STACKER Yes!!! Great scores!
Oh yeah I stack Morgan's my favorite!!!
@@1nickabaruch stack em up!!
AND, I was just thinking the other day, .999 fractionals will be around as long as silver is. CONSTITUTIONAL silver, just simply won't! There IS a finite number of them left out there.
@@THECRANKYONE This is true!!
@@TheKANSASKIDD So long as the price is low enough, I will buy silver dollars.
@@Tomscoins2021 absolutely! $25 and under.....all day long for me!
@@TheKANSASKIDD Since one of my coin dealers doesn't like Peace dollars much, he will sell them for about melt on cull/slicks.
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Good purchase. Silver is silver. Buuuut you look at the history on the Morgan's. Even as slicks they are a gold mine. I'm not a collector either. I stack and diversify. One tube plus one on the Morgan's here.
I gotta agree with ya!
Those are great prices for Morgan’s - but for actual silver weight (4.4057 ounces) you are at $33.00 an ounce on those
@@MrDGoldchains I enjoy stacking different things. This is in reference to I was tired of stacking generic 1oz rounds and wanted to stack something else. Even if it's a little more I think long term down the road it could be worth it. It's not always about the cheapest thing I can get at this point for me!! Appreciate it Mr. D 👊👊👊
I found some culls for 25.99 free shipping over 149. No sales tax.
@BillGuyHawaii That there is a good buy in my opinion!!! Sounds like the deals I've been getting!!! I like it!
What's funny as when you see a monthly market report..... And these generic grounds become a thousand percent more than they used to be😅🎉
@@Rezin_8 I'm ready to see that
NE Kansas collector. Good video and doing the same on stacking morgan/peace dollars.
@@aaronwade1940 Nice! Good to see ya!! Thanks for hanging out!
I live in Canada and love stacking Canadian silver dollars
Yes!!!! Good call! So do I. I find them here in the Central US frequently!
I would buy them at that price. Hard to find them near me for that price though so I usually buy the rounds instead.
@@walterswanson3867 And that definitely makes sense. I agree Walter 👍
Good deals at the prices you mention. Stack on 👊
Not bad at all
Good buys indeed!
@@Steve_aka_Fish Definitely
More of a collector,but if price is right ill grab somr for sure 👍👊
@@stackattackerwager2541 Definitely! Get em when you can!
155.7 x .90 = 140.1 grams
140.1 divided by 31.1 = 4.50 oz
$148.78 divided by 4.5 = $33.06 per oz
Thats it! 👍
@@TheKANSASKIDD I think generics are the better play.
@@ordinaryman1904I'd rather have the Morgans over Generics.
Is that fish math?
We got the same idea to stack Morgan’s but I prefer to stack them in XF condition since culls are at 27 while XF is way better condition for 31
@@jackyren8217 Can't go wrong there!!! Get it!
Solid advise K.K. More silver per dollar. Kinda depends on how circulated/worn they are. Prob good to weigh em and see. Thanks for sharing KK. Im all about more Ag weight for less money.
@@AGAUaddict Definitely! Stack em up!
I like it!
Absolutely Cap C
Iv been recently thinking about stacking Morgan’s. Have t decided yet. If I can find them at a decent deal I definitely will.
@@TarHeelStacking That's the trick to stacking them. Anything over 30 I turn away.
This is where I wish I had a lcs ughhh.
Awesome deals and Morgans. Thanks for sharing
Best wishes
Gotta get em when you can!!!
That’s a great deal on cull Morgan’s! I’m a collector stacker so that’s the best of both worlds in my opinion, cause I get bored stacking generic rounds. So I’ve actually been buying cull Morgan and peace dollars, my LCS sells them for $28 in better shape then the Morgan’s you just picked up, for 25 and under that’s awesome! Keep on stacking those!👊🏻
@@jparkersilverstacker5128 Morgans are my new Bullion
@@TheKANSASKIDD That’s awesome 😎
Where did you buy the 6 Morgans from?
Some how I wasn't subscribed?! Re-Subbed man! I like your' style, Morgan dollars over rounds all day! Those 1921 are incredible for sure! Great price on all those coins, honestly the 21's are better for weight, but i bet those others are still as valuable even though they're in rough shape... Who you buying from with free shipping for that cheap?! Great way to stack man!
@@PirateStacker I think the 21s are the way to go for the weight. I've been finding these at Great Lakes Coin and Jewelry. If you watch them close they will have Morgans under 25. Also Free Shipping at $139!! Check em out!
Look at the silver coin melt chart, then figure the price per gram. Since a couple of them are slicks, they might be up to a gram light. Current price for a silver dollar at melt is 22.29, which puts the value per gram at about 81 cents. There is always a premium on silver coins.
@@Tomscoins2021 Always a premium. Yeah, but I'd rather have Morgans over Bullion rounds right now
😂😂😂😂 Always? Come on @ Tom'scoins you know as well as I do that silver under melt is routinely available if ya hunt.
On the Morgans $25 per is a fine price, btw.
@@addictedtominisandlovingit3912 Are you ready for a response video?
@@Tomscoins2021 come at me bro haha
You melt them! WHAT ?
I have 3 tube's. And a missing 4 key dates in danco books. Looking for .1883 1884 cc. And 1895 and O .to finish my books
@@jerrylmoedejr-zg7jo Nice collection 👌
That's cool. I have been picking up very few Peace dollars at a time. I like Morgans better,but I learned something very cool about 1922 Peace dollars, no matter the condition, if it's one of the right ones. It could be a big deal! Greatpickup KK!
Definitely Cranky! Keep your eyes 👀 peeled! I have a tube of Peace Dollars started.....but haven't struck gold yet!
I stack them too
@@MrDGoldchains Something a little different than rounds!!! Stack em deep!!!
LIKE #64! WTF, I swear I watched this earlier today. Must have forgotten to comment and like. Here I go again!😂
@@A.M.T.V. Hahaha!!!
Those two 1921 "culls" are not culls at all. They would rate at least AU-50, i.e., "About Uncirculated." They aren't worth much to collectors, because they are so numerous, even in that condition, but they aren't culls, either. Far from it.
@therealhawkeyeii7888 At cull prices I'll take them all day long!!!! 👍👍👍
@@TheKANSASKIDD Yep.
My LCS doesn’t sell them for $25 or else I’d buy them. Nice job finding the deals
At that price they can be stacked! Thanks Spoke!
Good video. It’s been a while since I’ve seen a Morgan at those prices. Great finds and additions. As soon as you said you’ve pretty much got your generic silver weight I thought same here! Why am I adding more (meaning going back to stacking weight). I have some re evaluating to do. Thank you for sharing this. It made me think 🤍
@@TuliTuli_ And that's just it Tuli. I'm at the point where I don't feel like I have to buy weight anymore. I can be a little more diversified in what I'm buying. Especially when spot price grows higher. I took a step back and reevaluated myself. Thanks Tuli!
I've been buying two every month, for four and a half years and boy have they run me into some fun kind of trouble. Make good content though. 😋
Lmao
@@A.M.T.V. me too
@@TobaccoRowe1960 Hahaha!!! That just tends to happen sometimes
@@TheKANSASKIDD My thoughts on this matter KIDD
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Bloody good deal , OK .
@@monkeyman4131 Gotta snag em when you can!
Stacking a few Morgan's myself
@@sestacker Aleays good to have a few in the stack SE!!
Nice 👍
@@TbirdStacking Morgans are my new Bullion
KK, ever plan on selling to your subs? Great video. I'll start my stack.
Never thought of that really. Possibly?
Where did you buy them
Thats awesome, ✌🍻
@@BigSky- Appreciate it Big Sky!
I still have to pay $27 over here. :-(
@@WorldMoneyWins Still not bad! When I see them over 30 is when I turn away
where do you buy them from?
Lol, you can call it a guy or a chick in 2024 K. It don't matter.
@@A.M.T.V. Anything is possible 😂
That 1890 has a mask on
@@Steve_aka_Fish Probably a good thing with all that crud on it!!!
Your math is wrong - 4 @ 99.80 is 24.95 not 24.70
@@MrDGoldchains Good thing you double checked me!! I typed in 98.80 instead of 99.80 x 4
I stack them and collect them.
@@KY_Coins_and_Collectible-wk7xx Morgans are great for both!! I wouldn't mind having a CC
@@TheKANSASKIDD they are a great set to put together I just got my last one this one and it was amazing to set the set complete
Heck yeah. Anywhere in the low $20 range makes sense to me. Love them as a stacking vehicle. Love the Peace dollar more, but they're all good!
@@Dub-C_Coins Got the peace dollars stacking up as well!!
Why would anyone sell silver dollars under melt? I think I might know why. Six Morgans weighing a total of 155.7 grams averages out to 25.95 grams per coin. That's too light. I'll bet at least one of those Morgans is fake. 🤔🤐
Under melt? Good question. I've never found anyone to sell me silver dollars under melt. These Morgans are slick so they won't weigh. No. Not fake
@@acousticshadow4032 A worn morgan can easily be over a gram light. Check your math. 25.95 to 26.73 is way less than 1 gram.
@@TheKANSASKIDD ~ Yes, I'm well aware of the weight allowance on a Morgan, which btw, I've seen to be a little less than a full gram. Regardless, the fact that we have SIX (6) Morgans here AVERAGING .78 less than optimal ~ well, something's not right with that. I could see one or two ~ maybe three of them being off, but something is amiss when six of them AVERAGE under 26 grams. Find the fake one ~ or two.
@@acousticshadow4032 Where did you get under melt at? I think you are confused. I'll do a video and go over it.
@@TheKANSASKIDD ~ Forget melt, and concentrate on the weight issue. Something's not right with that. TY.
You're buying .77 oz silver for $24.50, not considering wear loss.
I don't think that's a better deal than just buying regular 1 oz rounds for $30.50, which isn't even looking hard pricing on .999 rounds.
.777 * 30.50 = $23.69. Golden State Mint selling 1 oz rounds for $29.99, just regular buffalo rounds.
I have plenty of silver dollars, and they're OK, I'd rather have .999 anything.
You're paying $37.14 per oz with those SDs, hell, you can buy eagles or maples for under $35. 1/.77 = 1.298 * spot @ 28.60.
.999 rounds are a much better deal.
@@alanpecherer5705 Never said it was a better buy. Just what I prefer stacking right now. I'm good on generic rounds.
But they have that numismatic value as well
@@A.M.T.V. I've never bought that idea. Your coin is either a nice piece for a collection or is a chunk of metal to melt down. Of course, a nice condition coin will never sink below its melt value, but I don't buy the idea that you take a $50 silver dollar and add $100 to its listed value because of additional melt value. Silver dollars, I will admit, have a bit of cachet about them. But an ordinary Washington quarter has to be in jaw dropping condition to be worth more than melt.
@@alanpecherer5705 See I agree but the thing is, MANY people add numismatic value themselves. The only thing that gives any of it value at all is us. One mans trash...is another man's treasure.
@@A.M.T.V. Well I'm just saying it leads to heartburn. Here's a $50 semi-key date silver dollar, but Joe Blow thinks it's really a $71 SD because of the extra melt value. Neither you nor I are affected if someone wants to pay even $100 for that coin bec they fall in love with it, but they will struggle to get $100 out of it. That's why I'm a little down on stacking SDs, because they have this mystery hidden value. Meanwhile, the huge COVID premiums have come out of generics, so I think those are better buys. Most SDs were minted in staggering numbers and most of them are not considered rare. You want to have 20 silver dollars because you like the coin? Fine by me. I just think it's not so good to have hundreds and hundreds of them.
RockChalk. 25 apiece is a good number. On a biz trip a few weeks ago I hit a shop that had them for 22…I bought every Morgan and Peace they had
Definitely. Every time!!!
love me some morgans. how many do you think you have all together?
@@SilverandCigars All together I am sitting on 45.......I need to up those numbers
@@TheKANSASKIDD I don't know how many I have. In the spring I scored some for $19. They were slicks, or damaged or both.
25 x face is high!
@@mikeperry2814 Na
Not for Morgans
Want to tell us why??
@@randywhelchel4674 Because that what I prefer to buy. That's why
Those "culls" aint culls!
That's what I thought!
First!!!
Right on time !
How many are fake
@@danreasoner-jo2tl Never came across a fake morgan in my life. You must be buying from the wrong place
A ammo can of Morgans would be kinda cool.👍
@@dontask8979 😳😳😳
I like it
I got your new sticker today! Classic! 🤌🤌🤌
Oh nice!
Under $25 great buy. I have been on the same track average $28 for me.
$28 isn't bad at all