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If you are looking at it as an investment so resell, you want to make sure you can find a buyer.
Error/varieties are harder to find buyers (usually) since the collector base is smaller.
You buy an MS 1885-CC Morgan, your potential buyer base just multiplied by a large margin.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I would go CC because Morgans have a strong collector base compared to a smaller collector base of special die varieities
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lol Nod, Beat ya to it. :D
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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you must have slipped it in while I was typing :(
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United States
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i have a graded 42 over 41. I also have several cc morgans. But I need a 1885. I would rather have the cc and not have the merc if I could swap them magically.
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United States
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 I am the minority here. I  Mercs! |
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United States
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The CC Morgans are in special Morgan category all their own. I also like the 1881-CC, 1890-CC, and 1891-CC in addition to the '85-CC. Can't go wrong with any one of them.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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If you are looking at it as an investment so resell, you want to make sure you can find a buyer.
Error/varieties are harder to find buyers (usually) since the collector base is smaller.
You buy an MS 1885-CC Morgan, your potential buyer base just multiplied by a large margin.
That is the problem with many error coins of value. You really have to rely on error collectors. And who knows if there will even be any tomorrow. Today you really know how mamy of the CC's were made but what if someone pops up with several rolls of the 42/41 Merc? What if many, many thousands are found? Why even think about it if for an investment. Edited by just carl
07/22/2011 8:00 pm
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Thanks for all the opinions. Looks like it will be the CC Morgan. I didn't even give any thought to the 42/1 being harder to sell down the road, also like it was mentioned the Morgans are not hard to look at.  I will post a pic when I get it. There is a show coming up at the end of this month in St. Louis.  |
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what if someone pops up with several rolls of the 42/41 Merc? What if many, many thousands are found? Please let it be me! Please let it be me! Please let it be me! Please let it be me! Please let it be me! Please let it be me! Please let it be me!  ANA ID: 3203813 - CONECA ID: N-5637 Clean a coin that may be worth collecting? Please DON'T! When in doubt, leave it dirty!! 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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The CC dollars are very popular amongst collectors but a point that was not yet mentioned about the 42/1 Mercury dime is it is a variety not just for the error collector. The Mercury dime collector has to have one to complete his set of dimes including the varieties so there will always be a market for this particular error. Macmercury will attest that Mercury dime collectors all dream about owning/finding a 42/1, I know I did years ago when I was assembling a dime set from 1892 to 1964 in the Dansco folder. Ed ANA LM-3175 |
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United States
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Morgan all the way. Easier to find a market anytime.
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Valued Member
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Morgan all the way. Easier to find a market anytime.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Morgans have more.collectors so later on might be easier to find a buyer. However the 42/1 is so much cooler. Try and get both!
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