PCGS Prices

all I ever look at is 1878 Morgans and have noticed the price has dropped considerable amount in the past year on 64's and 65's in both NGC and PCGS slabs. I am talking the price has dropped about $300.00 in MS-65. I guess everyone is buying junk silver and have no money to buy the nice stuff right now so its definitely a time to buy some of the coins you couldn't afford last year at this same time

when I started collecting Morgans I looked at the price guides also and that is why I focused on MS-64 Morgans. The p[rice from 63-64 wasn't that much different but from 64-65 was usually quite a big jump in most dates, so I decided the MS-64's was where the biggest gains could be made. Of course at the time I didn't really know much about coin grading or much about what it meant (just knew it was graded 1-70). I had done my research before buying though and did focus on PCGS and NGC coins. This worked out pretty well until silver prices started climbing so fast, that is why I say I think everyone is buying junk silver and all the 64's and 65's are way under what they were as little as a year ago, with 64's still losing less ground than the 65's have

this is from June 30th 2008 http://classic-web.archive.org/web/...l.aspx?c=744 The actual prices the coins sold for at that time will differ from their prices show because that is retail and they sometimes sold for a hundred dollars less consistently but anyway that is the only date I can seem to find

I sold a few duplicates and said I wasn't going to buy any coin unless I needed it for an upgrade and then all of a sudden VAM-80's came crawling out of the woodwork and since I have so much trouble finding a VAM-80 (in any grade) I did buy all of them I could find. I am also getting ready to upgrade my camera to a dSLR camera and that was the reason for selling my duplicates but I spent quite a bit more than expected on these coins so I am going to have to wait a week or so on the camera