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First Time I Have Seen This (Morgan Dollar)

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I guy called me to sell some coins and this was in the lot. Said his mother got it out of a box of laundry soap. Pretty neat.

First-Time-I-Have-Seen-This-Morgan-Dollar

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They did these for the 1964 Kennedy halves (P and D mint marks). Kind of a neat item and you should keep the cardboard holder even though it's a bit beat up. How much did you pay for that? I've only seen the Kennedy half one at coin shows and one dealer alway asked $50 for it regardless of the silver spot price.
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I paid $30 for it
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 Posted 08/14/2011  12:43 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add CoinHunter53562 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Not bad at all! The Morgan alone was picked up for close to spot so you did well! :)
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Yes these Tidy House coins are well known and somewhat popular.

Here is a link to some extra information about them.

http://777customs.com/tidyhousecoins.htm
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Man I sure would love to be able to buy some Morgans for $3 each. That had to have been put together back in the 60's.
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I remember talking to an older guy saying he was getting htem as tips when he was a bartender. I really didn;t believe it until I realized they were basically like IKEs/SBA now
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kind of cool,and quite the difference in pricing between then and now
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I bet the $3 was also inflated, knowing how these giveaways were always marketed.

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That is very interesting! That is the first time I have heard of such a thing. But I have not dealt with Morgans for long.
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Essentially they were selling morgans worth $1.50 to $2 for $3 or so. Not a bad deal on their end. Inflation calculated out would mean they were paying around $20/ea for said morgans. Not a bad investment when it comes down to it!
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I thought I commented on this already..... hmmmm invisble post.

That is a neat coin that has been found.
I really wish I could find cool coins here in australia
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thats awesome
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