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Can't Afford A Proof Morgan Dollar?

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I just came across this while looking for something else on ebay.

The cost is about half of what I paid for my actual proof Morgan dollar that is "only" graded PR63. I know it's not really a proof, but man, what a beauty!
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I'd advise you to hold your horses and wait for a better one. I don't think that piece is all that nice for the MS-66 grade, and the price is up there.

The 1881-S and the 1880-S are common are common in P-L. Deep Mirror Proof-Like is toughter. That coin has good contrast between the devices and the fields, but too many marks.
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I'm not actually looking to buy, but thanks for the advice.
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You know those coins are conditionally scarce examples of very common Morgans. You can buy an 1881CC Morgan in MS65 for $900 maybe. The mintage is only 296,000. There are quite a few other Morgans with mintage of less than one million than can be had in MS for less than $2000. Morgans with mintage of 20,000,000 have not much chance of big time appreciation. If you ever buy a Morgan and hold it for 30 years you hope it will be more valuable when and if you sell it. There is a big market for mint condition Morgans but they don't have to be proofs.
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Ooooooph!

That is a NICE DPML Morgan.
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