Posted 04/30/2015 7:06 pm
There's no specific answer to that. The very most common of them tend to track silver price, but not in lockstep and with some added premium simply because they're Morgans and not lumps. The better the grade, or the more rare, the better they establish intrinsic numismatic value of their own independent of silver price.
This is as you'd expect of an issue which could be a 1921 worth $40 in Mint State, or an 1893-S worth half a million dollars.
This is as you'd expect of an issue which could be a 1921 worth $40 in Mint State, or an 1893-S worth half a million dollars.
