Depends on your intentions. Do you plan to add them and keep them in your collection (i.e. filling holes in your Morgan collection) or do you want to turn them and try to make a profit? For investment purposes, you either need much higher grade Morgans (MS-63 as an example) or rarer dates (1894-P) but these are more or less common Morgans in lower grades. Now if you think that silver will continue to go up, then the intrinsic value of these coins will go up with it so you might see a small profit down the road. Hope this helps but ultimately the value is in the eye of the beholder.



















