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I don't know if I would phrase the 2021 set enormously easy to get. Only the 1893-S, and 1894 Morgans have lower mintages that the 2021 Morgans. Meaning there are more older Morgans out there for collections than the 2021 Morgans. I have read many posts of people who did not get a complete 2021 set and probably not get a complete set because of cost.
Posted 08/12/2021 11:14 pm
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I agree that a classic Morgan set is attainable by throwing enough money at it. I would argue it would take more than 1K. The dilemma is most of us don't have the money to throw at it.
I agree that a classic Morgan set is attainable by throwing enough money at it. I would argue it would take more than 1K. The dilemma is most of us don't have the money to throw at it.
I meant here that you can probably get just the 2021 set for somewhere on the order of $1,000 (to $1,500ish). A classic set is going to be much more expensive, even in melt value alone.
The point I was making here is that buying a new Morgan set (even on the secondary market) would be essentially pocket change for anyone who can afford a complete set of old Morgans. (I, alas, am not one of those people...
)So, in other words, if someone did actually have a set of Morgans that was complete before these new ones were released (i.e. the group that theoretically benefits most from the community and/or grading companies deciding "no continuation"), it probably wouldn't break that person's bank account to buy 5 more new coins in order to keep the set complete.
Edited by msl2196
08/12/2021 11:29 pm
08/12/2021 11:29 pm
