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The 2023 product options will not include any privy-marked Morgan dollars like those issued in 2021 to pay homage to the Carson City and New Orleans Mints I see, so I guess those two from 2021 might be worth picking up before more realize that. I have only 1 CC as the website was crazy at the time trying to order so in a way its good they have enrollments so those who want them wont have to go through that pain of ordering. Production plans for 2022 Morgan and Peace dollars were scrapped because the Mint was unable to secure sufficient quantities of .999 fine silver planchets for minting them. Mintages are higher than 2021 as well. I don't see the mint producing the 2 coin reverse proof set as a yearly issue so maybe that one. The other 4 I can see as a yearly issue which would somewhat hurt demand for 2021 except the CC/O but they are the first year so will retain much better than 2023+. I think the mint is using the enrollments to gauge demand. Edited by datadragon
08/03/2022 4:26 pm
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Thank you for the information. Unfortunately the three I have aren't privy marked. It sounds like you believe value will fall on these with the 2023 release. I should sell as soon as I can?
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If this becomes an annual series like the ASEs, it may raise the value of the 2021 issues as collectors will need them to complete the series.
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Its all speculative. Normally when you have an ongoing series, the first in the series can rise as people want to collect the entire series. Mintages matter also as demand has to be more than the supply. On the other side, the continued availability of the design can lower demand overall, but the first in the series will always tend to hold better than later years even in that case.
Graded 2021-D Morgans are rarer in MS70 as mentioned, so they are more valuable and certainly further worthwhile to keep versus a poor example. O/CC as I speculated may rise since those are the ones that will not have future examples at least in 2023. I dont suggest selling any of them, but perhaps just not holding onto a hoard of them rather than a few and just not to buy into the future examples unless they are of something new or you dont have a prior example from 2021. Keep a watch on the enrollments to see which are selling out faster.
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08/09/2022 3:18 pm
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I don't see another Denver issue for 2023, this could lead to only two options for a Denver coin 1921 and 2021.
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I do not have a crystal ball so I have no answer. I own only one 2021 Morgan dollar, the Denver mint. I am enrolled for the five offerings in 2023, one each of the uncirculated and proof, and two of the reverse proof. I do not plan to get any more 2021 Dollars at this point. |
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I'm in for the reverse proof set. The mintage limits make them all bullion coins to me. Way to many and way over priced.
The 2021 Morgan's are in a league of their own.
They were much lower montages and truly anniversary coins.
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I do not have a crystal ball so I have no answer. I When in doubt... just ask the magic 8 ball! All you have to do is ask the ball a yes/no question. After asking, you can receive many possible answers. The magic ball can answer you some of the following lines: It is certain, It is decidedly so, Without a doubt, Yes - definitely, You may rely on it, As I see it, yes, Most Likely, Outlook good, Yes, and Signs point to yes. These are the affirmative answers. Then we have the negative answers, which are Don't count on it, My reply is no, My sources say no, Outlook not so good, and very doubtful. There are also non-committal answers, which are: Reply hazy, try again, Ask again later, Better not tell you now, Cannot predict now, and Concentrate and ask again. Each category of answers is characterized by its own colour. The positive answers are green, the negative ones are red, and the non-committal ones are yellow. |
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I know I'll be purchasing all the 2023's
Can't help myself.
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If this becomes an annual series like the ASEs Like others I'm sure, I received a letter from the U.S. Mint yesterday discussing their efforts to improve their ordering and shipping activities. In that letter, they specifically referred to the 2023 Morgan / Peace program as an "annual series." I take that to mean we will see them again. "Nummi rari mira sunt, si sumptus ferre potes." - Christophorus filius Scotiae
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... referred to the 2023 Morgan / Peace program as an "annual series." Not another one!!!  KK |
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Thank you for this discussion. Prices for the 2021 Morgans and Peace dollars reflect the comments above. Six coin sets are over $1K. . .quite a price to pay due to the FOMO principle. P.S. I'll rarely post but I often browse these forums. Very helpful for a "rookie" who started with inherited UNC and Proof sets. " Even a clock that's stopped is right twice a day. "
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