I Would Like To See What You All Think?

Tuff question since everyone has different goals, outlooks, time, interests, etc. Your really asking for people to tell you what to do and only you really know what you want, need, can do or use. Anytime you ask what to do and you try what someone else mentions, you take the risk of ending up doing something you really didn't or wouldn't have done otherwise. The good part of that is you can always say those lousy people told me all wrong.
Your now facing what happens to many, many people that start a hobby and really shouldn't have, maybe. This is why so many kids start something and loose interest with many hobbies. Coin collecting is a hobby and the only way I see to look at it is to just collect what YOU want, how many of those YOU want, keep what YOU want, sell what YOU want, etc.
You could just put them all away for a while, start something new, then see how YOU feel in a Month, Year or longer about those.
Or just send them all to me and forget about coins.

I'm nearing the point with a number of the series I collect where the few remaining dates in each are exorbitantly expensive and I know I'll never get an example of them. That doesn't deter me from taking pride in the series such as I've been able to assemble, and I really don't sweat the impossible dates. Maybe when I'm a millionaire... ha ha
So when I get to this point I shift my collecting focus to other directions, even though I always keep an eye out for worthwhile upgrades to these favorite series. To each his own criteria for what constitute worthwhile upgrades: I personally don't bother if it's the difference between a 61 and a 63, or a 63 and a 64. AU to MS is a worthwhile jump, certainly.
Of course, with the Morgans, you're talking about very high prices for many key dates, and all the business of VAMs... It's really the coin collector's dream series, or nightmare series, depending on how you look at it, or perhaps even both at the same time. I can understand your occasional ambivalence about collecting Morgans, but look at it this way: would it be as rewarding a series to collect, if it weren't also so frustrating?

-SCS

I feel kind of sorry for you since you even need to ask.
I would suggest focusing on something else and let the Morgans rest.
You probably have a great set but those holes can really get to you,
don't let them, cherish what you have instead.

Yes, while it is good not to worry about the economy (because there is nothing you can do about it on a personal level anyway), it is also good to be aware of it.....It seems that coin prices are sluggish right now (because of the economy)....so I might think that now would not be a good time to sell.