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TeresaD
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1897 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR
1986 LIBERTY SILVER DOLLAR
1897& 1909 Quarter
I have many more I have collected for many years I like the old stuff and some new if you can give me feed back I would love it
Thank you
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Morgan Silver DollarsThe Morgan silver dollars of 1878 to 1904 and 1921 are probably the most co…
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The morgan is one of my favs, thanks for sharing
TeresD : the Morgans were minted from 1878 to 1921,they are highly prized and very popular.The one you are showing appears to be a high grade coin.
The Barber quarters were minted from 1892 to 1916.
A good place to watch the prices is on eBay,the silver price dropped last week but is on the increase this week .The silver market closed today in the mid $38 range.That puts the melt value on silver dollars at around $30 and the silver quarters at around $ 6.50.As always condition,year and mint is the biggest factor in determing the price on any coin.Have fun in your quest for new coins.Keep in mind the silver market changes almost hourly.