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To: shrinkermd
But why wasn't it melted down like the rest?

Because George McCann had foresight and an appreciation of coins that almost no longer exists.

The Mint is trying to make coin collecting a hobby again. But who can get excited about the debased coinage that they put out today?

There is something definitely cosmic about silver and gold that is unexplainable. I have a hundred or so MS-63 (or better) Morgan Silver Dollars that I've collected over the years and a few St. Gauden's Double Eagles.........somehow a Susan B. Anthony Dollar (Yuchhhh!!!!) doesn't quite cut it in comparison.

4 posted on 07/30/2002 7:51:11 PM PDT by DoctorMichael
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To: DoctorMichael
Is there any special value to 1970's Kugerands?
5 posted on 07/30/2002 7:58:30 PM PDT by A Navy Vet
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To: DoctorMichael
I have a hundred or so MS-63 (or better) Morgan Silver Dollars that I've collected over the years and a few St. Gauden's Double Eagles.........somehow a Susan B. Anthony Dollar (Yuchhhh!!!!) doesn't quite cut it in comparison.

I recently bought an 1887 NGC certified Morgan dollar in MS-63 on eBay. It come in the mail just yesterday. I also have a 1924 Double Eagle in MS-61. Since it's not unique like the 1933 $20, I only paid $420 for it.

100 silver dollars MS-63 or better. You must have quite the collection.

6 posted on 07/30/2002 8:05:40 PM PDT by Mark Turbo
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