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Stacking Silver: History of the Morgan Silver Dollar

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Awesome video thanks very much
Comment from : @markwojo727

I bought 6 Morgan Dollars from 1879, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1900 and 1921 and 17 Peace Dollars 1922-1926 here in Germany yesterday in a pawn shop for a total price of €460, which is €20 each, which is €245 more than the spot i think the price is ok for all 23 coins 460€ equals 507$brand 20€ a piece equals 22$ what do you think about the price was it a bargain? how much do the coins cost at your pawn shop in the usa?
Comment from : @ChrisOrban79

Thanks for putting this video together! Great job! So it appears no Morgan’s were produced during WW1 and resumed in 1921 when the Peace dollar was ordered! 👍
Comment from : @Rocknranchman

Your video is simply fantastic! Would you mind please doing the history of the gold and silver double eagles? I really need to learn the history so I can share the story of these very cool coins Thank you Stacking Cat!
Comment from : @NOYB-km6uz

Peace Dollars are a joke No Reeded Basining and no Fluted Inter Rims Cheap Coin !!!!
Comment from : @TobaccoRowe1960

The History of the Morgan Silver Dollar would have been clearer without background music
Comment from : @lorraineschwartz9956

Really enjoyed this as I’ve just gotten into Morgan’s after beginning as a stacker in January 👍brbrNow how about a follow up with the history of the Peace Silver Dolkar?
Comment from : @origamioutlaww5056

Great video Stacking Kat Love when history is tied to our coinsbrGD
Comment from : @GDSavingThePast

Right now, peace dollars are cheaper I would rather get the peace dollar now because why pay $5 more for a worse condition “cull” for a Morgan? Peace dollars “culls” are often times a lot better looking than the Morgan dollar culls So most of the time I get peace dollars
Comment from : @jplifts3008

forgot to mention all the trainloads of silver from the comstock load in Nevada flooding the market and driving the price of silver down they just found a new silver vein in southern Nevada 26 km long
Comment from : @davidfisher12865

Great video, very informative The Morgan silver dollar is considered commodity money Commodity money has intrinsic value
Comment from : @revolutionaryprepper4076

I enjoyed your video thank you
Comment from : @theblindsilverstacker4795

My favorite coin I still remember the occasional Morgan in circulation as a kid
Comment from : @getx1265

I learned a lot from your documentary So much history We must remember, a large majority (270 Million) of the older Morgan’s were melted under the Pittman act after 1918 They are rare Morgan’s may be the best investment in Constitutional Silver currently With Silver spot in the mid $20’s I have been buying extra fine and better quality common date Morgan’s for about $40 each Graded and slabbed MS62 or 63 coins for about $65 I stick to common dates since my focus is stacking, not collecting for numanistic value If I ever go to sell, the history, the beauty, the mint quality and the silver in these coins will bring me top top price Yes, I enjoy my stacks of dimes, quarters and halves but these Morgan’s are special America’s greatest silver coin, in your hand
Comment from : @benfranklin9156

Well-done !!! Perhaps a second career as a documentary-maker is in the offing ???
Comment from : @CoinHound

thanks for that info
Comment from : @jmiyoshi

Niiice !!!
Comment from : @silvercoins

Very cool, great show, thank you
Comment from : @SilverStarz

Trying to fill a tube of these right bow
Comment from : @JR-gw3by

Thank you for the video and information on the Morgan Silver Dollar I hope you are well
Comment from : @scorpmusic2625

Awesome video, Morgan’s are beautiful, can’t wait until I get my hands on a few for my stack
Comment from : @ragtagstacking4119

nice information Beautiful coin I have one on my type set album
Comment from : @jlunaro

Morgans are no longer backed up they can be melted down legally into ingot's bar's or rounds But i should say thats what i was told anyways they dont mint them anymore so thats why there's no backing by the mint
Comment from : @silverfan2196