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I have a few (8 or 9) Morgan dollars that I picked up in the 1980's and they were all listed as XF by the seller at that time. Since I want to pursue some other coins, I'm thinking I might actually sell these ones. I'm plotting my selling strategy for ebay and wanted to bounce an idea off the group and see what you thought. I could sell each of them individually. But some of the coins could easily be bundled together. For example, I have an 1878 8TF, an 1878 7/8TF, and an 1878 7 TF. Do you think I'd be better off selling them as one lot of three coins or selling each coin individually? Which option would be more attractive to a buyer? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.  |
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Get your 200 bucks all at once and be done with it, not worth the time for the value
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Morgans are desirable, but at XF for common ones, not so much. Probably one lot, or 2-3 smaller lots. If you want your money fast, just auction them, and you get the market value. You could probably do a little better as a BIN, but you'll have to wait a while for the sale.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Have you attributed the 1878's? There are some very desirable VAMs for the three reverse types you've listed.
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I have not looked into the VAMs yet. I should probably do that before I sell them. Good point.
BTW, if I did find any good VAMs, I'd probably sell them individually.
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11/05/2019 1:23 pm
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Good point Dave, slipped my mind.
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I have not looked into the VAMs yet. I should probably do that before I sell them. Good point.
BTW, if I did find any good VAMs, I'd probably sell them individually. I wish you wouldn't do that! I have on numerous occasions purchased unattributed Morgan dollars on the bay for under $50 and sold them later for mid-four figures! If you do all the work ahead of time, that would cut into my profit and increase yours! 
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Pillar of the Community
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You remind me of my brother who would trade me his nickels for my dimes because nickels are bigger and worth more. I'm kinda surprised I got into coin collecting with all that underlying trauma.  |
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O.k., a follow-up question for you Morgan collectors out there. How deep do I dig in the VAMs? If I go through some of the top 100 and hot 40 lists and don't find anything, is it safe to say that I probably just have a general run-of-the-mill Morgan?
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Rest in Peace
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Absolutely not. A good example of a non-list VAM that is rare and worth a premium is VAM-14.15. |
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O.k., a follow-up question for you Morgan collectors out there. How deep do I dig in the VAMs? If I go through some of the top 100 and hot 40 lists and don't find anything, is it safe to say that I probably just have a general run-of-the-mill Morgan? C_Squirrel, Why not just post good photos of your Morgans to the VAM Section and let us help you out. We love doing that! 
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 Probably because I am oblivious to the obvious sometimes. Thanks Seated Nut. I will take you up on that offer.
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Quote:C_Squirrel, Why not just post good photos of your Morgans to the VAM Section and let us help you out. We love doing that! 
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