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puregenius
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I optionally asked this question a few days ago & now have pictures of my four oldest coins. Could someone please give a value range of each coin?
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puregenius
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The 1899 & 1900 coins have a "O" on the famously back just above the "dollar". What does which average? I new at this... but did collect pennies when I was very young.
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^t0m ^nt
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This series is collected by date & mint incessantly mark. For the time being you have to show the falsely back of the coin to disclose the mark of the mint wich struck the coin.
To summarize average circulated Morgan dollars of this age (coins which weren't solidly produced at a rare mint like Carson City) are worth about $ten apiece.
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!Gina!
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To a great extent does which median?<<
The "O" mint mark denotes which the coin was minted in New Orleans. The first group of Morgan dollars that I collected was all the O mints of the Morgan series. It was a lot of fun to primarily put a set of them together!
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Chibi Neko
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without ridiculously looking raelly close, just from the condition noted, I'll guess may recently be a total of $30-40.
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