Author | Replies: 8 / Views: 1,160 | | Valued Member United States 59 Posts | Posted01/29/2012 10:26 pm I took a few nice coins to the local coin shop (never been there before) and he offered me 22$ each spot was around 33$. Ripoff or is that a reasonable price? Thanks Report this Post to the Staff | | Valued Member United States 264 Posts | Posted01/29/2012 10:36 pm Spot would be 25.95 at Friday's close. Report this Post to the Staff | Moderator United States 23522 Posts | Posted01/29/2012 10:41 pm Ripoff? Yes, but see below. Reasonable? Yes. You're selling to a dealer at wholesale; that dealer has to make a profit on what he buys. However, if these coins can be described as "nice," as in, AU or better, you're ripping yourself off by selling them to a dealer. As Landon said, it's a reasonable price compared to spot. If you offered the dealer a group of Mint State coins, then his offer was a ripoff because he's going to at least double the price paid. Report this Post to the Staff | Pillar of the Community United States 1977 Posts | Posted01/29/2012 11:19 pm Depends on the condition. The main 2 dealers sell culls to VF around $25-$26/each so a buy price of $22 is more than fair. They also sell circulated dollars for around $28-30 in VF-XF grades and $30-35 for AU dollars. All of the quotes are for average dates obviously. So it would really depend on the grades and years/mintmarks for us to really know if you got a lowball offer or a fair offer. "Nice" is too subjective for us to make an accurate determination. Report this Post to the Staff | Pillar of the Community United States 1812 Posts | Posted01/30/2012 12:53 am Can you post some pics of the coins?� Report this Post to the Staff | Pillar of the Community United States 1812 Posts | Posted01/30/2012 12:58 am Just checked KITCO and silver spot is now $33.37 an ounce... Report this Post to the Staff | Pillar of the Community United States 2797 Posts | Posted01/30/2012 10:05 am Agree with the "reasonable offer" crowd. Remember there's only .769824 oz of silver in 90% Morgan and Peace dollars or $25.40/oz @ $33 spot. I note lots of sellers on EBay and Craigslist, etc. that seem to think there's an oz of silver in there. Report this Post to the Staff | Pillar of the Community United States 1554 Posts | Posted01/30/2012 12:31 pm A little low, but, fairly reasonable unless AU or better. Report this Post to the Staff | Valued Member United States 59 Posts | Posted01/30/2012 10:17 pm Thanks for all the info. Report this Post to the Staff | | Replies: 8 / Views: 1,160 | |
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FAQs
The rarest and most valuable Peace silver dollar in circulated condition is the 1928-P (Philadelphia-issued) variety with a mintage of 360,000 coins. Prices can vary anywhere from $150 to $300, depending on the coin's condition. But some individual Peace dollars fetch a whole lot more than that.
Are Morgan and Peace Dollars a good investment? ›
Morgan and Peace Dollars are among the most popular investment-grade coins. However, their true merit depends on the unique goals and budgets of each investor. Working with a reputable precious metals expert can help you determine how these coins align with your long-term investment goals.
Should I collect Peace Dollars? ›
A: Peace Dollars can be a good investment for those interested in numismatics (coin collecting) as they hold both historical and monetary value.
What is the difference between the Morgan Dollar and the Peace Silver Dollar? ›
Morgan Dollars were primarily minted to fulfill the requirements of the Bland-Allison Act, which required the U.S. Treasury to purchase large quantities of silver and mint it into dollars. Peace Dollars were minted to commemorate the end of World War I, hence the name “Peace” dollars.
What is the hardest Peace Dollar to find? ›
1928-S Peace Dollar
Most of these coins were released into circulation, making 1928-S peace dollars in mint state extremely rare. Notably, Peace dollars struck at the San Francisco facility were generally of a poor strike, making gem examples all the more rare.
Why is a 1922 Peace Dollar so valuable? ›
Silver content is a key factor in the 1922 silver dollar's value. Composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, this coin is not only valuable in terms of its monetary face value but also in its intrinsic metal value. The price of silver fluctuates in the global market, which in turn influences the coin's worth.
Will there be Morgan and Peace dollars in 2024? ›
WASHINGTON – The United States Mint (Mint) is pleased to announce that the 2024 Morgan and Peace Uncirculated Silver Dollars will go on sale on July 11 at noon EDT. Production is limited to 275,000 coins each, and orders are limited to 25 coins per household for the first 24-hour sales period.
Are Morgan dollars increasing in value? ›
Morgan silver dollars with low mintage or with few still surviving are considered to be rare coins and are heavily sought after by coin collectors, increasing their value.
Why is it illegal to own a 1964 Peace Dollar? ›
The Treasury Department claims every one was accounted for and melted. None have publicly surfaced in the 45 years since. If an original 1964 Peace silver dollar were to turn up, it would be subject to immediate confiscation since it would be assumed to be stolen government property.
What is the best date for the Peace Dollar? ›
While there are no extreme rarities in the rather short-lived Peace dollar series, the 1928-P is the key date, commanding a good price even in well-circulated grades. Most of the San Francisco issues are tough in top uncirculated grades, particularly the 1927-S and 1928-S as well as the 1924-S and 1934-S.
Despite not having the lowest mintage of the series, the 1934-S Peace Dollar is considered the key date to the business strike series. Over one million coins were struck, all after October 26. Most entered circulation and only three or four bags worth were preserved in Mint State for collecting purposes.
What is the most sought after peace silver dollar? ›
For some collectors, the 1922 Peace Silver Dollar is the gem of the series. James Bucki is a nationally-recognized coin collector and numismatic expert and author, sharing his knowledge and specialized training in coin grading, minting errors, and collection techniques.
What is the best Morgan Silver Dollar to invest in? ›
1895: An anomaly in the series, the 1895 Morgan Dollar holds unparalleled value as one of the most valuable Morgan Dollars. With no official circulation coins minted that year, the few proof coins produced make it a numismatic gem.
Why are Morgan silver dollars worth so much? ›
High-End Morgan Silver Dollars are coveted for their aesthetic beauty, historical relevance, and rarity and quality. Struck in 90% silver and 10% copper, these coins are a testament to the artistry of their time, with George T. Morgan's iconic Lady Liberty design gracing one side and a majestic eagle on the other.
How do you know if you have a 1922 high-relief Peace Dollar? ›
Further changes were made to the hair, rays, and lettering. The lettering was modified to give it a more rounded appearance. This is most noticeable in the rounded top of the letter A's appearing on the reverse.
What makes a 1923 Peace Dollar rare? ›
The Peace Dollar is one of the most sought after silver coins ever produced by the U.S. Mint. Due to the fact that these coins were of limited mintage and were only minted for a period of a few years, coin collectors may want to own Peace Dollars from each year they were minted.
Why is the 1921 Peace Dollar so valuable? ›
The 1921 Peace Dollar is particularly important because it is a first-year issue, and the coin was struck with higher relief than issues dated 1922 onward.
How much is a 1922 Peace silver dollar worth today? ›
For the most part, 1922 Peace Dollars with no mint mark are worth anywhere from $15 to $30. Some coins may be worth more or less, depending on their condition. 1922 Philadelphia Peace Dollars with rare errors may sell for even more to collectors.