Price for standard cull morgan

drcaulfield · May 9, 2013

I see tons for sale in the 35$ range on eBay. Is this a fair price for a average circulated non key date Morgan?

Thorne · May 10, 2013

Check the shops around. I've seen some for less then 30

vpnavy · May 10, 2013

IMHO EBay is a good reference on what things are worth - but, what do I know!

silas1128 · May 10, 2013

If you can get $35 on eBay thats the best you'll get, minus the 10% in PP and ebay fees. If you average it out most culls are selling around $30 on ebay.

Jamesabroad · May 10, 2013

Shops around here are $27-$30.

Iamrussell · May 10, 2013

Ya I am get them around town around $28 as well so check your LCS

usernameerror · May 10, 2013

One of my LCS tried to charge me $40 for culled slick dollars. I almost broke out laughing. He thought he could take advantage of me. Went to my other coin shop and bought 90% halves for $1.25 over spot which ended up being $1.80 over spot after taxes (boo). Best I could find in my area. Beats the $20 premium for culled slicks. Laughable. Now I only go to that shop for collecting supplies.

kevin hoffman · May 28, 2013

I buy off eBay but seem to get better prices at the pawn shop, 2 weeks. Ago I bought a Morgan a peace and a silver eagle for sixty dollars all in great condition not culls by a long shot, when I get paid I drive around and just shop at pawn shops looking for a deal, remember cash is kling !!

ivan salis · May 28, 2013

30 for a 1921 in fair shape - 34 for 1880 ish ones

Joe777Cool · May 28, 2013

$25 imo

usandthem · May 28, 2013

I payed $16 for an 1880 O in FV condition at a flea market on Saturday.

drcaulfield · May 28, 2013

Price at my place has now dropped to around 26$.

Thorne · May 28, 2013

drcaulfield said:
Price at my place has now dropped to around 26$.

Abbots??

theekman · May 28, 2013

How come morgans n peace dollars have such a premium? Even more then ASE's.

I think spit on a Morgan right now is around $17 but finding one at 25$ would be a deal.

Thorne · May 28, 2013

They are more collectible then ases. They hold more value above melt. Numismaticly.

Cougar729 · May 28, 2013

I bought 4 Morgans in fairly descent shape on an proxibid auction a week ago for 24-25 each. 0% internet premium helped keep the cost right at the sell price as well. Not too many auctions on there that offer 0%

BuyMyTreasure · May 29, 2013

I just paid $25 each at a LCS

theekman · May 29, 2013

Cougar729 said:
I bought 4 Morgans in fairly descent shape on an proxibid auction a week ago for 24-25 each. 0% internet premium helped keep the cost right at the sell price as well. Not too many auctions on there that offer 0%

I won a gun on proxibid a few years back, then after i won found out i had to pay some bs 18% buyers fee, never used that place again.

Glad it worked out well for you

TimZim · May 29, 2013

I think its way to hi??

Cougar729 · May 30, 2013

theekman said:
I won a gun on proxibid a few years back, then after i won found out i had to pay some bs 18% buyers fee, never used that place again.

Glad it worked out well for you

The premiums are listed in the fine print for sure, along with shipping charges. Some of the companies selling on there are crazy with their fees. One charges 19.95 per coin won. It usually works itself out because their items usually end with bids that have kept the premium and shipping charges in mind