Do you like collecting ancient coins?
I like collecting old objects such as stamps and old money. I feel ancient objects bring romantic ambiance for me. One more thing that makes me love collecting ancient objects is those of my investment worthwhile. I can get them with cheap and sometimes free but I can sell it with expensive. WOW!
One of my ancient objects is a silver dollar that was made in 1921. I had 10 silver dollars in 1921 from my grandfather.
My dad's friend was ever going to buy my silver dollar with a picture of Lady Liberty on the front which has a bright d hair on his ears and an eagle on the back with the hair that still looks bright, for $ 20.
The Morgan silver with very good conditions in which all lines of strong hair and ears bold and eagle feathers clearly visible with some wear on breath and wing tips has a price of $ 17 - $ 22.
There's another kind of Uncirculated Morgan dollar. Dollar Uncirculated considered if there is no trace of wear and full mint luster is present. These coins can have a visible surface marks or abrasions. Coins with this condition have worth of $ 30 - $ 45.
Uncirculated coins have to consider that there should be no trace of wear but full mint luster and few visible surface marks. An example is my Morgan dollar coin printed in Philadelphia worth $ 40 - $ 50 whiles the printed in Denver and San Francisco each worth $ 70 and $ 80.
For coins to be considered a choice Uncirculated there should be no trace of wear but full mint luster and few visible surface marks. An example if it minted in Philadelphia is worth $ 40 to $ 50, while those minted in Denver and San Francisco are worth $ 70 to $ 80. The mint mark cans be seen below the wreath on the reverse: "S" stands for San Francisco, and "D" stands for Denver.
If you have a Morgan dollar coin 1921, then you already have an investment worth tens to hundreds of dollars. This coin has a long history of ups and downs so it is not determined how much of his time. It is Interesting, is not it?