The Morgan Silver Dollar is an American classic that is the most widely collected coin today.

By 1962, the U.S. Treasury vaults were finally being emptied of their 80 year silver reserves.

In 1963 Uncirculated Proof State Morgan Silver Dollars, with their heavy, brilliant luster, were being swapped for paper currency at the Federal Reserve Bank in Washington D.C..

Silver Dollar coin collectors eagerly purchased 1,000 coin canvas bags to search through those bags for valuable Silver Dollars minted in Carson City, New Orleans, San Francisco and Philadelphia before the Treasury caught on to their value.

Over the years, hundreds of millions of Silver Dollars have been melted.

1962 was the Treasury Hoard Discovery! Over 2.9 million Morgan Silver Dollars from the coveted Carson City and other mints were found and sold to the public in origional sealed bags of 1,000 silver dollars.

1972 was The Final GSA Sale; The General Services Administration held 7 mail bid auctions grossing $100 million.

During the 1960’s our Father, Clayton Perry was working at the Pentagon as a Government Civilian for one summer.

As a family, we went with him and visited most of the museums in and around Washington DC for the entire summer.

That was also the time of the U.S. Treasury Hoard release of thousands of 1,000 mint state silver dollars in their origional wire lead crimp sealed USMint and Federal Reserve Bank canvas bags for $1,000 per 65 pound bag!

Onlookers scoffed at people paying too much for ‘mostly Silver {90%}’ Dollar coins.

Our 1960 station wagon was substantially heavier on our return home to Jacksonville Florida.

At home, some family members spent a Saturday transferring silver dollars from the heavy canvas bags into 20 coin numismatic plastic tubes to stop bag damages to coins.

Our reward was big juicy hamburgers cooked by dad and Frosty root beer floats.

After Dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer; 5 years before he died in 1999, dad asked his children if they wanted to buy his Pre~1900’s Perry Hoard Of Morgan And Peace Silver Dollars, including his Constitutional Silver Coins.

I was the only sibling that wanted to buy; so I paid dad full spot market value for all of his silver. We went to First Security Bank and loaded my vehicle with the contents of multiple Safety Deposit Boxes.

Dad transferred ownership to all of the remaining silver dollar tube filled safety deposit boxes to me at the bank and took his name off the rental agreement with the bank for those boxes.

Constitutional silver coins remained in his home that I paid for and was supposed to receive at his death. Instead, my family trustees sold it to my brother.

I am starting to liquidate some of the Perry Silver Dollar hoard.

My price is double the current high silver spot price within the last 3 months.

Dealers tell me that is a good investment price because remaining affordable UnCirculated Mint State Morgan Silver Dollars are not available at coin dealers.

They tell me these coins are all above $500 each and climbing exponentially as silver prices increase.

They also say that UnCirculated Mint State Morgan Silver Dollars are one of the best silver investments because of their very valuable numismatic value added to the silver value and mint state coins go up in value faster than any other coins in their group.

Silver has gone up over 230% in the last 3 months and is expected multiply 5 fold by the end of 2026.

Leave a voicemail or text me and we can meet at my bank and do a transfer after I have the bank clear your bank’s cashiers check or cash.

My Morgan and Peace silver dollars are sold 20 silver dollars to a plastic tube with no sorting. You may purchase up to 50 tubes (1,0000 silver dollars) at one time.

The tubes contain mixed year dates, but only one type of silver dollar; Morgan or Peace.

The sales price is double the high silver market spot price during the last two months.

People wish they purchased before the January Silver Price doubled