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Sep 24, 2026

John FeigenbaumHOST
0:40
So the two of them getting together and having a conversation is incredibly fascinating and enlightening.
John FeigenbaumHOST
0:45
Adam is incredibly well known as someone who's specialized in Carson City Morgan dollars.
John FeigenbaumHOST
0:49
He's written a book for Whitman Publishing on that topic, I think several editions.
John FeigenbaumHOST
0:53
He's also well known as a person who's traded in Shipwreck Gold Bars, which you're going to hear a lot about on today's podcast.

11 MINS LATER

Jeff GarrettHOST
11:37
We'll pivot away from that a little bit.
Jeff GarrettHOST
11:39
Like you say, you're much more than just a treasure guy.
Jeff GarrettHOST
11:41
And I know you like Morgan Dollars a lot.
Jeff GarrettHOST
11:43
And also, we've talked about this in these other series, but...
John FeigenbaumHOST
14:00
And you can go online, as you know, if you go to our app and we want to get people to go to our app and see things or the great or great sheet dot com and you can go see.
John FeigenbaumHOST
14:10
You can see a thousand auction records for 1887 Morgan dollars.
John FeigenbaumHOST
14:14
That'll help you.
John FeigenbaumHOST
14:15
But the one coin for $132 in Mega Red wasn't going to help you.
Jeff GarrettHOST
17:46
As everyone watching this knows, there are dozens, if not hundreds, of books that Whitman's published over the last 10 or 20 years.
Jeff GarrettHOST
17:55
I think Whitman's, the organization, has had a really big impact you know, should take a lot of credit for the strength of the hobby in the last 20 years because it created so many great specialty books.
Jeff GarrettHOST
18:07
You know, there's a specialty book almost every major series, Morgan Dollars, you know, Peace Dollar, you name it, there's all these specialty books.
Jeff GarrettHOST
18:14
And Mary's idea was, you know, they knew they created some unbelievable, you know, like that.
Jeff GarrettHOST
5:09
break.
Jeff GarrettHOST
5:10
You guys know Jack Lee was like one of the legendary collectors of Morgan Dollars.
Jeff GarrettHOST
5:14
He put together like two or three sets of Morgan Dollars that were like just off the charts, unbelievable.
Jeff GarrettHOST
5:18
Could never be repeated.
Jeff GarrettHOST
5:19
Just unbelievable coins.

11 MINS LATER

Jeff GarrettHOST
15:53
I saw the new MegaRed, and I'm thinking about how many coins that have to be priced.
Jeff GarrettHOST
15:57
It is a massive job for anybody.
Jeff GarrettHOST
15:59
And, you know, some series like Morgan Dollars get more attention than others.
John FeigenbaumHOST
8:44
So what are your passions in the real coin business?
James SegoGUEST
8:48
You know, I mean, I like the traditional coins, you know, the Morgan dollars.
James SegoGUEST
8:52
I love the St. Gaudens, the $10 Indians.
James SegoGUEST
8:56
And I've got a client that I'm working with right now.
James SegoGUEST
9:28
So, yeah, those are great.
James SegoGUEST
9:29
And, I mean, I always like beautiful tone coins.
James SegoGUEST
9:32
I mean, you get the Morgan Dollars with some great, fantastic toning on them.
James SegoGUEST
9:36
I mean, those things seem to sell like crazy.
Anthony RothmanHOST
42:43
I don't even know what it would be worth today if I did.
Anthony RothmanHOST
42:45
But I have a pretty extensive collection of Buffalo nickels, Mercury Dimes, my brother has the Dimes, Walking Liberties, Morgan Dollars.
Anthony RothmanHOST
42:52
I used to know this like...
Anthony RothmanHOST
42:54
Like the back of my hand.

36 MINS LATER

Anthony RothmanHOST
78:33
So in those books that your dad has, I guarantee he has the silver war pennies.
Anthony RothmanHOST
78:39
Now, the Wheat Pennies were cool, but we wanted something better, and that's why Brian went to Mercury Dimes and I went to Buffalo Nichols.
Anthony RothmanHOST
78:47
But Morgan Dollars, the Walking Liberties, the Carson City Dollars, we collected all of them.
Anthony RothmanHOST
78:54
These are beautiful because these are, Matty, these are frosted mint coins.

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