The Duffy’s 1886 Morgan Silver Dollar is an uncirculated coin made of 90% silver with a denomination of $1. Minted in the United States in 1886, this coin features a proof-like strike type and bears the iconic Morgan design. The coin is a valuable collector's item, especially for those interested in United States coins from the late 19th century, and it can be easily shipped with a semi-pl proof finish making it a desirable addition to any collection. Trend price about 120, great deal!!!

Old man Duffy used to work out at the Flatbush "Y". H always yelled at the boyz for grabbing all the weights but was kind spirited and constantly joking and making everyone laugh. Until his final hospitalization and unfortunate demise in 1976, he was in that gym every single day.

I was fortunate enough to be his buddy, no one really knew his birth name, but I found out it was Senan, meaning "old & wise". His namesake was an ancient founder of monasteries.

People complained that he never spent any coin he ever received. It was postulated that he only spent paper money and always put the change aside. In any case, after he left us, his grandchildren found some of his stash in the attic and spent a good amount on candy and toys.

The family was in an uproar! They consigned most of it to auctioneers. By the time I got to the collection there was about 10% left. I acquired and cared for remnants of this hoard for almost 50 years.

Slowly I have been moving some of these unique items and people are very inspired and glad to be part of the Legacy!