1882-1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar GSA NGC MS63 Proof-Like 3-pc Set

Fantastic GSA Carson City Morgans

Struck across the United States, the famous Morgan Silver Dollar found its way into the saddlebags of cowboys, ranchers, and outlaws in the time of the Wild West, creating a mystique that has arguably made it the world’s most popular silver dollar. Collectors also love its design with George T. Morgan’s beautiful image featuring the bust of Miss Liberty wearing a cap and crown with flowing hair on the obverse and a stark eagle with outstretched wing on the reverse. However, the Pittman Act of 1918 called for the melting of nearly half of all Morgans struck! This, combined with additional meltings and the rigors of time, has led numismatists to estimate that as few as 15% of all Morgans remain in existence today in any condition!

Specially Pedigreed Morgans From The Carson City Mint

In 1962, the United States Treasury found a mother lode of mint-fresh bags of Morgan Silver Dollars from the fabled Carson City Mint. In order to make these spectacular Carson City Morgans available to all Americans, the General Services Administration (GSA) held a series of sales between 1972 and 1980. Each coin was sealed into a large black GSA holder. Today, many collectors believe these holders were the inspiration for today’s “slab.” Over the years, most of these GSA CC Morgans have been removed from their original holders. These Sets are especially significant considering that of the 650 million Morgans that were struck from 1878-1904 and in 1921, just 13.8 million—only 2%—were struck at the Carson City Mint and have the “CC” mint mark!

High Grade Morgans In Proof-Like Condition

In this offer, you can get a three-piece set of Morgans dated 1882, 1883 and 1884. Each comes in its original GSA holder with a blue wraparound label that features the date, “CC” mint mark, the NGC grade, and a “GSA Hoard” pedigree. Not only is each still in its official GSA holder, but they have been certified by Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) as being in Select Uncirculated Mint State 63 (MS63) condition featuring above average attractive overall quality and very pleasing eye appeal. What’s more, NGC further certified that these coins are in Proof-Like (PL) condition. NGC designates Morgans to be Proof-Like when there is a clear reflection in the fields on both sides of the coin as viewed from two to four inches away. Proof-Like Morgans have sensational eye appeal and are the next closest thing to a Proof Morgan. You won’t be disappointed.

Don’t let these coins slip through your fingers, Order your 1882-1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar GSA NGC MS63 Proof-Like Three-Piece Set today!

COIN HIGHLIGHTS:

• COINS COME HOUSED IN FAMOUS GSA HOLDERS – All of the Morgan Silver Dollars sold by the General Services Administration (GSA) came housed in a distinctive black holder. While those holders have served as the inspiration for today’s coin “slabs,” many of the Morgans that were part of the original sales have been removed, making those still in their holders that much scarcer and harder to find.
• KEY MINT MARK AND DATES – Morgan Silver Dollars from the Carson City Mint are the epitome of America’s Wild West. Struck from silver mined from the famous Comstock Lode, coins like these jingled in the pockets of sheriffs, outlaws, cattle barons, and gamblers as they tamed the Wild West.
• HIGH SILVER CONTENT – Each coin is struck in an ounce of 90% fine silver and measure 38.1 mm in diameter.
• HIGH GRADE UNCIRCULATED CONDITION – All of the coins in the GSA sales were from bags of Morgan Silver Dollars the U.S. Treasury discovered had been stored in its vaults decades earlier and seemingly forgotten. Their discovery led to a series of sales between 1972 and 1980. These coins have the added designation of being graded by the Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) in Select Uncirculated Mint State 63 (MS63) condition.
• BEAUTIFUL PROOF-LIKE CERTIFICATION – NGC further certified that these coins are in Proof-Like (PL) condition. NGC designates Morgans to be Proof-Like when there is a clear reflection in the fields on both sides of the coin as viewed from two to four inches away.

The Carson City Mint was closest to the source of the silver being used to strike Morgans: The Comstock Lode in Nevada. The quality of the coins struck there are usually the best of all. “CC” Morgans feature crisp strikes and frosty surfaces and are among the most desirable of all Morgans. And those in GSA holders like these beauties are among the most unique in the entire history of Morgan Silver Dollars!