1884-CC 1884(CC) - 0.77oz Morgan Silver Dollar - GSA Hoard NGC MS63 NGC MS-63 (D-8)

Discover a true piece of American numismatic history with the 1884-CC 0.77oz Morgan Silver Dollar from the legendary GSA Hoard, graded MS63. This remarkable coin represents one of the most sought-after releases from the Carson City Mint and carries the prestigious provenance of the General Services Administration (GSA) hoard, making it a cornerstone for both serious collectors and silver bullion investors alike.

The Morgan Silver Dollar is arguably the most iconic silver coin ever minted in the United States. Designed by George T. Morgan, these dollars were produced between 1878 and 1921 and remain incredibly popular more than a century later. The 1884-CC variety stands out due to its relatively low original mintage and the fact that a significant portion of the surviving population comes directly from the legendary Treasury vaults discovered in the 1960s and 1970s.

What makes this particular 1884-CC Morgan truly special is its origin from the GSA Hoard. In the early 1970s, the U.S. government auctioned millions of long-forgotten silver dollars that had been stored in Treasury vaults for decades. Many of these coins bore the distinctive "CC" mintmark from the Carson City Mint in Nevada. Coins sold through these GSA auctions were packaged in special holders and have since become highly collectible in their own right. Owning a GSA-hoard Morgan provides not just the coin itself, but an authentic piece of this fascinating chapter in American monetary history.

This specific example has been professionally graded MS63 by one of the leading third-party grading services. The MS63 grade indicates a coin that displays attractive mint luster with only minor marks consistent with the grade. Morgan Dollars from the GSA hoard in this condition offer an excellent balance between affordability and quality, making them particularly appealing to collectors who want a genuine piece of history without paying the premium commanded by higher grades.

Coin Specifications

  • Date: 1884
  • Mint: Carson City (CC)
  • Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
  • Actual Silver Weight: 0.77344 troy ounces (0.77oz ASW)
  • Diameter: 38.1 mm
  • Weight: 26.73 grams
  • Edge: Reeded
  • Grade: MS63 (Mint State 63)
  • Designation: GSA Hoard
  • Designer: George T. Morgan

Historical Significance

The Carson City Mint operated from 1870 until 1893 and produced some of the most desirable Morgan Silver Dollars due to the relatively small quantities struck. The 1884-CC had a mintage of only 1,136,000 coins, which is modest compared to many Philadelphia and New Orleans issues from the same era. Many of these coins were never released into circulation but were instead stored in government vaults.

During the 1960s, as the Treasury began to release its remaining stockpile of silver dollars, collectors discovered that a large percentage of the surviving Carson City Morgans were still in their original mint bags. The subsequent GSA auctions between 1972 and 1980 distributed these coins to the public, each packaged in a distinctive black holder with a blue box and certificate of authenticity. These GSA-packaged coins have developed a passionate following among numismatists who appreciate both the historical context and the generally superior eye appeal of coins that were protected from circulation for nearly a century.

The Morgan Dollar design itself tells a story of 19th-century America. The obverse features a majestic portrait of Lady Liberty, modeled after Anna Willess Williams of Philadelphia. The reverse displays a proud American eagle with wings outstretched, holding arrows and an olive branch. The "CC" mintmark appears prominently below the wreath on the reverse, identifying this coin's origin at the famous Nevada mint that processed silver from the Comstock Lode.

Whether you're building a comprehensive Morgan Dollar collection, seeking an authentic GSA Hoard specimen, or simply looking to own a substantial amount of physical silver with tremendous historical character, this 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar represents an outstanding opportunity. Each coin has been carefully preserved since its discovery in the Treasury vaults, maintaining the brilliant surfaces and sharp details that Morgan collectors treasure.

Invest in American history and precious metals with this certified GSA Hoard 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar. With its combination of 0.77 ounces of pure silver content, desirable Carson City mintmark, and official MS63 grading, this coin offers both numismatic appreciation potential and the timeless security of physical silver bullion. Very few coins can match the romance, history, and collector demand of an authentic GSA Morgan from Carson City.

Product ID 572010
Year 1884
Mint Mark CC
Strike Business
Grade MS-63
Variety (D-8)
Precious Metal Weight 0.77 ozt Silver
Grading Agency NGC
Specification properties No
Serial 3748901-020
Status Active
Designation -
Additional Info -

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1884-CC 1884(CC) - 0.77oz Morgan Silver Dollar - GSA Hoard NGC MS63 NGC MS-63 (D-8)

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Discover a true piece of American numismatic history with the 1884-CC 0.77oz Morgan Silver Dollar from the legendary GSA Hoard, graded MS63. This remarkable coin represents one of the most sought-after releases from the Carson City Mint and carries the prestigious provenance of the General Services Administration (GSA) hoard, making it a cornerstone for both serious collectors and silver bullion investors alike.

The Morgan Silver Dollar is arguably the most iconic silver coin ever minted in the United States. Designed by George T. Morgan, these dollars were produced between 1878 and 1921 and remain incredibly popular more than a century later. The 1884-CC variety stands out due to its relatively low original mintage and the fact that a significant portion of the surviving population comes directly from the legendary Treasury vaults discovered in the 1960s and 1970s.

What makes this particular 1884-CC Morgan truly special is its origin from the GSA Hoard. In the early 1970s, the U.S. government auctioned millions of long-forgotten silver dollars that had been stored in Treasury vaults for decades. Many of these coins bore the distinctive "CC" mintmark from the Carson City Mint in Nevada. Coins sold through these GSA auctions were packaged in special holders and have since become highly collectible in their own right. Owning a GSA-hoard Morgan provides not just the coin itself, but an authentic piece of this fascinating chapter in American monetary history.

This specific example has been professionally graded MS63 by one of the leading third-party grading services. The MS63 grade indicates a coin that displays attractive mint luster with only minor marks consistent with the grade. Morgan Dollars from the GSA hoard in this condition offer an excellent balance between affordability and quality, making them particularly appealing to collectors who want a genuine piece of history without paying the premium commanded by higher grades.

Coin Specifications

  • Date: 1884
  • Mint: Carson City (CC)
  • Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
  • Actual Silver Weight: 0.77344 troy ounces (0.77oz ASW)
  • Diameter: 38.1 mm
  • Weight: 26.73 grams
  • Edge: Reeded
  • Grade: MS63 (Mint State 63)
  • Designation: GSA Hoard
  • Designer: George T. Morgan

Historical Significance

The Carson City Mint operated from 1870 until 1893 and produced some of the most desirable Morgan Silver Dollars due to the relatively small quantities struck. The 1884-CC had a mintage of only 1,136,000 coins, which is modest compared to many Philadelphia and New Orleans issues from the same era. Many of these coins were never released into circulation but were instead stored in government vaults.

During the 1960s, as the Treasury began to release its remaining stockpile of silver dollars, collectors discovered that a large percentage of the surviving Carson City Morgans were still in their original mint bags. The subsequent GSA auctions between 1972 and 1980 distributed these coins to the public, each packaged in a distinctive black holder with a blue box and certificate of authenticity. These GSA-packaged coins have developed a passionate following among numismatists who appreciate both the historical context and the generally superior eye appeal of coins that were protected from circulation for nearly a century.

The Morgan Dollar design itself tells a story of 19th-century America. The obverse features a majestic portrait of Lady Liberty, modeled after Anna Willess Williams of Philadelphia. The reverse displays a proud American eagle with wings outstretched, holding arrows and an olive branch. The "CC" mintmark appears prominently below the wreath on the reverse, identifying this coin's origin at the famous Nevada mint that processed silver from the Comstock Lode.

Whether you're building a comprehensive Morgan Dollar collection, seeking an authentic GSA Hoard specimen, or simply looking to own a substantial amount of physical silver with tremendous historical character, this 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar represents an outstanding opportunity. Each coin has been carefully preserved since its discovery in the Treasury vaults, maintaining the brilliant surfaces and sharp details that Morgan collectors treasure.

Invest in American history and precious metals with this certified GSA Hoard 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar. With its combination of 0.77 ounces of pure silver content, desirable Carson City mintmark, and official MS63 grading, this coin offers both numismatic appreciation potential and the timeless security of physical silver bullion. Very few coins can match the romance, history, and collector demand of an authentic GSA Morgan from Carson City.

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