The Comstock Lode in Nevada was the greatest silver discovery in history. It
was the reason the U.S. Mint first struck the famous Morgan Silver Dollar
and also the reason it built a branch mint in nearby Carson City.
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The Comstock Lode in Nevada was the greatest silver discovery in history. It
was the reason the U.S. Mint first struck the famous Morgan Silver Dollar
and also the reason it built a branch mint in nearby Carson City. To
distinguish the coins struck there, Carson City Mint Morgans feature the
legendary "CC" mint mark. Unfortunately, the Carson City Mint produced
Morgans for just 13 years before the silver from the legendary lode began to
trickle out and forced the government to close the mint. Today,
"CC" Morgans are well-struck, high-quality coins usually offering
excellent luster. Because of their historical significance, these somewhat
scarce and hard-to-find coins are always sought after eagerly by collectors.
The pair of coins available in this offer are 1883 and 1884 Carson City Mint
Morgan Silver Dollars. They are fabulous specimens graded in Brilliant
Uncirculated condition. Absolutely reeking of Wild West history, these coins
were very popular on the frontier where their solid silver heft was much
more accepted than paper money. For that reason, it can be very tough to
find "CC" Morgans in the Mint-fresh condition that these coins are in.
What's more, only 2% of all Morgans ever struck bear the "CC" mint
mark. And to make matters worse, over the 120 years since these two
"CC" Morgans were struck the U.S. government officially melted over half
the entire Morgan mintage. Scarce? You bet, so order now while we still have
some of these prized 1883-CC and 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollars available.
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