Comes in original box of issue with certificate. Show Please see photos. We take great pride in our stock and will always strive to bring you genuine items. All our items are carefully checked to make sure they are authentic original pieces. Having worked in the field for many years we appreciate that there can occasionally be differences of opinion. This is why we have a no quibble returns policy on ALL items. If you want to return any purchase, for whatever reason, we will issue a full refund including your postage costs. PAYMENT: We accept payment by: SHIPPING: Our standard shipping costs apply on almost all of our items. The prices are as follows: Some large/heavy items may incur extra shipping costs. This will be clearly marked in the description and all prices will be shown before any payment is taken. For more information on payment and shipping please click here U.S. MintIn Stock: 1 Ships within 2-3 business days of cleared payment. Description 1883-CC US Morgan Silver Dollar $1 - GSA Holder Uncirculated This Carson City Morgan Uncirculated Silver Dollar comes with its complete original GSA Sale packaging - includes plastic holder, outer box and numbered Certificate of Authenticity Photos are of the actual coin you will receive RELEASE OF SILVER DOLLARS BY THE U.S. TREASURY: "THE GSA SALE" The General Services Administration (GSA) was responsible for sorting and marketing the U. S. Treasury's hoard of silver dollars after the Treasury ceased issuing silver dollar coins in 1964. In a series of sales lasting from 1973 to 1980, this hoard of several million silver dollars, mostly Morgan Dollars minted at Carson City (CC), was dispersed via auction and fixed prices. Sealed in rigid plastic holders and boxed with a message from then President Richard M. Nixon, these silver dollars account for most of the mint state CC Morgans known today. Veteran numismatists may remember the great rush on silver dollars that occurred during the early 1960s. For generations these coins had laid undisturbed in Treasury and Federal Reserve vaults, serving primarily as a backing for Silver Certificate notes. In 1935, when Congress changed the written obligation appearing on Silver Certificates so that the notes could be redeemed "in silver" instead of in "silver dollars", production of silver dollar coins ceased. Only in the far western states were silver dollars used in daily commerce, and even collectors showed little interest in Morgan and Peace Dollars. Starting about 1958, however, the number of silver dollars being withdrawn from government vaults increased annually, reaching a fever pitch in 1963-64 following the discovery of previously scarce dates. Lines stretching for blocks formed around the Treasury Department headquarters in Washington, as speculators bought up silver certificates to redeem them for $1000 bags of "cartwheels." In March of 1964 the Treasury, after having discovered many bags of scarce CC silver dollars, stopped redeeming Silver Certificates with silver dollars, offering bars or granules in their place. After June 24, 1968 the redemption of silver certificates in silver ceased altogether, although the notes remain legal tender to this day.
CheckThere is a $50,000 limit on payments by Paper Check. Please change your Payment Method to Wire Transfer or Credit Card in order to proceed with your order. How much is the 1883 silver dollar worth?1883 S Morgan Dollar Value
According to the NGC Price Guide, as of November 2022, a Morgan Dollar from 1883 in circulated condition is worth between $34 and $550. However, on the open market 1883 S Silver Dollars in pristine, uncirculated condition sell for as much as $160000.
Where is the mint mark on a Carson City Silver Dollar?Carson City dollars are designated by the “CC” mint mark located on the reverse at the 6 o'clock position directly above the D and O of Dollar.
How many Carson City Morgan dollars were minted?The 1878-CC Morgan Dollar:
These coins trade at slightly higher rates than some of the other years we've highlighted, thus far, even though a total of 2.2 million of these coins were produced.
What years did the Carson City Mint make Morgan silver dollars?The Carson City, Nevada Mint produced both Gold & Silver coinage for 23 years only from 1870-1893.
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Carson city uncirculated silver dollar 1883
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