PRODUCT DETAILS:
1881-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Coin - in GSA Holder - Brilliant Uncirculated Condition
COIN HIGHLIGHTS:
- Coin comes housed in its original government plastic holder.
- The obverse features George T. Morgan's famous design. It shows Lady Liberty wearing a Phrygian cap with the word "Liberty" spelled out on her hair band. Bordering the rim of the coin are the words "E Pluribus Unum," the coin's date of issue and 13 stars, 1 to represent each of the original 13 colonies.Â
- The reverse design shows a bald eagle clutching onto an olive branch in one claw and a group of arrows in the other. Above the eagle's head are the words "In God We Trust." Surrounding the coin's edge are the words "United States of America" and "One Dollar."
- Mintage of 296,000 coins.
- Contains .7734 oz of 90% Silver.Â
- Struck at the Carson City Mint.
- All coins grade MS-60 or higher!
The Morgan Silver Dollar is the world's most popular Silver Dollar. They are cherished by both investors and collectors alike not just for their historical appeal, but also because so many were minted over the years and entered into circulation, that those years with lower mintages or higher graded specimens can be very valuable!
Struck at the Carson City, Nevada mint from 1878-1893, "CC" Morgan Silver Dollars have long been held in high regard with collectors who appreciate the coin's western heritage. After being lost in the vaults of the U.S. treasury for some 80 years, these coins came to light and were offered to an eager public by the General Services Administration (GSA) in 1973.
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