1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar $1 GSA PCGS MS 64
### 1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar $1 GSA PCGS MS 64 A celebrated survivor of one of the most remarkable U.S. Treasury discoveries, the **1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar $1 GSA PCGS MS 64** combines Carson City rarity, historic significance, and impressive Mint State preservation. Struck at the famed Carson City Mint and certified PCGS MS 64, this silver dollar originates from the legendary General Services Administration (GSA) hoard, making it a highly desirable collectible among Morgan Dollar enthusiasts and collectors of classic American coinage. The Carson City Mint, located in Nevada near the rich Comstock Lode silver deposits, produced coins from 1870 through 1893. Although its output was relatively limited compared to other U.S. Mint facilities, Carson City coins developed a lasting reputation for their connection to the American frontier and silver mining boom. Today, the distinctive "CC" mintmark remains one of the most sought-after designations in American numismatics. The 1883-CC Morgan Dollar gained additional fame through its inclusion in the GSA Hoard. In the 1960s, the U.S. Treasury discovered millions of uncirculated Morgan Dollars stored in vaults, many of them Carson City issues that had never reached circulation. The government later sold these coins through a series of public auctions, preserving them in specially designed holders and creating one of the most famous chapters in numismatic history. These GSA coins remain highly collectible due to their documented provenance and exceptional preservation. **Specifications:** - **Graded as MS 64 by PCGS** - Made from .900 silver with a weight of 0.7734 troy oz - Backed by the [**US Mint**](file:///government-mints/us-mint%3FperPage=72¤tPage=1) with a denomination of $1 - Comes from the Carson City (CC) Mint - Comes in a GSA holder - **Obverse:** Features Lady Liberty facing left, wearing a Phrygian cap with the word "LIBERTY" inscribed. The year "1883" is displayed below Liberty, while thirteen stars represent the original colonies along the edge. - **Reverse:** Showcases an eagle with outstretched wings, holding arrows, and an olive branch. The eagle is surrounded by a wreath, and the inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and "ONE DOLLAR" are present. **Why Collect GSA Carson City Morgan Dollars?** - Government-documented Treasury Hoard provenance - Produced at one of America's most famous mints - Highly collectible "CC" mintmark - Historic connection to the Comstock Lode - Popular among [**Morgan Dollar**](file:///buy-silver/junk-silver/morgan-silver-dollar%3Fcategory_id=621) specialists - Long-standing demand in the numismatic market The **1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar $1 GSA PCGS MS 64** represents a unique opportunity to own a Carson City Morgan Dollar with both historic Treasury Hoard provenance and impressive Mint State quality. Its combination of Wild West heritage, government-backed authenticity, and enduring collector appeal makes it a cornerstone piece for any serious Morgan Dollar or classic [**U.S. coin collection**](file:///buy-silver/coins/us-silver-coins). **You may also like:** - [**1882-CC Morgan Silver Dollar $1 GSA PCGS MS 65**](file:///1882-cc-morgan-silver-dollar-1-gsa-pcgs-ms-65) - **[1878-1904 Morgan Silver Dollar $1 NGC MS 63 (Random Year)](file:///1878-1904-morgan-silver-dollar-1-ngc-63-random-year)** - **[1904 Morgan Silver Dollar $1 NGC MS 61](file:///1904-morgan-silver-dollar-1-ngc-ms-61)**