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1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar $1 PCGS MS 63

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900‰
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26.730
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0.00
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7.99 USD
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376.09 USD
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Bullion Exchanges
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United States
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2026-07-22
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### 1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar $1 PCGS MS 63 Bullion Exchanges presents the **1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar $1 PCGS MS 63**, a highly collectible example from the classic Morgan Dollar series, struck at the historic Carson City Mint. Graded Mint State 63, this coin retains attractive luster and sharp details, making it a standout addition for both investors and collectors of U.S. silver dollars. The Morgan Silver Dollar, first issued in 1878, was designed by George T. Morgan, whose portrait of Liberty graced the obverse of the coin. Composed of .900 silver, Morgan Dollars were minted to provide both intrinsic bullion value and a widely recognized form of currency. The 1883-CC coin was struck at the Carson City Mint in Nevada, a facility renowned for its limited mintages and strong ties to the silver boom of the American West. Coins from Carson City are among the most coveted Morgan Dollars due to their scarcity and historical significance. **Coin Specifications:** - **Graded by PCGS as MS 63** - Contains 0.7734 troy oz of .900 fine silver - Struck by the [**United States Mint**](file:///government-mints/us-mint%3FperPage=72&order=year_x&dir=DESC&currentPage=1) - Face value of 1 dollar, backed by the United States government - Individual coins arrive in an official PCGS holder - **Obverse:** Shows the George T Morgan illustration of a left-facing portrait of Lady Liberty with her Liberty Cap. Her cap is decorated with two heads of wheat and two cotton blossoms. Thirteen stars appear on the border to represent the original colonies. Inscriptions: “E PLURIBUS UNUM” and the year of mintage - **Reverse:** Features a majestic bald eagle with outstretched wings. The eagle clutches an olive branch and arrows in its talons to symbolize peace and preparedness. Inscriptions: “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “ONE DOLLAR,” and “IN GOD WE TRUST. **Why Own This Coin:** - Struck at the rare Carson City Mint (CC), highly desirable for collectors. - Part of the historic [**Morgan Silver Dollar series**](file:///buy-silver/junk-silver/morgan-silver-dollar%3Fcategory_id=621). - Silver content provides intrinsic bullion value alongside numismatic appeal. - A valuable coin for advanced collectors or investors building a Carson City Morgan collection. Collectors and investors alike will appreciate the **1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar $1 PCGS MS 63** for its historical significance, limited Carson City mintage, and verified uncirculated quality. Bullion Exchanges ensures competitive pricing, secure shipping, and guaranteed authenticity, making it an ideal choice for adding this classic silver dollar to your collection. **You may also like:** - **[1888-O Morgan Silver Dollar $1 PCGS VF Detail Hot Lips (Top 100 VAM)](file:///1888-o-morgan-silver-dollar-1-pcgs-vf-detail-hot-lips-top-100-vam)** - [**1892-CC Morgan Silver Dollar $1 PCGS F 12**](file:///1892-cc-morgan-silver-dollar-1-pcgs-f-12) - **[1928-S Peace Silver Dollar $1 NGC AU 58](file:///1928-s-peace-silver-dollar-1-ngc-au-58)**