1882-1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar GSA with Box & COA - Random Year

1882-1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar GSA with Box & COA - Random Year

The Carson City Mint was a branch of the US Mint. They produced American silver coins, most notably the Morgan Silver Dollars. However, the facility ceased coining operations in 1893.

These Morgan Dollars are among those manufactured from 1882 and 1884 but hoarded in the US Treasury until the GSA - General Services Administration was allowed to sell the hoarded silver dollars to the public in 1970.

They consist of uncirculated coins, originally sealed in the GSA slabs, and housed in black boxes lined with a light-blue velvet-like material and personalized with a message from President Nixon.

Today, you can acquire Carson City Morgan Silver Dollars GSA with Box & COA, with slabs that state "Silver Dollar", from SD Bullion. However, mintage may vary between 1882 and 1884, according to our inventory availability at the moment of shipping.

Coin Highlights

• Contains .7734 oz of silver;
• Produced by the Carson City Mint, a famous US Mint branch;
• Mintage variation between 1882, 1883, and 1884;
• Packaged in an original GSA plastic holder, display case, and COA;
• Display case states the words "Silver Dollar";
• The obverse showcases George T. Morgan’s Lady Liberty design;
• The Heraldic Eagle features the reverse side.

The Design

Chief Engraver George T. Morgan designed Lady Liberty in a left profile bust, wearing a Phrygian cap adorned with wheat and cotton balls and a tiara engraved with “LIBERTY.” 

The image is encircled by the motto “‘E PLURIBUS UNUM,”’ thirteen five-pointed stars representing the Thirteen Original Colonies and the year of issuance at the bottom.

The reverse showcases a Bald Eagle with outstretched wings, carrying arrows and olive branches, surrounded by laurels. On top of the Eagles’ head read, “IN GOD WE TRUST,” and on the border, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” and “ONE DOLLAR.”

All coins are housed in a GSA holder issued by the US Government from the General Services Administration. The holder will state "Silver Dollar". To note, though the General Services Administration created slabs that stated "Uncirculated Silver Dollar", all it means for these "Silver Dollar" coins is that toning is present and does not imply that they are circulated. This was the standard provided to the General Services Administration at that time.

All holders will be stored inside of an authentic GSA box and COA. Items will not be stored inside of their originally sealed mail package.

A Random Year Purchase

The General Service Agency might have assembled these based on toning, but, regardless, GSA Morgan Dollars are generally regarded for the high design quality of the Carson City morgan dollars within the slab. In fact, it is rare to receive a GSA Morgan Dollar with a grade as low as AU-50. Most GSA Morgan Dollars are between the grades of MS-62 to MS-64, including the ones that state "Silver Dollar" on the slab. That is important to note as all GSA Morgan Dollars purchased here will be based on currently available inventory at the time of purchase.

Buy Random 1882-1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar GSA with Box & COA at SD Bullion

Elevate your silver coin collection with the 1882-1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar.

SD Bullion has few samples of 1882-1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar GSA with Box & COA available for purchase.

So, act now and purchase online or through our service line at 1(800)294-8732.