1891-CC Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS-62

1891-CC Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS-62

Add one of the final Carson City Morgan Dollars to your collection with this 1891-CC Morgan Silver Dollar certified MS-62 by NGC. Struck during the closing years of coin production at the historic Carson City Mint, the 1891-CC remains one of the most desirable later-date Morgan Dollars and continues to attract collectors seeking authentic Wild West history preserved in silver.

The Carson City Mint operated from 1870 through 1893, producing coins from silver mined primarily from Nevada's famous Comstock Lode. Today, coins bearing the coveted CC mint mark are among the most collected issues in American numismatics due to their historical significance, relatively limited mintages, and enduring collector demand.

Coin Highlights

  • Exact coin shown
  • 1891 Carson City Morgan Silver Dollar
  • Certified NGC MS-62
  • Historic Carson City Mint issue
  • Contains 0.7734 Troy oz of silver
  • 90% Silver / 10% Copper
  • Original mintage of 1,618,000
  • George T. Morgan design
  • NGC certification number 6033092-022
  • Protected in an official NGC holder
  • Popular collector coin from the final years of Carson City production

Certified MS-62 by NGC, this coin has been authenticated and professionally graded before being encapsulated in a secure holder designed for long-term preservation. Mint State examples are uncirculated coins that exhibit no wear from circulation while displaying grade-appropriate contact marks and handling characteristics.

Containing approximately 0.7734 troy ounce of .900 fine silver, this Morgan Dollar combines intrinsic precious metal content with substantial collectible value. The majority of its worth comes from its Carson City origin, certified Mint State grade, and ongoing collector demand rather than its silver content alone.

The photographs shown are of the exact certified coin that will be delivered.

Product ID 560299
Year 1891
Mint Mark CC
Strike MS
Grade MS-62
Variety -
Precious Metal Weight 0.77344 ozt Silver
Grading Agency NGC
Specification properties No
Serial 6033092-022
Status Active
Designation -
Additional Info -

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1891-CC Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS-62

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1891-CC Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS-62

Add one of the final Carson City Morgan Dollars to your collection with this 1891-CC Morgan Silver Dollar certified MS-62 by NGC. Struck during the closing years of coin production at the historic Carson City Mint, the 1891-CC remains one of the most desirable later-date Morgan Dollars and continues to attract collectors seeking authentic Wild West history preserved in silver.

The Carson City Mint operated from 1870 through 1893, producing coins from silver mined primarily from Nevada's famous Comstock Lode. Today, coins bearing the coveted CC mint mark are among the most collected issues in American numismatics due to their historical significance, relatively limited mintages, and enduring collector demand.

Coin Highlights

  • Exact coin shown
  • 1891 Carson City Morgan Silver Dollar
  • Certified NGC MS-62
  • Historic Carson City Mint issue
  • Contains 0.7734 Troy oz of silver
  • 90% Silver / 10% Copper
  • Original mintage of 1,618,000
  • George T. Morgan design
  • NGC certification number 6033092-022
  • Protected in an official NGC holder
  • Popular collector coin from the final years of Carson City production

Certified MS-62 by NGC, this coin has been authenticated and professionally graded before being encapsulated in a secure holder designed for long-term preservation. Mint State examples are uncirculated coins that exhibit no wear from circulation while displaying grade-appropriate contact marks and handling characteristics.

Containing approximately 0.7734 troy ounce of .900 fine silver, this Morgan Dollar combines intrinsic precious metal content with substantial collectible value. The majority of its worth comes from its Carson City origin, certified Mint State grade, and ongoing collector demand rather than its silver content alone.

The photographs shown are of the exact certified coin that will be delivered.

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