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Caches of Morgan Dollars produced at the Carson City Mint were discovered and were sold to coin collectors by the federal government in the early 1970s. Many of these dollars were uncirculated and are called GSAs (named after the General Services Administration) and come in black plastic holders that mimic the holders used for proof silver Eisenhower dollars of the period. These have become collectible items within the GSA encapsulation.
Population of only 2 in this grade, and only 1 graded higher. Comes with original GSA display box and COA.
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Product ID: 27262
Officially called the "government hoard," the government locked down on the exchange of silver certificates for silver dollars and in doing so, recovered 3 million Morgans just sitting in bags. ... (more)
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Product ID: 3094
Rare high grade GSA Morgan Dollar. Brilliant luster on obverse and reverse. Reverse is exceptional.
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Product ID: 9565
The 1884-CC Morgan silver dollar was once considered "missing" since it was very hard to find them, outside of being circulated. Then, in the 1960's, the government winded down on the exchange of ... (more)
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Product ID: 7023
When looking for Morgans in GSA packaging, you will notice most of these Morgans carry a "CC" mint-mark. In the mid 1960's, many sealed bags, containing 3 million Morgans, were discovered by the ... (more)
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Product ID: 7022
Most GSA Morgans are ones minted at the Carson City Mint. The Nevada-based mint is famously known for having a small building, thus minting a small amount of coins at a time, thus makes those ... (more)
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Product ID: 18503
In the mid 1960's, an act took place which would later earn the name: the government hoard. The government hoard was basically the end of exchanging silver certificates for silver dollars and the ... (more)
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Product ID: 11461
A government hoard took place, in the mid 1960's, that ended the exchange of silver certificates for silver dollars. The act is called "the hoard" because the government had over 3 million ... (more)
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Product ID: 7021
In the mid 1960's, the government decided to cease the act that allowed silver certificates to be exchanged for silver dollars. This led to a government "hoard," wherein the government was left ... (more)
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Product ID: 18504
In the mid 1960's, the government started to wind down the ability to exchange silver certificates for silver dollars. This led to the famous government "hoard," that released over 3 million ... (more)
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Product ID: 3090
One of the originally packaged GSA Morgans, the 1881-CC is ready to be added to your highly numismatic collection! This Morgan is one of the few that have maintained their incredibly low mintage ... (more)
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Product ID: 8262
Among the highly sought after Morgan silver dollars, the 1880-CC is one of 360,000 Morgans minted that year. Even though there was a discovery, in the 1960's, making the mintage of many "rare" ... (more)
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Product ID: 3089
In the 1960's, bags upon bags of BU Morgans were discovered. Morgans that were once though of as rare or, were now considered with a higher mintage. At the time, the government packaged thousands ... (more)
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Product ID: 3092
