Morgan Silver Dollar Almost Uncirculated 1891-CC

Every collector looks for that magical "CC" mint-mark on the reverse of the Morgan Silver dollar. Coins that have that mint-mark tend to have a higher value, due to a lower mintage when compared to the mintages of other Morgans. Carson City was a sector of the US Mint that produced coins for circulation. Since this sector was much smaller than the other sectors in Philadelphia, New Orleans, and San Francisco, it didn't produce many coins every year. This fact alone naturally leads to a lower mintage coin that has been increasingly difficult to locate over the years. Your 1891-CC Morgan features the highly popular "CC" mint-mark in almost uncirculated condition. Some traits of a coin that is considered almost uncirculated are bag marks and surface abrasions are normal and are to be expected since the coin isn't in brilliant uncirculated condition. At such an achievable price, any one with interest can own this highly valuable coin!