Morgan Silver Dollar F polished 1883-CC

With only 1.2 million Morgans minted at Carson City in 1883, it is no wonder why they are a high premium coin. The Carson City mint began production in 1870 and after some rough patches, closed in 1893. Instead of riding out the rest of the Morgan silver dollar's reign, the Carson City Mint had to close its doors eleven years before the Morgan ceased production. Since this Nevada based mint was so small in stature, it could only produce a small amount of Morgans annually. This lent to the famous low mintages from the small but mighty mint. Your 1883-CC was minted at the US Mint in Carson City and carries the beloved mint mark "CC," right underneath the eagle's tail feathers. This coin is considered to be in almost good condition, containing a large amount of wear, especially on the image details, but the date is still readable.