1883-84CC Uncircs
rfogg
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Hello again from the newbie.
I seemed to have alot of the "re-released" Carson City 1883 and 84 Morgans still in the Carson City Mint plastic cases with some note about them having survived the massive silver melt downs of the early 1900's and having been found in 1964 by a Treasury audit. I'll post some pics if that will help. Just looking for info at this point. Thanks.
I seemed to have alot of the "re-released" Carson City 1883 and 84 Morgans still in the Carson City Mint plastic cases with some note about them having survived the massive silver melt downs of the early 1900's and having been found in 1964 by a Treasury audit. I'll post some pics if that will help. Just looking for info at this point. Thanks.
Randy W Fogg
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Russ, NCNE
U.S. Nickels Complete Set with Major Varieties, Circulation Strikes
U.S. Dimes Complete Set with Major Varieties, Circulation Strikes
A typical 1883-CC or 1884-CC is usually worth less than 200.00 dollars.
I'll keep looking for the interesting stuff.
Year Total
1878-CC 60,993
1879-CC 4,123
1880-CC 131,529
1881-CC 147,485
1882-CC 605,029
1883-CC 755,518
1884-CC 962,638
1885-CC 148,285
1889-CC 1
1890-CC 3,949
1891-CC 5,687
1892-CC 1
1893-CC 1
P.S. Don't break them out of the GSA holders.
<< <i>P.S. Don't break them out of the GSA holders. >>
Yep,
I've learned that much at least.
I wouldn't crack anything out of the boxes now. Send pics first. Lots of people on this form have a good eye re Morgans.
"Seu cabra da peste,
"Sou Mangueira......."
<< <i>I wouldn't crack anything out of the boxes now. Send pics first. Lots of people on this form have a good eye re Morgans. >>
I agree. Once upon a time, people used to crack these out to submit for grading. But now many collectors are putting a premium on the GSA holders, *and* they can be graded by some services -- I know NGC does it now, for example.