1884-CC $1 MS66 PCGS CAC

The 1884-CC, alongside its counterparts, the 1882-CC and 1883-CC, stands out as one of the more economically accessible CC-Mint silver dollars in lower grades, maintaining popularity within this consistently favored design type. However, in contrast, all three issues are notably scarce in the highest Mint State grades. This scarcity gains significance given the demand for such coins among Morgan dollar and Carson City Mint enthusiasts, making the discovery of these coins a noteworthy find. Carson City mint mark Silver Dollars continue to surge in popularity, commanding a strong premium due to their coveted history in the Wild West. The discovery of the Comstock Lode adds to the allure of these legendary Silver Dollars from the Carson City Mint, with the Comstock Lode being recognized as one of the world's richest silver deposits.This PCGS-encased example, boasting CAC approval, showcases incredible eye appeal. A truly dazzling specimen, its frosty and vibrant white surfaces reveal an intense luster of nearly flawless quality. The current example represents a significant discovery, considering that the date is readily available up to MS65 but becomes scarce thereafter. With only 51 finer examples at CAC, the rarity of this coin is underscored. In the most recent transaction, the last CAC-approved example fetched a strong $2,640 01/24 HA, while a MS67 CAC-approved specimen sold for $9,600 2023 HA.

PCGS Cert Verification #35971205

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