The 1885-CC Morgan Silver Dollar is one of the most desirable Carson City issues in the classic Morgan Dollar series, combining a low mintage of just 228,000 coins with the enduring appeal of the historic Carson City Mint. Its distinctive “CC” mint mark and connection to the Old West make this issue a standout for collectors of classic American silver dollars.

Graded PCGS MS63, this example is housed in a desirable Old Green Holder (OGH), adding vintage PCGS holder appeal to an already sought-after coin. PCGS reports a population of 7,255 examples graded MS63, while the number estimated to remain in an Old Green Holder is 30 or fewer, adding another level of collector appeal.

The addition of a CAC sticker further distinguishes this piece, signaling its recognition for quality within the assigned grade. With an estimated CAC population of 5 or fewer for this OGH example, the combination of Carson City provenance, PCGS certification, OGH status, and CAC approval creates exceptional collector appeal.

Designed by George T. Morgan, this classic silver dollar features the famous Liberty portrait on the obverse and the heraldic eagle on the reverse. Struck in 90% silver and 10% copper, the coin measures 38.10 mm in diameter, weighs 26.73 grams, and carries the substantial presence collectors expect from an authentic Morgan Silver Dollar.

Key Features

• 1885-CC Morgan Silver Dollar from the historic Carson City Mint

• Graded PCGS MS63, with a reported PCGS population of 7,255

• Housed in a desirable Old Green Holder (OGH), with an estimated population of 30 or fewer

• CAC approved, with an estimated population of 5 or fewer

With its low mintage, legendary Carson City origin, PCGS MS63 certification, vintage OGH, and CAC approval, this 1885-CC Morgan Silver Dollar is a remarkable piece of American numismatic history and a standout addition to an advanced collection.