1881-CC GSA Uncirculated Morgan Silver Dollar – VAM-2
The 1881-CC Morgan Silver Dollar was struck at the historic Carson City Mint in Nevada and is a sought-after issue among Morgan Dollar collectors. This example features the classic Liberty portrait designed by George T. Morgan on the obverse and a majestic heraldic eagle on the reverse.
This coin is part of the famous General Services Administration (GSA) Morgan Dollar hoard, discovered in U.S. Treasury vaults and released to the public during the 1970s and 1980s. The original GSA holder and packaging, when present, add historical interest and collector appeal.
Identified as VAM-2, this coin represents a specific die variety cataloged in the Van Allen-Mallis reference system for Morgan Silver Dollars. Morgan Dollar varieties are collected for their distinctive die characteristics and added numismatic interest.
Coin Details:
Year: 1881
Mint Mark: CC – Carson City
Denomination: $1
Series: Morgan Silver Dollar
Variety: VAM-2
Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
Actual Silver Weight: 0.7734 troy ounces
Condition: Uncirculated
Special Feature: GSA Treasury Hoard issue
A historic Carson City Morgan Dollar combining classic American coinage design, GSA hoard provenance, and a collectible VAM variety designation.