1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned

1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned
1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned
1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned
1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned
1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned
1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned
1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned
1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned

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1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned

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1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA

  • Date: 1881
  • Mint: Carson City
  • Grade: Uncirculated
  • Certification: N/A
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1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned

Exploring the 1881-CC Morgan Dollar GSA Toned

The 1881-CC Morgan Dollar is a fascinating coin that captures the rich history of America’s Comstock Lode and the remarkable craftsmanship of the U.S. Mint. Struck at the Carson City Mint, which operated from 1870 to 1893, the 1881-CC Morgan Dollar is particularly esteemed by collectors, not only for its historical significance but also for its interesting tones that develop over time.

The term “GSA” refers to the General Services Administration, which in the early 1970s undertook the monumental task of redistributing millions of Morgan and Peace silver dollars stored in U.S. Treasury vaults. Among these were the Morgan Dollars minted in Carson City, including the 1881-CC. Coins encapsulated and sold by the GSA are often retained in their original government packaging, adding to their desirability among numismatists.

The toning of these coins is a particular point of interest. Natural toning occurs as a result of the coin’s exposure to various elements over decades, often leading to a spectrum of colors ranging from subtle golds and blues to vibrant pinks and purples. This patina can significantly enhance a coin’s appeal, making each piece unique in appearance. The pristine luster, combined with the historical packaging and the distinctive mark of the Carson City Mint, collectively contribute to the 1881-CC Morgan Dollar’s allure.

For collectors, acquiring a toned 1881-CC Morgan Dollar in its GSA holder is like holding a piece of American history that beautifully narrates the coin’s journey through time. Its blend of rarity, aesthetic appeal, and historical importance makes it a treasure not just of the numismatic world but of the broader tapestry of American heritage.

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Coin Condition

Brilliant Uncirculated

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You do not need to schedule an in-person buying consultation at Arnold Jewelers in Largo. Simply come in during our store hours, and our Numismatist, Gemologist, or Rolex specialist will take a look at your applicable items.

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Once assessed, you will receive a written offer on the spot. Upon acceptance of the offer, you will receive payment immediately. We pay the most for gold, silver, coins, Rolex, and diamonds in the Tampa Bay Area.

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  • Fill out the Online Mail-in form for Gold or Silver
  • Package up your goods and send them via mail! We will reimburse up to $15 of shipping costs
  • We will inspect your items, and you will receive a final offer.
  • Upon our offer, you will receive payment.
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We buy coins online! We are interested in the following:

  • Ancient & Medieval coins
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Zack, our primary coin grader, will evaluate up to 10 coins for free to let you know if certifying them will increase their value or not. The additional fee for individual assessment is $5/coin.

Reasons to certify a coin:

  • Authenticity: Some coin types are incredibly scarce and just being certified makes them more valuable.
  • Condition Grade: If the coin attains a numerical grade it may affect the price.
  • Security: Certified coins are given serial numbers that can then be registered and insured for protection against theft or loss.
  • Value: Grading takes out the guesswork of a coin’s value letting you find a stricter range of value.

Reasons not to certify a coin:

  • Condition: If the surfaces have been damaged, cleaned, or altered in any way the coin is likely not worth certifying.
  • Color: Some coins are given fake toning to hide defects these colors appear unnatural and can devalue a coin.
  • Staining: Certain metals can be stained after reacting with various chemicals leaving them discolored.

Here we treat you the same as we would a coin dealer and offer incredible wholesale pricing the same pricing that a fellow coin dealer would be paying on the exact market. We will even show you this information at the time of sale from other coin buyers.

Not all silver bullion is created equal – many coin dealers will simply buy 1 oz of .999 fine silver for whatever the silver market may be. There are many both modern and vintage coins made for silver bullion that bring larger premiums beyond that.

DO YOU HAVE A SIZEABLE COLLECTION OF COINS OR INHERIT A COLLECTION THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET A QUOTE TO SELL?

Here at Arnold Jewelry & Coin, one or multiple of our coin buyers can make an appointment to come out to you and evaluate your collection. The initial cost for an evaluation is $60/hour and we can tell you individual values or pricing for the entire collection – if you end up selling the collection or part of the collection to our coin shop the hourly fee is waived. In addition to coins, we buy paper currency, cards, comics, antiques & other collector items.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A COIN DEALER TO EITHER BUY OR SELL YOUR COINS, WE CARRY BOTH PCGS & NGC CERTIFIED COINS OR WE CAN HAVE YOUR COINS GRADED AT DEALER PRICING.

Being an authorized coin dealer means we have direct accounts with PCGS & NGC – the top coin certifiers in the nation. Now than ever, it is more important to find a reputable coin dealer as with each year better and better counterfeits are being made and sold – lots of people end up getting taken advantage of trusting an unknown coin buyer. Counterfeit coins have led to a major increase in certified coin grading and authentication, beware of any coin shop you are unable to call directly or locate their direct physical location. Many false coin dealers or coin shops pop up online offering deals too good to seem true both graded and ungraded coins – if you feel this way it is likely the case. Be wary of these websites posing to be “coin dealers” look at the other items they are selling other than coins or check their google reviews/business information.

If you are looking for a coin shop to value your items simply send us a list or photos of your coins and we will get you an evaluation back to you quickly. Selling is easier than ever, once you send your photos and receive an estimate for your coins just ship your coins out priority or express mail with signature confirmation to our coin shop. As soon as we get the coins in we will check to verify they are as what we evaluated. Once approved we quickly send out a payment to you via check, wire, Zelle, Venmo, or PayPal. We hope to become your local or not-so-local coin dealer.

UNLIKE MOST OTHER COIN SHOPS, WE DEAL IN BOTH FOREIGN, US, AND BULLION COINS.

Most coin buyers do not pay up for foreign coins as there are so many types, varieties, and denominations. However, Zack, our primary coin buyer, specializes in foreign coins and has paid up to $10,000 for individual foreign pieces.

As a coin buyer, we pay the top dollar for your uncertified & certified coins. No collection is too big or too small we are a powerful coin buyer and have purchased collections for upwards of $250,000! Not only do we pay top dollar for your coins our coin shop also sells at incredible pricing. Whether it is a numismatic piece or a bullion item if you scour the internet for pricing you will likely find no other coin shop or coin dealer with better pricing than us. We try to be incredibly competitive and aggressive with our pricing. We are always looking for new inventory and the next hot items to add to our coin shop displays.

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