1883-CC Morgan Dollar Silver Coin (PCGS MS64+ DMPL CAC Certified) | Gold Silver Japan Limited Edition

 【overview】
 Introducing the 1883-CC (Carson City) Morgan Dollar, a legendary masterpiece symbolizing the American Westward Expansion. Graded MS64+ by PCGS, with the DMPL (Deep Mirror Prooflike) designation and the rare CAC certification, this is a truly exceptional piece of the highest quality. This coin is more than just currency; it serves as a mirror reflecting the pride and history of 19th-century America. If you're new to the Morgan Dollar, this is the one to start with. Issued by the Carson City Mint, coveted by collectors, its dazzling deep mirror finish is a testament to its history.

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 [Points to note]

 ✅ PCGS Appraisal: MS64+ DMPL
 This coin has been graded "MS64+" by PCGS, the world's leading grading organization, and is also registered as "DMPL (Deep Mirror Prooflike)." DMPL is a rare grade among Morgan dollars, with a deep, mirror-like luster, similar to a proof coin. The 64+ grade is also extremely rare, boasting quality approaching MS65.

 ✅ CAC certified
 This coin also comes with a green seal from the Certified Acceptance Corporation (CAC). This is proof that the coin has been rated at a high standard not only by PCGS but also by a rigorous third-party reevaluation in the industry. CAC certification has a significant impact on investment value and resale value.

 ✅ Issued in 1883 / Manufactured by the Carson City Mint
 The Carson City (CC) Mint was a short-lived mint located in a mining town in Nevada. Due to its extremely low mintage, Morgan dollars with the "CC" mint mark have always been popular in the market. The 1883 mint is particularly rare in DMPL condition, and it is extremely difficult to find in MS64+ or better.

 ✅ Recommended for both collectors and investors
 The Morgan dollar is a classic among American coin collections. This coin is the ultimate example, combining beauty, rarity, and authenticity. It is an item that can be used for both short-term price appreciation and mid- to long-term asset preservation.

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 [Coin details]
 • Year of publication: 1883
 • Country of issue: United States
 • Face value: $1
 • Mint: Carson City Mint (CC)
 • Appraisal company: PCGS (MS64+ DMPL)
 • Authentication: CAC (Certified Acceptance Corporation)
 • Material: 90% silver, 10% copper
 • Diameter: approx. 38.1mm
 • Weight: 26.73g
 • Condition: Unused/Uncirculated (Mint State)

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 [Design explanation]

 "Obverse"
 The classic Statue of Liberty, "Lady Liberty," is depicted in a majestic style, with exquisite detail in her hair and tiara, enhanced by the surrounding mirrored background in the DMPL effect.

 "Reverse"
 The striking image of the bald eagle, a symbol of America, spreading its wings and holding an arrow and an olive branch is striking. The words "In God We Trust" are placed at the top, expressing the American national creed. The "CC" mint mark at the bottom is a testament to the coveted status of collectors.

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 【Why Goldsilverjapan?】

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 [Notes]

 *The image is of the actual product. PCGS Grading Number: 97145.64+/47902126
 *This product is a one-of-a-kind item. Once sold out, it will not be restocked.
 *CAC certification is a guarantee of added value and is valued in the market as a substantial additional evaluation of the appraisal grade.

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 【summary】
 This "1883-CC Morgan Dollar (PCGS MS64+ DMPL CAC certified)" is an ultimate masterpiece symbolizing the history and artistic merit of American numismatics. This coin, coveted by collectors worldwide, is a rare opportunity to acquire it in Japan. With its rarity, condition, and certification, it is the perfect investment piece to add to your collection or assets.

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