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1893-CC $1 Morgan Dollar PCGS MS63
US $13,499
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PCGS
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3633232
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2026-06-09
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1893-CC $1 Morgan Dollar PCGS MS63
1893-CC $1 Morgan Dollar PCGS MS63
1893-CC $1
SKU: 3633232
Early Blue label holder with series and coin number. Last Carson City Morgan Dollar issue, and one of the most coveted dollars in the entire series.
The 1893-CC Morgan Silver Dollar represents the final chapter of coinage at the storied Carson City Mint, a distinction that alone ensures enduring collector demand. On the obverse, George T. Morgan’s iconic left-facing portrait of Liberty is framed by the legend E PLURIBUS UNUM above, with the date 1893 below and stars encircling the border. The reverse displays the heraldic eagle with outstretched wings, clasping arrows and an olive branch, surrounded by the inscriptions UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ONE DOLLAR, and IN GOD WE TRUST, with the prized CC mintmark below the wreath.
Certified PCGS MS63, this example offers the strong visual presence expected of a Select Mint State Carson City dollar. The issue is known for irregular striking quality and heavy bagmarking, and most survivors show noticeable abrasions from storage and handling in Treasury bags. This piece fits comfortably within the grade, with attractive mint frost, solid cartwheel luster, and pleasing overall brilliance. As is typical for the date, slight softness may be present at the central hair above Liberty’s ear and on the eagle’s breast feathers, though the coin remains boldly defined and highly appealing for the designation. The surfaces retain the classic look collectors seek in a high-grade CC Morgan, with the kind of honest preservation that speaks to the issue’s often-challenging condition profile.
Within the Morgan Dollar series, the 1893-CC holds a position of unusual importance. It is not only the last Carson City dollar, but also one of the three great Carson City rarities alongside the 1879-CC and 1889-CC. While sufficient examples survive to keep the coin obtainable, it has long been recognized as a semi-key to key-level issue in the broader Morgan series and a major prize among branch mint specialists. Unlike some other scarce Carson City dollars that are heavily represented by circulated submissions, the 1893-CC has a substantial portion of its certified population in Mint State, yet quality remains inconsistent because many were poorly stored. As a result, sharply appealing examples are consistently sought after.
The mintage of 677,000 pieces is modest by Morgan Dollar standards, and the issue enjoys intense demand thanks to its Carson City origin, final-year status, and standing as one of the scarcest regular-issue Morgan Dollars. PCGS reports a population of 1,165 examples in MS63, with only 704 graded finer. Those figures underscore both the availability of the date in this collectible Mint State tier and the clear scarcity of higher-grade survivors, especially when eye appeal is taken into consideration. True Gems are decidedly rare, adding further importance to properly graded Select examples such as this.
A classic final-year Carson City dollar with undeniable series importance, this 1893-CC PCGS MS63 is a compelling addition to any advanced Morgan Dollar cabinet.
PCGS # 7222.000000
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS63
Year 1893
Strike Business
1893-CC $1 Morgan Dollar PCGS MS63
1893-CC $1
SKU: 3633232
Early Blue label holder with series and coin number. Last Carson City Morgan Dollar issue, and one of the most coveted dollars in the entire series.
The 1893-CC Morgan Silver Dollar represents the final chapter of coinage at the storied Carson City Mint, a distinction that alone ensures enduring collector demand. On the obverse, George T. Morgan’s iconic left-facing portrait of Liberty is framed by the legend E PLURIBUS UNUM above, with the date 1893 below and stars encircling the border. The reverse displays the heraldic eagle with outstretched wings, clasping arrows and an olive branch, surrounded by the inscriptions UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ONE DOLLAR, and IN GOD WE TRUST, with the prized CC mintmark below the wreath.
Certified PCGS MS63, this example offers the strong visual presence expected of a Select Mint State Carson City dollar. The issue is known for irregular striking quality and heavy bagmarking, and most survivors show noticeable abrasions from storage and handling in Treasury bags. This piece fits comfortably within the grade, with attractive mint frost, solid cartwheel luster, and pleasing overall brilliance. As is typical for the date, slight softness may be present at the central hair above Liberty’s ear and on the eagle’s breast feathers, though the coin remains boldly defined and highly appealing for the designation. The surfaces retain the classic look collectors seek in a high-grade CC Morgan, with the kind of honest preservation that speaks to the issue’s often-challenging condition profile.
Within the Morgan Dollar series, the 1893-CC holds a position of unusual importance. It is not only the last Carson City dollar, but also one of the three great Carson City rarities alongside the 1879-CC and 1889-CC. While sufficient examples survive to keep the coin obtainable, it has long been recognized as a semi-key to key-level issue in the broader Morgan series and a major prize among branch mint specialists. Unlike some other scarce Carson City dollars that are heavily represented by circulated submissions, the 1893-CC has a substantial portion of its certified population in Mint State, yet quality remains inconsistent because many were poorly stored. As a result, sharply appealing examples are consistently sought after.
The mintage of 677,000 pieces is modest by Morgan Dollar standards, and the issue enjoys intense demand thanks to its Carson City origin, final-year status, and standing as one of the scarcest regular-issue Morgan Dollars. PCGS reports a population of 1,165 examples in MS63, with only 704 graded finer. Those figures underscore both the availability of the date in this collectible Mint State tier and the clear scarcity of higher-grade survivors, especially when eye appeal is taken into consideration. True Gems are decidedly rare, adding further importance to properly graded Select examples such as this.
A classic final-year Carson City dollar with undeniable series importance, this 1893-CC PCGS MS63 is a compelling addition to any advanced Morgan Dollar cabinet.
PCGS # 7222.000000
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS63
Year 1893
Strike Business
