1884-CC $1 F15 认证号33424743, PCGS号7152

Almost every single one of the over 1.1 million silver dollars minted by the Carson City mint in 1884 stayed in vaults. A few were purportedly paid out in 1938-1939, but even as late as 1964, approximately 85 percent of the original mintage remained in U.S. government vaults. That’s what makes well-worn examples like this F-15 specimen so difficult to find.

Ron Guth

The 1884-CC is one of the most common dates in the entire series, but because of the CC mintmark, it continues to generate a strong collector premium.  Most 1844-CC Dollars come from the hoard of dollars found in the Treasury in the 1960's and sold to collectors in the late 1970's and early 1980's.  The vast majority of 1884-CC Dollars grade MS-64, with a slightly smaller number in MS-63.  Gems are also plentiful but become very scarce in MS-67.  The finest examples certified by PCGS as of March 2011 are three MS-68's.