$1.00 Silver 1890-CC PCGS MS63+ DMPL
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$1.00 Silver 1890-CC PCGS MS63+ DMPL. Dazzling, jewel-like, fully mirrored fields clearly set this glorious coin apart from the typical Mint State survivor of this elusive Carson City issue. There is an abundance of deep cameo contrast that is rarely encountered on ANY date Morgan Dollar, let alone a highly challenging issue such as this. We cannot over-stress to our bidders the sheer visual distinction of this splendid offering! Est. $1350.
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$1.00 Silver 1890-CC PCGS MS63+ DMPL
Estimate $2 - $100,000
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