1878CC VAM 11 Morgan Silver Dollar $1 Lines in Wing PCGS MS 63 DMPL

Product Details:
This is an exceptional and highly sought-after Morgan Silver Dollar, representing a rare combination of the desirable Carson City mintmark, the inaugural year of the series, a key variety, and a premium proof-like surface designation. The first year of the Morgan Dollar series and a highly collectible issue from the prestigious 'CC' mint. The 1878-CC coins are all the earlier Reverse of 1878 variety (Flat Breast Eagle, Parallel Arrow Feathers). The VAM 11 is a significant and actively collected die variety, placing it on the 'Top 100 VAM' list. The defining characteristic of the VAM 11 variety is the presence of heavy die polishing lines (which appear as raised lines on the coin) prominently visible on the reverse, specifically within the fields of the eagle's wings—particularly the lower portion of the left wing and the mid-portion of the right wing. As a DMPL coin from the first year of issue at the Carson City mint, it is considered significantly scarcer than its regular Mint State counterparts, appealing to both Morgan Dollar collectors and die variety specialists. This is an outstanding opportunity to acquire a Top 100 VAM 11 variety in a premium, highly reflective DMPL finish from the historic Carson City Mint.

Coin Features:

• PCGS graded MS 63 DMPL
• Known as a Morgan Silver Dollar
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This is a PCGS graded coin. You will receive the coin pictured. You are purchasing an 1878CC Morgan Silver Dollar graded PCGS MS 63 DMPL.
This is an excellent coin to add to your collection.

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