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Item DescriptionCapital Plastics Holder - Carson City Mint Type SetArchival Display for All Denominations Struck at the CC Mint
This holder typically accommodates 7 to 8 coins, encompassing the Silver and Gold coinage produced in Carson City, Nevada, which was active from 1870 to 1893. All coins featured will bear the famous \"CC\" mint mark (with the exception of the Trade Dollar, which was never struck in Carson City but is sometimes included as a slot for completion).
Key Product SpecificationsFeatureDetailProduct NameU.S. Carson City Mint Type SetCapital Plastics ModelCP-425CC (Common screw-together model)Total Coin Openings7 or 8 SlotsOuter Dimensions6 inches x 8 inches(Rectangular Screw-Together Format)AssemblyScrew-Together: Three acrylic panels secured by metal or plastic screws.Coin CompatibilityU.S. Coins bearing the \"CC\" Mint Mark (Gold: 90%, Silver: 90%).Core ColorsWidely available in Black or White acrylic.Title PrintingGold-foil stamped, reading \"CARSON CITY MINT TYPE SET\" with each slot individually labeled by denomination.MaterialNon-PVC, Archival-Safe Acrylic (Plexiglass)Coin ViewDouble-Sided (Allows viewing of both obverse and reverse)The 7 Essential Carson City Denominations
The holder provides slots for the seven types of coins actually struck for circulation at the Carson City Mint:
DenominationCommon Design UsedPeriod Struck (CC Mint)MetalDimeLiberty Seated1871–1878SilverTwenty CentsLiberty Seated1875–1876SilverQuarterLiberty Seated1870–1878SilverHalf DollarLiberty Seated1870–1878SilverDollarMorgan Dollar1878–1893SilverHalf EagleLiberty Head ($5)1870–1893GoldEagleLiberty Head ($10)1870–1893GoldDouble EagleLiberty Head ($20)1870–1893Gold
Note: The set may include only seven slots by grouping the three gold coins into a \"Gold Coin\" category, or it may have a larger number of slots to capture the $20Double Eagle.