Description: Rare 1970s Carson City GSA Morgan Silver Dollar 1880s Mail Order Form (NO COIN) Great piece of American history. THIS IS A GENUINE GSA CARSON CITY SILVER DOLLAR ORDER BLANK. IT IS IN NEW CONDITION, THIS WAS NEVER USED. RARE ITEM. THESE WERE AVAILABLE AT BANKS ON CARDBOARD DISPLAYS IN 1972 - 1973. IT IS ABOUT THE SIZE OF A SHEET OF PAPER AND TRI-FOLDED AS ORIGINALLY MADE. Brochure/order form only no coin. THE CARSON CITY SILVER DOLLARS They said there was no God west ot the Pecos and no Sunday west of Newton. Champagne and oysters in the saloons of Virginia City, Nevada. Hurdy-gurdy girls. Whiskey straight up. Fiery brews like the Minnie Rifle and the Chain Lightning. The time is 1864, boom time at the Washoc Range. They jam Silver City, John town and Gold Hill. The mines groan. The Comstock Lode is rich with silver. The blue grit that had clogged the gold panners' screens is precious. A branch mint is organized in Carson City and, by 1874, the Big Bonanza is on, as the Consolidated Virginia Mine strikes the largest gold and silver deposits in the history of the Comstock Lode. Toil after ton, the ore is minted into dimes, quarters, half eagles, double eagles, and the famous Carson City silver dollars. But the cost of minting runs high, and the demand for the coins out West gets low. Operations cease at the mint and the building becomes an assay office. The time is 1893, and the Carson City silver dollars lie forgotten in their bags, forgotten throughout the silver melts of the early 1900s. Now, the lost silver of the Old West, in the form of three million silver dollars, has been rediscovered in the vaults of the U. S. Treasury. Here is your chance to own one of these treasured souvenirs of the great days of'the Old West. These coins are being placed on sale under authority given to the head of the General .Services Administration, Arthur F. Sampson, under Public Law 91-6(17. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE OF RARE SILVER DOLLARS 1. Sales of the rare silver dollars are limited to citizens of the United States. By submitting this order, the offerer certifies that he or she is a citizen of the United States. 2. Each offerer may order only one coin in each of the three categories. Orders may not be withdrawn or modified. By submitting this order, the offerer certifies that not more than one offer has been made under this and any other order for each category of coins, and that orders do not exceed the maximum limitations of three coins, 3. Coins classified as "uncirculated" have not previously been placed in circulation. No other engross or implied warranties are made. Coins may have scratches, nicks, hag marks, and tarnish; therefore, all coins are sold on an "ai-is" basis. No Inspections are permitted. All sales are final and no refunds or exchanges shall be made. t. 5. Only whole dollar amounts will be considered when evaluating the offers. 6. If fewer offers are received for any one category of coins than (the total inventory of coins in that category, coins will be awarded to offerers at the minimum acceptable price. In this case, the amount paid over and above the minimum acceptable price will be refunded. However, refunds of less than a dollar will not be made unless specifically requested in writing. 7. If more offers are received for any one category of coins than the total inventory of coins in that category, coins will be awarded to the highest offerers in descending order. When two or more offers are the same and the quantity of available coins is not enough to satisfy such offers, awards will be made by drawing ol tots to determine the successful offerers. 8. Delivery of coins will be made to successful offerors by registered mail to the address specified on the order. Deliveries can be made only to addressees in the United States, its territories and possessions, and to military APO and FPO members. 9. Orders that do not comply with the terms and conditions of the sale will not be considered and will be returned. 10. The Government's liability in any case where liability of the Government to the offerer has been established shall not exceed refund of the payment the Government may have received. 11. Orders must he received on or before January 31, 1973. Orders received after this date will not be considered. if U.S.GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE;
Price: 55 USD
Location: East Rochester, New York
End Time: 2024-08-17T11:25:33.000Z
Shipping Cost: 0 USD
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Restocking Fee: No
Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 14 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Modified Item: No
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Certification: order form
Mint Location: Carson City
Year: 1880s form was 1970s
Circulated/Uncirculated: unused order form
Denomination: $1
