1883 Carson City Silver Dollar Coin Value?

riftcamp- This technically is not a "modern US coin," but I'm happy to help out. This coin appears to be Brilliant Uncirculated and in the government packaging. Carson City silver dollars are rather scarce and are quite sought-after by collectors. I do not have my price guides on hand at the moment, but I can assure you that your coin is easily worth more to you than $110.

Sorry about posting in the wrong section, and thanks for your input Archraz and Foxwoods on this coin. That gives me a good idea of it's value. What source would you use to get a value of a coin, I have other coins I received in a inherit. I could use the help.

So the value of the coin is different because it was never circulated but came from a ‘special mixed selection', so the value is different than a true uncirculated coin. That was my assumption, but wanted to double check. Thanks Southsav.
What does the 'GSA DC 73 -11321' number mean that are printed at the bottom of the pages? I know the GSA is General Services Administration, but have no clue of the numbers.

Actually I think you may be getting some incorrect information here on the Forum with regards to values of the "Silver Dollars" vs the "Uncirculated Silver Dollars". Many of the coins put in the second grouping of "Silver Dollars" were scratched but a large portion were put there simply because of toning or coloring on the coins. I have seen beautiful MS65 rainbow toned dollars in the "Silver Dollar" slab, often higher grade coins than the blast white low 60 range coins in the "Uncirculated Silver Dollar" slabs. You have to examine the coin itself. Also realize that when these all came out, there was little or no premium for the GSA case and thousands and thousands were cracked out and submitted to TPGs for grading, lowering the overall population remaining in the GSA holder. I think you should be able to get $180 up for your coin if it is not scratched or other wise damaged. With the multitude of collectors now that like toned dollars, don't downplay the value based on the GSA slab without carefully examining the coin itself. I believe the cert you have with the designation GSA DC 73-11321 means your coin was coin 11321 in June 1973 sale which included 1882CC, 1883CC, 1884CC dollars remaining from the first sale in Oct 1972 as well as the entire supply of 1878CC, 1890CC and 1891CC dollars along with Mixed CC, Mixed uncirculated, and Mixed circulated dollars.

I stand corrected, thank you for the clarification on the cert numbers

i own both the uncirculated and the silver dollar version of the gsa cc morgans. here is a picture of just the regular silver dollar. The camera can be seen in the reflection but nothing I could do about it. The toning on the reverse is alot nicer in hand than my picture shows.