History of The Carson City Mint with Robert Nylen

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One of the most iconic Mints in United States history, the Carson City Mint is a symbol of the historic silver rush of the Comstock Lode and coins of the old west.
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[@drunkbuzzard3237]

I helped install cameras in the mint and museum in 1976 basically my first job after high school. I got up the attic and nooks and crannies.

[@antoniusbritannia8217]

Well produced, and very informative video. I have a nice 1883 CC GSA Morgan in my collection. Great little piece of history!

[@chrisbudesa]

I still have the one I purchased in 1972.

[@billcarson8246]

Nice job 😊😊😊😊

[@Rocknranchman]

Great video and history about the Carson City mint that answered many questions about that CC mint mark! Thanks!👍

[@Rocknranchman]

I hope to visit this mint someday - on my bucket list for sure! Nice short video! Thanks!👍

[@andrewmcdonald6208]

Well done Video on the Carson City Mint. Would love to visit some day....post Covid-19

[@stanlee1884S]

Personally loved watching.Great short film.

[@timmaybanks5473]

great history lesson thanks

[@ROGUESILVER]

love the video thank you learned alot!!

[@kristophergunnar9551]

instablaster

[@ramonm.5399]

Love then videos,have 6 of those cc Morgan b.u .very pretty.

[@Willppyro]

its crazy to think at one point those seated CC morgans were once literally worth 1 doller. but when you do the math 1 USD in 1866 is equal to 19.16 today according to inflation.

[@DavesWestsideEdit]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed. Please subscribe if you would like to see more documentaries or coin videos.

[@scandinavianstacker8485]

Why Grover Cleveland was anti-silver?

[@goober208]

He was invested in lead

[@Gold-oj8do]

He was anti-silver because of all the silver found at Mt. Davidson. There was so much of it, it brought the price way down. The government was basically forced to buy it and coined it into Morgan silver dollars which were not needed at that time.

[@badasssnow]

Grover Cleveland is the reason labor day exists. He sent 100's of US military troops to bust up a railroad worker protest about unsafe and unfair working conditions. 12 of those men died. Other state's officials and parts of the government strongly disagreed with the presidents actions. Grovers party pretty much turned against him, and the government gave Americans labor day as an olive branch for what happened.

[@mattyounger9907]

Treasury guys change shortage just open the regional mints again cc no San Francisco

[@chrisbudesa]

Nearly as much value was struck in gold as in silver.