1921 Morgan or Peace Dollar? Both? Unique?

Zoins

Is this the George Morgan provenance from his personal collection?

MsMorrisine

I think it is the new age spelling of Peace.

Morgan Out!

Zoins

PCGS lists Morgan as the Variety:

• Cert: https://www.pcgs.com/cert/42772052

pcgscacgold

I am guessing error slabs are collectible??

MFeld

Maybe you’re trying to be funny, but the coin was just mistakenly entered as a Morgan (PCGS #7296), rather than a Peace dollar of that date.

Zoins

@pcgscacgold said:
I am guessing error slabs are collectible??

Of course they are

Zoins

@MFeld said:
Maybe you’re trying to be funny, but the coin was just mistakenly entered as a Morgan (PCGS #7296), rather than a Peace dollar of that date.

Perhaps, but, if so, it's a nice mistake!

MFeld

@Zoins said:

@MFeld said:
Maybe you’re trying to be funny, but the coin was just mistakenly entered as a Morgan (PCGS #7296), rather than a Peace dollar of that date.

Perhaps, but, if so, it's a nice mistake!

There’s no “if so” about it.

Zoins

@MFeld said:

@Zoins said:

@MFeld said:
Maybe you’re trying to be funny, but the coin was just mistakenly entered as a Morgan (PCGS #7296), rather than a Peace dollar of that date.

Perhaps, but, if so, it's a nice mistake!

There’s no “if so” about it.

Did you hear that from PCGS?

As highly probable as your supposition might be, it would be good to have confirmation if you are going to claim 100%. I might agree with 99.9%

MFeld

@Zoins said:

@MFeld said:

@Zoins said:

@MFeld said:
Maybe you’re trying to be funny, but the coin was just mistakenly entered as a Morgan (PCGS #7296), rather than a Peace dollar of that date.

Perhaps, but, if so, it's a nice mistake!

There’s no “if so” about it.

Did you hear that from PCGS?

As highly probable as your supposition might be, it would be good to have confirmation if you are going to claim 100%. I might agree with 99.9%

Feel free to contemplate what other explanation there might be, considering that the label bears the PCGS number for a 1921 Morgan Dollar. And while you’re at it, be thinking about whether PCGS would have merely used “Morgan”, as opposed to “George Morgan” (or something similar) to signify such a provenance.

ricko

Looks like a labeling error to me.... I suppose someone will pay a premium for that....Not I.... Cheers, RickO

Zoins

@MFeld said:

@Zoins said:

@MFeld said:

@Zoins said:

@MFeld said:
Maybe you’re trying to be funny, but the coin was just mistakenly entered as a Morgan (PCGS #7296), rather than a Peace dollar of that date.

Perhaps, but, if so, it's a nice mistake!

There’s no “if so” about it.

Did you hear that from PCGS?

As highly probable as your supposition might be, it would be good to have confirmation if you are going to claim 100%. I might agree with 99.9%

Feel free to contemplate what other explanation there might be, considering that the label bears the PCGS number for a 1921 Morgan Dollar. And while you’re at it, be thinking about whether PCGS would have merely used “Morgan”, as opposed to “George Morgan” (or something similar) to signify such a provenance.

Will do

It’s nice to have fun with collecting

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micotu

How much would an error slab on an error coin fetch? Hrmm....

ifthevamzarockin

Easily fixed with a Sharpie.

Crypto

Don’t love it as a 45 either

jmlanzaf

@ifthevamzarockin said:
Easily fixed with a Sharpie.

Our you can put a decal over the coin and then the beautiful slab is correct.