1881-S MS66 PL Wayne Miller Plate Coin

Here is a little numismatic history to share with you all.
I received this 1881-S Wayne Miller Plate Coin from a good friend of mine who also collects PL Morgans. He sent me the original paper work and the book the coin is pictured in " An Analysis of Morgan and Peace Dollars" 1st Edition. He won the coin back in May 1979 from Steve Ivy Numismatic Auctions and was given the notarized paper with Waynes signature. The coin had been graded by PCGS, but was lacking the pedigree designation on the holder. I called up PCGS and they told me to send in the coin with the notarized paper and they would have it designated. This coin is showing good reflection in the fields with nice frosted devices, very close to being DMPL.
Check out the price of the 1881-S in BU thirty years ago, only $9.00





I received this 1881-S Wayne Miller Plate Coin from a good friend of mine who also collects PL Morgans. He sent me the original paper work and the book the coin is pictured in " An Analysis of Morgan and Peace Dollars" 1st Edition. He won the coin back in May 1979 from Steve Ivy Numismatic Auctions and was given the notarized paper with Waynes signature. The coin had been graded by PCGS, but was lacking the pedigree designation on the holder. I called up PCGS and they told me to send in the coin with the notarized paper and they would have it designated. This coin is showing good reflection in the fields with nice frosted devices, very close to being DMPL.
Check out the price of the 1881-S in BU thirty years ago, only $9.00





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Nice coin, too
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Must be the light . . .
Drunner
Edited for spelling instantly.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Oh well . . I thought maybe it was some sort of a test or something. But the coin is waaaaaaay nice. I forgot to comment on that in the first post.
Tom . . maybe it's not just my monitor??
Drunner
Stuart
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<< <i>Apparently the reverse photo has been inadvertently confused with that of another Morgan Dollar, because I agree with other posters that the reverse appears to be that of Philadelphia mint Morgan Dollar with no mintmark. >>
Thank you Drunner and Stuart, you both are very observant
Looks even nicer than the book photo. Bravo Brian . . . top notch piece! That is a premier coin . .
Drunner
A blast from the past.....7515 Greenville Ave. in the old Republic Bank building.
Coin's for sale/trade.
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I would pay STRONGLY to own that coin.