***Sale is final.*** The 1881 S SEGS MS66-DMPL Morgan Silver Dollar is a highly sought-after coin among collectors. This uncirculated $1 denomination coin is composed of 90% silver and was minted in San Francisco in 1881. The coin features a deep mirror proof-like strike type and has been certified by PCGS with a grade of MS-66DMPL. With its pristine condition and unique characteristics, this Morgan Silver Dollar is a valuable piece of American numismatic history.

Friedberg # is 2039-F; serial # is GF33333378B. Signatures are Cabral and Snow. DBR Currency – Online paper money at its finest. PMGhas graded this note Superb Gem Unc 67 EPQ, with the distinction of Exceptional Paper Quality.

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The certification number is 2442000-010.

GEM UNCIRCULATED 66 EPQ. (A limp note without any crispness will classify at a lower level.). The corners may be slightly frayed or rounded, and the edges may also be frayed. Pinholes may be readily apparent, but none should be large or obtrusive.

Friedberg # is 2072-K ; serial # is K04172302 . DBR Currency – Online paper money at its finest. PMG has graded this note Choice Unc 64 EPQ, with the distinction of Exceptional Paper Quality. Dallas district, with green seal and serial numbers.

Jack Lee PCGS MS 66 DMPL. This 1883-CC Morgan has been certified as MS 66 DMPL by PCGS. Grade MS 66 DMPL. We look forward to serving you in your investing and collecting goals. Graded By PCGS. Three Cents Two Cents Cents Other U.S. Coins.

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Grade MS 66 DMPL. This piece is certified by PCGS at a remarkable Gem Uncirculated MS 66 and carries the DMPL (Deep Mirror Proof-Like) designation, indicating breathtakingly reflective fields that create a strong ‘black and white’ contrast with the frosted devices.