PCGS pop report mystery

[DHalladay]

I know PCGS never makes mistakes but...
what the heck is a 1921 Morgan Cleveland Blue Eagle??

It sounds more like a description for a piece of currency.

PCGS pop report.jpg (69.46 KiB) Viewed 3594 times

[pup_picker]

looks like a special label/signature of something.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=cleaveland+bl ... &ia=images

[messydesk]

I wish they'd buy the pops for promotional labels a bit more, because they add a lot of noise to the pop reports. Something like the show/hide eBay button on CoinFacts. Of course, this goes against the grain of having promotional labels, but other than First Strike™, I seriously doubt anyone has ever intentionally looked for the pops of such a label.

[blh74]

looks like a special label/signature of something.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=cleaveland+bl ... &ia=images

It looks like advertising/self promoting.

[RogerB]

Last time the Navy Blue Angels were in Cleveland, one of them confused an eagle which landed in a coin dealer's shop and started pecking at her reflection in a PL Morgan dollar 1881-S VAM 11-2/3rd.

[vamnuke]

[vampicker]

Betting this is a typo and the ten pieces are actually dated 2021. I'll leave the merits of the Cleveland Blue Eagle labels up to people that actually trade in moderns.

[JohnGoldsmith]

881985 1884-CC $1 Cleveland Wreath MS + 15 15

881610 1884-CC $1 Cleveland Blue Eagle MS + 15 15

881608 1882-CC $1 Cleveland Blue Eagle MS + 1 1

881609 1883-CC $1 Cleveland Blue Eagle MS + 1 1

[DHalladay]

A separate pop listing for labels? Seriously?
Where is the emoji for total disgust?...

[vamnuke]

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[vampicker]

So it actually is random BS? Mr Cleveland had absolutely nothing to do with the Morgan Dollar by almost a century.

[Kurt28]

When consumers purchase labels instead of coins, merchants will supply labels instead of coins.
My opinion of the American consumer is so low that I believe Miley Cyrus labels would sell well.