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Miller Collection of Early United States Silver Dollars

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1 Miller Collection of Early United States Silver Dollars 1794-1803
W. David Perkins FUN 2016

2 Miller Collection Started in 1983
Complete with all 118 known die marriages in early 2006 169 Early Dollars total Error Coins (Double / Triple Struck, etc.) # PCGs Registry Set – Date and Extended Type Two new die marriages discovered in 2015

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4 1796 B-6, BB-64 (3 Known)

5 1797 Triple Struck Dollar

6 1798 B-16, BB-110, R-6+ LDS Bolender Plate Coin

7 1800 Wide Date, Low 8 AMERICAI Finest Known and Only MS

8 1803 Large 3 P58+

9 Collection Purchased by Perkins & Lustig
Collection purchased in Fall 2015 Remaining Coins for sale can be seen at Tables 1034 and 1036 Contact Dave at or Cell for listing, prices, etc.

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