I was looking at one of my regular E-bay dealers when I saw he had a 1875 Twenty Cent piece for sale PCGS VG-10. But looking at the pictures it appears to be a 1875-S Twenty Cent Piece which is much more common and less expensive. Using the label number on PCGS's website it says it's a 1875. Is that not a "S" I see on the reverse or is it some other part of the coin design ?
Yep. PCGS mechanical error. It's an S-mint. That happens. Rather an ugly-ish coin due to the obverse deposits. Pass. The reverse ain't bad, though.
It's a labeling error. That's an "S" for sure. Just so you know, it's also VG-10 as stated, not MS-10 as you posted.
Yeah I know and it's good they are making things right. I guess I have just seen a few posts with mislabeled slabs recently.
35 million graded coins they will happen from time to time. They happen to all the services too. The good news is they will fix it for free, ship it back free, and reimburse the shipping to them once they have it and agree it was mislabeled.