My latest MPC pick up, Series 691 $5 in PMG 68EPQ !!!

Here,s one for the ages, and being at the right place at the right time, a very difficult note to obtain in any circumstance as a top pop at PMG with a population of only 2 !!
a unissued set and a hard get

 

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Here,s my PCGS example

 

One thing you will notice right out of the gate is the plate #40 which is consistent
with high grade notes in this series

 

Very nice, always really liked the reverse of the note. I like the 691 series more than the 701 and they are more collectable because more of them made it out and survived.

 

both the Series 651 and 701 seem to be a bit stagnant on price especially the fractional 651,s those prices have actually dropped

 

Market saturation with a limited collector base. The Series 701 had no interests to me, no ladies, no Native Americans.

 

Well i have been a collector of MPC for over 20 years, my two favorites would be these, i have the one and only 68 for the Series 661 $20 and the 611 $10 i have
a 66 which is the second highest grade here are those examples

 

It is position number 40 not plate number 40.

 

Yeah, but thats what the guys a t PCGS call it for what ever reason

 

So, why would you perpetuate the error if you know what the real term is? Considering your extensive experience with graded MPC have you considered contacting PCGS to get them to correct it?

 

Not sure why they use the term but the number is the same regardless and thats the Refrance here, i will shoot Jason an email at PCGS and get the reasoning and will update the thread when i get the answer

 

Here I was hoping for an update...