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Mobile App Videos Numismatic Bibliography Glossary NGC Registry Presidential $1 Error Coins: George Washington Posted on 6/12/2007 The first article in our new series on Presidential Error Coins. This is the first in our new article series featuring Presidential $1 Error Coins that have been submitted to NGC for certification. Most collectors of U.S. coins are already well familiar with the Presidential $1 Coin program. Each year, four U.S. Presidents coin error types are honored as their likeness appears on the obverse of a circulating dollar coin. The coins are issued approximately every three months in the order that the Presidents served, and the coin series is expected to extend until 2016. The size, weight, and metallic composition of these new dollar coins are identical to the Sacagawea dollars (which are being minted concurrently). New to this series is the use of edge lettering. Some of the standard U.S. coinage legends as well at date and mintmark have been moved to the coin’s edge. This novel edge lettering is the source of many of the error coins which have surfaced. The edge lettering is not placed on the coins as they are struck, but in a separate post-striking process. Struck coins are moved in large tote bins from coin presses to edge lettering machines. Once moved, the coins are run through an edge lettering machine. By design, the coins enter the machine randomly so the placement of the lettering on the edge as well as the orientation to the obverse and reverse is entirely random. These variations therefore are not errors. As the struck coins are forced through the edge die, many possible scenarios exist for variations to the ins
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Collectors Links . & More Links Where the investor goes £2 coin error to buy precious metals. Get a FREE gram of gold when you sign up! For a limited time! Trade online, in amounts as small as coin error guide $20 at a time. New Presidential Dollar coins: ~Unusual Edge Letters on President coins ~US mint $ coin press release. ~Production Schedule for upcoming Dollars. ~Legislation Authorizing Presidential Dollar Coins in 2007. < - -Back to Coin Articles and News https://www.ngccoin.com/news/article/459/ See other error dollar coin article $10,000 Reward offered for 1st 2007 Sacagawea Error dollar March 2007 Undiscovered error coin will be the first! PCGS, “the worlds largest rare coin authentication company”, is offering a $10,000 reward for the first Sacagawea 2007 US golden dollar error coin. (Of course, the coin must a genuine error and not a counterfeit.) * Note this Reward has now been paid!
The highly sought after error must show all the edge lettering intended for the http://cointerms.com/collector-news/sacagawea_dollar_error_reward.htm 2007 George Washington Presidential dollars. Sacagawea dollars normally have plain edges, while the newly minted Washington US dollars have the year, mint mark, and mottos (In God We Trust and E. Pluribus Unum) struck on the edges. Presidential Dollar Coins with Edge letters Edge lettering is normal George Washington Presidential US Dollar Sacagawea dollar coin has no lettering on the edges Plain edge are normal on the 2007 SAC US golden dollar coins (See related article about Presidential Dollar error coins.) An error coin might be possible during the minting process, if a plain edge Sacagawea dollar were somehow sent through the edge lettering machine intended for the Presidential dollars. A spokesman at PCGS stated, “Sooner or later,…. a Sacagawea coin will be erroneously made with lettering on the edge….: “We’ll pay $10,000 just to be the first to authenticate them.” Some presidential dollars with ‘no’ edge lettering have already been authenticated and graded.Therefore, it is conceivable that a rare mixup with a Sacagawea dollar could occur, resulting in a scarce Sacagawea dollar with edge lettering. If you find a 2007 Sacagawea dollar with edge lettering inscriptions, be the first and claim your $10,000 reward. Call PCGS * Note this Reward has now been paid! < - -Back to Coin Articles and News Presidential Dollar Coin New and Articles: Press Release ~ Mint Release schedule ~ Original $ Legislation MintMintages 2008 Issues and Mintages 2007 Issues and Mintages 2006 Issues and Mintages 2005 Issues and Mintages 2004 Issues and Mintages 2002 to 2003 Issues and Mintages 2001 Issues and Mintages 1999 to 2000 Issues and Mintages 1996 to 1998 http://www.australian-coins.com/error-coins/coin-errors-misstrikes/ Issues and Mintages 1991 to 1995 Issues and Mintages 1984 to 1990 Issues and Mintages The Australian 50 Cent Coin Australian PNC's Coin Errors and Mis-Strikes Contact Us About Us Home › Error Coins › Coin Errors and Misstrikes Coin Errors and Misstrikes Posted on November 1, 2009 by kdh Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens coin error in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) It's been more than a year since we wrote our first article on coin errors and we thought it was worthwhile creating an article covering each and every error we've written about. It should make for a handy reference spot from which to find information and helps to bring a couple of dozen articles into one location. Brockages $1 coin error Brockages Brockages of Australian Coins Brockage contained in an Indent Indent Error with Partial Brockage 50c Die Cap Coin Errors 5c Bottle Top Die Cap Error 1981 20 cent double struck partial brockage indent error Clipped Coin Errors How to Determine a Genuine Clipped Coin Error Clipped Planchet Error Coin - Straight Clip Curved Clipped Planchet Error Coins Double Straight Clipped Planchet Coin Error Part 2 Double Straight Clipped Planchet Coin Error Double Curved Clipped Planchet Coin Error Elliptical Planchet Error Coin Outward Curving Clipped Planchet Error Coin Double Strikes Out of Collar Double Struck Coin Error Flip Over Double Struck Coin Error Rotated Double Struck Coin Error A Double/Tripe (and more) Struck 1946 Shilling -Out of Collar Multiple Strike Brockage Indent Double Strike Partal Collar 20 cent multiple error coin Errors Due to Collar Problems or Planchet Location Problems Australian Broadstrike Errors Off-Centre Coin Errors Out of collar or Partial Collar Coin Errors Ramstrike or High Lip Coin Error Ramstrike Australian 50c Coin Error Australian Indent Errors Australian Indent Error with Partial Brockage Penny Indent Error with Partial Brockage 50c 1954 Florin Struck Through Crescent Clip Blank Error Tilted Partial Collar Error Year 2000 20 Cent Errors Due to Planchet Flaws or Impurities Peel or Lamination Flaw Coin Error Planchet Flaw Coin Error The Clamshell Coin Error Australian Split Planchet Errors Split Planchet Errors Part 2 Split Planchet Errors P