Are these two coins really the same coins but has two different PCGS numbers?

HJReed

I think the first one comes from the second one (which has three coins in the set). Why would the three be listed and the separate have a different PCGS number?

2014-D $1 Native American Enhanced Position A (Special Strike)
https://pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/2014-d-1-native-american-enhanced-position/871545

2014-D $1 Native American Enhanced Coin & Currency Set-Position A (Special Strike)
https://pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/2014-d-1-native-american-enhanced-coin-currency-set-position/535820

daltex

@HJReed said:
I think the first one comes from the second one (which has three coins in the set). Why would the three be listed and the separate have a different PCGS number?

2014-D $1 Native American Enhanced Position A (Special Strike)
https://pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/2014-d-1-native-american-enhanced-position/871545

2014-D $1 Native American Enhanced Coin & Currency Set-Position A (Special Strike)
https://pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/2014-d-1-native-american-enhanced-coin-currency-set-position/535820

The coin is the same, but people collect them differently, sort of like First Strike or Early Releases. I don't know specifics, but I assume that to get the latter designation you'll need to submit the whole set at the same time, possibly in OGP.

HJReed

Your explanation makes a lot of sense. THANK YOU for the response. Steep learning curve on some of this!