Woo Hoo!

19Lyds

I found a 2010 Native American coin dated 2910!

savoyspecial

just what i need, a coin i cant spend for 900 years

Ed1840

<< <i>just what i need, a coin i cant spend for 900 years >>

AUandAG

<< <i>just what i need, a coin i cant spend for 900 years >>

coinman420

no. look close.... its just a 291, not a real 2910

BigE

Wow, an ancient presidential dollar----------------BigE

19Lyds

<< <i>just what i need, a coin i cant spend for 900 years >>




Hmmm. Never thought of it that way.


Does this mean I have to wait 900 years to submit it?

SUMORADA

lucky bit*h...

stinkinlincoln

I dont care for pres $1 errors anymore, but very cool find, and a first I think on the forum...









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YOU SUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Type2

Talk about First strike. I think you have it.

seemyauction

very cool find...........congrats

itsnotjustme

Maybe not first strike, but clearly early release.

kurtdog

<< <i>I found a 2010 Native American coin dated 2910! >>


What's a Native American coin? Is that like a politically correct Sac dollar?

ricko

Obviously damage, but interesting effect. Cheers, RickO

smokincoin

<< <i>What's a Native American coin? Is that like a politically correct Sac dollar? >>


... look here.

Gemineye

<< <i>Maybe not first strike, but clearly early release. >>


....Here we go again....!!!....Paperwork.......we need paperwork..........Cool find...!!!......

kurtdog

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<< <i>What's a Native American coin? Is that like a politically correct Sac dollar? >>


... look here. >>


OK, fair enough, they want to differentiate these from the regular-issue Sac dollars for the different reverses and edge-inscriptions. I don't know why they don't just call them Indian dollars, then. We have Indian cents. It just seem like a bunch of politically correct BS, you ask me.

19Lyds

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<< <i>

<< <i>What's a Native American coin? Is that like a politically correct Sac dollar? >>


... look here. >>


OK, fair enough, they want to differentiate these from the regular-issue Sac dollars for the different reverses and edge-inscriptions. I don't know why they don't just call them Indian dollars, then. We have Indian cents. It just seem like a bunch of politically correct BS, you ask me. >>



On the bright side.......................



........................folks have these to look forward to for the next NINE-HUNDRED YEARS!

kurtdog

Yeah, sorry for getting this a little off-topic, Lee...that is a real strange error! I wonder how they goofed it up like that. Or maybe it's not an error...

LindeDad

Post Mint Damage in the roller?

scotty1418

I think that based on the other recent rim grading episode this would classify as damage with PCGS.

erwindoc

They have had more trouble with the edge design on the dollar coins. I think they need to be redesigned with the stuff on the reverse or obverse. By the way, super cool find!

erwindoc

Oops!

NewRose

<< <i>Maybe not first strike, but clearly early release. >>

mikeyg

post mint damage in the garage??????

19Lyds

<< <i>post mint damage in the garage?????? >>




Uhhhh....................no.

Weakening in the edge lettering for these Philadelphia coins shows across the top of the 13th star and on more advanced weakening, continues across the middle of the 2 and then to the middle of the first 0. On this particular coin (I do have others) the missing part of the letter is just the left of that 0 giving the appearance of a 9.





In the images above, that top coin does have a contact mark at the exact location to create the look of a 9 but if you look at the 2 on the left, the missing area of the 2 is untouched.

The 2 is untouched on the lower coin as well.

BTW, these are different coins than what was originally posted.