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2013 Sacagawea 1$ coin help request.

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    2013 Sacagawea 1$ coin help request.

    I obtained a 2014 United States Mint Annual Uncirculated Coin Set from my local coin merchant. As I was looking at the Sacagawea 1$ coin (produced in Philadelphia) I noticed a difference between it and the 1$ coin in the 2014 United States Mint Uncirculated Coin Set PHILADELPHIA. The coin in the Annual set had a � round transition from the coins field to the edge. However, the same point was more like a flat abutment. Because I have no other 2014 United States Mint Annual Uncirculated Coin Set to compare I�m wanting help confirming this difference and guidance as to it�s classification. Attached photos.

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    Last edited by Tuebits; 06-06-2016, 12:56 AM. Reason: correction
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    Originally posted by Tuebits View Post
    I obtained a 2014 United States Mint Annual Uncirculated Coin Set from my local coin merchant. As I was looking at the Sacagawea 1$ coin (produced in Philadelphia) I noticed a difference between it and the 1$ coin in the 2014 United States Mint Uncirculated Coin Set PHILADELPHIA. The coin in the Annual set had a � round transition from the coins field to the edge. However, the same point was more like a flat abutment. Because I have no other 2014 United States Mint Annual Uncirculated Coin Set to compare I�m wanting help confirming this difference and guidance as to it�s classification. Attached photos.

    Tuebits
    Looks like a late stage, collar clash, or double rim, to me ..

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      It's not an error

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