Like the Theodore Roosevelt dollar I found recently this coin was only available to collectors who order them.Still it is common and when not in high grade is usually placed back into circulation.
President Wilson was known for wanting to help people and the economy while making sure businesses do not take advantage of everything and abuse their power. Wilson created laws that turned the government into a tool for people and businesses and not a controlling entity.
Type/Country: 1 Dollar-Woodrow Wilson / United States
Year: 2013 P (Edge face side up)
Mintage: 4,620,000
Metal: 88.5% Copper, 6% Zinc, 3.5% Manganese, and 2% Nickel
Value: $1.00 in F-12
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I found these three notes:
ReplyDeleteThe first one has the last letter above all the others on the right serial.
The second one has the last letter below all the others on the left serial.
The third one has extremely bold ink, the picture doesn't do it justice, however it didn't bleed through to the other side.
I was wondering if they are rare or are a certain type of error, and possibly if they're worth anything. Thank you.
Here is a picture
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I"m no expert (I'm not even american so I know almost nothing about these notes) but an educated guess would be that the last note is in better condition then the other two therefore the ink looks better?
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The first one has the last letter above all the others on the right serial.
ReplyDeleteThe second one has the last letter below all the others on the left serial.
--Stuck Digit errors very minor less than $4.00 each.
The third one has extremely bold ink, the picture doesn't do it justice, however it didn't bleed through to the other side.
--Common Ink error, no extra value.
I have one that looks off center, didn't know if it added any value to it.
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