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2007-S $1 Thomas Jefferson, Out-of-Sequence Edge Lettering, FS-701 PR68 DCAM
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This is a very obscrure rarity. When last reported by Ken Potter in 2018 (Numismatic News), only 4 coins had been reported in since first discovered 10 years earlier. As of 2026 no public sales records exist so be especially careful with valuation. Instead of correctly reading: “2007 S – E PLURIBUS UNUM – IN GOD WE TRUST,” the edges on the error dollars read, “2007 S – IN GOD WE TRUST – E PLURIBUS UNUM.” Raised vertical lines can be seen on the edge of the 2007 and 2008 proof Presidential dollars representing where a bit of metal squeezes out between each edge collar segment during striking. There are also two very weak deliminator dots, one preceding the date and another following UNUM.
Obverse: Portrait of the President with his name at the top periphery, and term details (number and years served) at the bottom.
Reverse: The statue of Liberty spans the design from lower right to upper left with a large "$1" in the right field. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA spans the periphery from 7-3 o'clock.
Edge Lettering: 2007, S, E PLURIBUS UNUM, IN GOD WE TRUST
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