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Here is a CACG AU58 that says population 7, and pop higher (which would be all mint state) is 9. I like those numbers: even in its condition, helps increase the value of the one I found!  |
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Quote:Waking this topic up again: Does anyone know how many of these "2007-P Washington Elongated Ray" have been certified by CAC? Also, havent seen that many RAW posted on ebay, so the count could be low on these. I found out that NGC has graded 20 and PCGS 9; one or two have probably been crossed from NGC to PCGS or CAC, so the count could be off a few. Yes, I see 16 currently listed. However, I have reason to believe there are at least 28. I'm not sure how often CAC updates their pop report page. I'm going to check with them.  |
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I like those numbers: even in its condition, helps increase the value of the one I found! You found one? Let's see it. |
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Also, PCGS has 19.  |
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Edited by snailking1
08/10/2026 6:20 pm
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I think there are 3 or 4 threads on this forum about this Elongated Ray.
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What is the difference between these Elongated Ray coins?
2007-P George Washington $1 Elongated Ray, FS-901
2007-P George Washington $1 Elongated Ray, FS-902
Does that have anything to do with the "A" and "B" positioning?
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What is the difference between these Elongated Ray coins? From what I've seen: The difference is the orientation of the edge lettering, there is no difference in the ray itself. |
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Thank you, snailking1. Yes, I really meant the orientation of the edge lettering designating them as the A and B positions. I did see one for sale with the extended ray just about touching the arm area; it was very close, but not like the original we have all seen. I need to get one of these 2007-D " Elongated-Ray" Washington Dollar to go with my 2000-P Sacagawea " Wounded Eagle" dollar FS-901 Edit: From Washington quarter to Washington Dollar. Edited by CoinForMe
08/13/2026 08:34 am
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@CoinForMe @snailking1
You're right, it a completely random thing. The orientation of the edge lettering means nothing! I think only PCGS does it.
By the way @CoinForMe it's a 2007-P not 2007-D. How do you plan on getting one of these Elongated Rays?
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Letter position A and B has to be the dumbest "variety" in a long time. Sometimes I wonder if it wasn't just a completely cynical move by the grading companies to double the number of coins required to complete those dollar registry sets.
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I agree, and of course, yes.  |
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@Brandmeister - Absolutely! I also think these TPG'ers all need to be unique in their own special ways. Just more BS to deal with! |
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@CoinForMe - How do you plan on getting one of these Elongated Rays?
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