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@zill, first welcome to CCF. Second, toning or surface discoloration isn't usually considered a mint error, unless it is due to a mistake with the metal composition/mixing. I suspect that the green and black highlights on your coin came from some sort of chemical exposure.
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This was out of an uncirculated roll
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Environmental toning of some sort. Mint does not offer uncirculated rolls.  to the CCF!
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Thank you, I did not realize this
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I'm still learning... is every commemorative coin a mint? I mainly collect morgans
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Quote: is every commemorative coin a mint? Not sure what exactly what you are asking. Try again, please. And I agree with the above, comments, environmental toning/staining/discolourization.   to the CCF!
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 to CCF Zilliz81. In future posts please crop and rotate photos properly before posting...thanks. John1 
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A coin that comes in this roll is circulated 
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Edited by keith12 03/07/2021 1:56 pm
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I'm really sorry for misunderstanding, but I did receive this roll unopened and apparently uncirculated, is this company of false pretext? When I opened it they are all 2007-D coins as well
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The Presidential One Dollar coins were issued in large numbers by Philadelphia and Denver each year from 2007 through 2011. Because of the overabundance of these coins in storage (not many U.S. folks use them, although they circulate freely in some other places, including Ecuador), mintage was sharply reduced starting in 2012. The series ended after the Ronald Reagan dollar was issued in 2016, but (temporarily) resumed with the George H. W. Bush dollar in 2020.
The 2007-D roll you bought was not issued by the U.S. Mint. Saying it is a B.U. roll may be a stretch, to say the least, based on your photos.
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Thanks so much for that knowledge
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