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1970 S "Floating Roof"?

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This is my first post, so please be gentle, haha. I understand that the floating roof error is relatively common and of little interest, but it was my first find and it made me quite happy. And I will remain happy if any experienced numismatists could confirm my finding! Cheers.
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Nice example!



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I see it barely attached on the right side, but "floating" on the left side.

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Thanks for the replies! I look forward to uploading many pics in the future.
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Very nice pictures - in hand sure - floating roof. Although quite common on 69 & 70's cents from over polishing the dies!!
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I understand that the floating roof error is relatively common


Just FYI, the "floating roof" is not an error. It is just a result of an over polished die but not a mint error. The 1969 and 1970's had a lot of floating roofs and both also had a lot of NO FG's (the designer's initials) with the 69' having more No FG's in my findings. Still a nice find but they are very common as already mentioned. PCGS actually lists the 1969 NO FG as a variety, not an error. The last time I checked, higher Mint State (MS) examples of the 1969 No FG do carry a premium based on their website info.
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Thank you both.
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