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James Madison Improperly Spaced Lettering?

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I got a 2007 mint set off the intert a while ago. I was looking through the Dollar Coin edges and found that on the James Madison P dollar coin the edge looks like this:
* 2007 PE PLURIBUS UNUM * IN GOD WE TRUST
(with the * being the dot)- The P and the E are almost overlapping and there is a large space between the T in TRUST and the dot before 2007. Is this an error? THANKS
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 Posted 02/17/2009  11:30 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Mr Finger to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
It may be....Can you post a pic?

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Hi,

It is an error.

It is caused by slippage as the coin goes through the edge lettering process. I also have written about them in my online newsletter and I have a few here. They are pretty scarce and to date I haven't seen one from the Denver Mint.

Some even have the lettering overlapped.

Have Fun,
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Here is the picture. It is of the P (For the Philadelphia Mint) and the E (In E PLURIBUS UNUM). It looks like the P and the E are overlapping. Sorry if the photos are not the best.

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Thanks for all of your responses!
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Sorry, I didn't know the image would be so small. Had to make the KB small enough so that I could upload the image on to the website. Thanks again for all your responses!
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