Extremely Rare 1974 US 5-Cent and 1-Dollar Coins with Doubled Die Obverse Error
These two extremely rare 1974 US coins have a Doubled Die Obverse error, which occurs when the obverse die strikes the coin twice, slightly offset each time. This results in a doubling effect on the obverse of the coin, which is most noticeable on the letters and numbers.
The 5-cent coin has a doubling effect on the letters G and W in "In God We Trust" and other areas of the obverse. The 1-dollar coin has a doubling effect on the letters Y, E, and L in "Liberty," the numbers 9 and 7 in "1974," and the letter W in "In God We Trust" and other areas of the obverse.
Both coins are in uncirculated condition, meaning that they have never been circulated and are in perfect condition. This makes them even more valuable, as Doubled Die Obverse errors are already rare in their own right.
These coins are a must-have for any serious coin collector. They are unique and valuable pieces of American history that are sure to appreciate in value over time.
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Important note:
The double struck nature of this coin has been determined based on the photos attached. The coin has not been certified by a qualified organization such as PCGS or NGC. As such, the seller cannot guarantee the authenticity of the double strike.
The buyer is responsible for conducting their own due diligence and forming their own opinion on the authenticity of the coin. The seller will not be held responsible if the coin is not determined to be a double strike by a qualified organization.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the seller.
