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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;claw, post: 200969, member: 3699&quot;]<b>my findings</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Hello every one!</p><p>I have searched nearly $2500 worth of D mint rolls so far.</p><p>My findings are:</p><p>No coins that will grade above 64. The obverse is very difficult to find&nbsp; in gem condition. In fact I have yet to see the face of washington to be mark free.The reverse is fairly common to be in such a nicer grade.The rim however, has many nicks.</p><p>2 coins that will grade 64</p><p>1 coin with an extra R before the date.(rim)</p><p>1 coin with an extra 0 before the date. (rim)</p><p>1 dropped letter error of &quot;67&quot; on rim. It looks like&nbsp; the 9 &amp; 7 from the date in which he served.</p><p>1 coin with a very tiny black crack running&nbsp; along the rim where the date and motto are.It appears this coin was faintly struck&nbsp; with the motto and date one way.And the incuse design struck the other way.A few letters are visible.</p><p>2 coins that have a gold color, deeper than all the others.Almost like real gold. Both found in same roll&nbsp; at both ends.One is golden on both sides. The other is uglier and not as consistent in gold color on both sides.</p><p>1 coin missing punctuation mark or period on the side. ( should have two.)</p><p>Quite a few prooflikes.</p><p>Many with motto and date &quot;upside down&quot;</p><p>I have yet to find 1 coin missing date and motto( smooth)</p><p>Found a few with monor doubling on the side.</p><p>I still have half a box left, then I will be back for more.</p><p>Looks like there will be many errors for this series.</p><p>I can imagine the side on the proofs will have as many marks as the&nbsp; circulation strikes.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks CLAW[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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