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Message:: [QUOTE="Delmer, post: 211905, member: 8219"]My experiences ANACS did not label my 2007 Washington edge-letters-shifted coin ("2007 P" shifted one character) and based on their verbal reason "no one has written a published report on the shifted letters" and their canned written explanation "note Doubling or other variety too minor to list" I am holding out hope that my EXTREME letter-shifted coin "2007 P E PLURIBUS" (where the P is dead next to the E) has a chance in the future with them. ANACS listed 2 of mine with the double error.. "G WASHINGTON DIE CHIP" and "MISSING EDGE LETTERING" for my twins I sent them (from the same dies.. totally idendical die chips. The top of the "S" in STATES was filled in with a pin-shaped lump. I have a smoothie with a die crack near the chin, and some liberty 'extra curl' units I want to send to {someone}.. will report back here when I do. It is interesting to note that with the number of characters available to them on their label (2 lines, maybe 24 characters each line, varying with typesetting results) , that they used "GEORGE WASHINGTON" as the first line on my single error coins, and "G WASHINGTON DIE CHIP" as the first line on my double error coins. "MISSING EDGE LETTERING" is the second line on each.  They also omit the mint mark on the label, as it is indeed missing.  THeir online POPULATION REPORT has 2 rows for the Washington Presidentials.. one row omits the mint mark.  ANACS holder does not exhibit the edge lettering at all.  I beleive they plan on a new holder.. A generalization could be made "for triple and quadruple error coins, ANACS may label with abbreviations"  I dunno if that matters.. besides the washingtons, how many other coins come up with 4 errors ;P[/QUOTE]

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