Will NGC certify Washington edge error with shifted lettering?

[Ivars]

Will NGC certify a Washington Dollar coin with Shifted lettering on the rim? . i.e. after the word TRUST, either one or two spaces are added on error coins vs a normal coin. I have looked at 5000 coins and only found 4 with the added spaces after TRUST. How rare are these coins? I do know about the smooth error coins, but these are unique.

[MunkyMan95]

If you have found 4 of them, unique is the wrong word in coin context. I'm sure NGC would certify them, but I'm not sure it would be certified as an error.

 

PS: In coin context, unique usually means that only one example is known.

[Ivars]

Thank you.... since I am new to this hobbie, any information is most appreciated

[MunkyMan95]

Welcome!

 

Do you have any pictures of the edge of the coin?

[Ivars]

Yes, I do. But the pictures are on my other computer.... Please send the question to my EMAIL ilauzums@cfl.rr.com

[HowardStern]

Dont waste your money. NGC will not acknowledge shifted edge lettering errors. They will take your money and slab your coin with a note saying it is not a significant enough of an error. Evidently there is a fine line between partial edges and shifted edges. I wish I knew the difference myself. I hope one day they will acknowledge true errors like the shifted edges and the sintered.

[WoodenJefferson]

 

 

 

For a moment there I thought I was seeing a ghost, then I noticed the date.

[FILTHYHOARD]

 

 

For a moment there I thought I was seeing a ghost, then I noticed the date.

 

Kind of freaked me out a bit too

[RockMyAmadeus]

 

 

For a moment there I thought I was seeing a ghost, then I noticed the date.