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Could this be a new error variety?
Sorry about the poor pic, however it does show what im talking about.

This coin has a "E" before 2007 + the normal "E" before Pluribus. (See the bottom pic)

I found something similar on a washington. The letter appears to be raised not inset like the one I found.

Wonder what the variety is called & how commen/uncommen it is? From what I have seen, another truly rare coin from this issue would be a uncirculated coin that isn't scratched or dinged up.! or atleast I haven't found one yet..
Out of 150 coins (so far) I found 1 coin in exceptional condition.! However, it is not without faults itself..


Thanks,Cherry Picker

I have one that has a indent of a U or D. its on the edge if it a d the top is not there. I was wondering is it was squeezed from being in a bank bag on the way to being rolled??? It was a new roll that it came from.

I believe the coins was packed 140,000 to a bundle when sent to the rolling companies.. So, by shear weight I believe it would be possible to create a error as you decribed if the bundle was dropped or jarred.
This also explains the condition of the uncirculated coins..
The error above however has a raised "E" rather than a indentation.! It would be virtually impossible for this to be created like that.

Thanks,Cherry Picker.

Anyone found out anything about these yet? I looked on e-bay but found no such coin listed or previously sold..

Cherry Picker.

These would be originating from in the machine that put the text on the rims. Jams would push 2 coins together, and cause this incuse (brockage) imprint of the letter. It's the best explanation I have read/heard up untill now.

Regards,

Jos

the problem wth the new dollors is that u can make a cast of each letter on the edge and dupilcate it and make and error.. id try t but im not that bored

Best explanation I have heard as well.! Errors for this issue seem to be endless from what I have seen so far..

Thanks,Cherry Picker.