1969 D Floating-roof Penny, no Clear FG initials on reverse

Description: Step into the world of rare and captivating numismatics with the 1969-D Floating-Roof Penny, a striking error coin that’s sure to enthrall collectors and history enthusiasts alike. This exceptional penny, minted in Denver, features a remarkable "floating-roof" error—a phenomenon where the roof of the Lincoln Memorial appears to "float" due to a misalignment in the die used during striking. What truly sets this coin apart is its unique reverse: it’s missing the "FG" initials of engraver Frank Gasparro and, intriguingly, the Lincoln figure on the reverse side. This absence is not just a rarity but a fascinating anomaly that makes this coin a standout piece for any collection. The absence of these elements highlights the coin's rarity and the fascinating quirks of coin minting errors. With its bold design flaws and historical significance, the 1969-D Floating-Roof Penny is more than just a collectible—it’s a conversation starter and a prized piece of American numismatic history. Imagine owning a coin that captures a unique moment in minting history, where artistry and error combine to create a piece of undeniable charm and rarity. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to add this extraordinary coin to your collection. Secure the 1969-D Floating-Roof Penny today and own a piece of numismatic history that is as rare as it is intriguing!

Price: 1250 USD

Location: San Marcos, Texas

End Time: 2024-09-30T23:20:50.000Z

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