Help, please, from you roll-hunters

[hikeinmts]

I live in S. KOrea, but have been reading about hunting rolls of coins. So, last week I went and bought $100.00 in quarters and $125.00 in dollars.
Found only a few nice AU-UNC statehood quarters.....so, that was nice.
But, on looking at the dollar rolls, they are all UNC Thomas Jefferson rolls.
Now, what do I look for? Are there any particular error T.J. 1$ coins? Of course, I will look for the obvious double dies, and other noticeable errors.....but what of the not so noticeable?
I would/do appreciate any help anyone can share with me.

 

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[jimmy28303]

The only dollar errors that i know of(not to say there are not more) are on the washington dollar. The washington dollar will either have no letters on the side of the coin or it will appear that washington has a whisker growing off the left side of his chin (as you look at the coin). It is a die crack.

 

[hikeinmts]

The only dollar errors that i know of(not to say there are not more) are on the washington dollar. The washington dollar will either have no letters on the side of the coin or it will appear that washington has a whisker growing off the left side of his chin (as you look at the coin). It is a die crack.

Thanks Jimmy. Well, I will open up the rolls and see what there is to see. Hopefully will find one that is blank on one side, or super double-died.
(May as well dream big.)

 

[Darth Walker]

There are known examples of Double Dies (Not to confuse with Double Strikes with no value) but there are extremely dificult to detect if not a expert since it is not the tipical doubling on the letters.

Google Presidential Dollars Double Dies

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