2007 ICG MS64 Double Mint Error Struck Through Grease with Missing Edge Lettering

Own a dramatic modern anomaly with this exceptional 2007 Double Mint Error graded ICG MS64 — featuring both a Struck Through Grease error and the highly sought-after Missing Edge Lettering variety.

A Rare Double Error Combination

This coin displays two distinct minting errors:

Struck Through Grease – Occurs when grease or debris fills portions of the die during striking, resulting in weak or missing design elements. This creates a distinctive, often faded appearance in affected areas.

Missing Edge Lettering – In 2007, Presidential Dollars introduced edge inscriptions applied in a separate minting step. Some coins bypassed this process entirely, leaving a smooth, blank edge — one of the most recognized modern mint errors.

The combination of two separate production mistakes on a single coin significantly enhances its rarity and collector appeal.

ICG MS64 – Strong Uncirculated Preservation

Graded MS64 by ICG, this coin exhibits:

• Original mint luster
• Clear visibility of both error types
• Light contact marks consistent with the grade
• Strong overall eye appeal

At the MS64 level, this example offers solid uncirculated quality while showcasing both minting anomalies clearly.

Rarity & Collector Demand

Double-error coins are far less common than single-error examples. The pairing of a Struck Through Grease error with Missing Edge Lettering makes this piece especially attractive to:

• Mint error specialists
• Presidential Dollar collectors
• Modern U.S. coin enthusiasts
• Collectors seeking unique, conversation-worthy pieces

Modern multi-error coins continue to grow in popularity as collectors pursue distinctive and visually compelling mint mistakes.

The 2007 ICG MS64 Double Mint Error offers a powerful combination of rarity, visual impact, and certified uncirculated preservation.