People often ask whether the u.s. Mint is making mistakes on coins on purpose in order to entice people into removing them from circulation and collection. On series fourth State, above all, error coins seem to be turning on all the time. Now the new President dollars are coming out with a large number of "Dollars without God". The u.s. Mint is doing it intentionally?Reply:No, the u.s. mint coins not make error on purpose. Experts in the process of issue and the causes of failures of currency are practically agree on this. Although the number of errors seems to have increased since the State quarters started coming, the fact is that many more people are looking for small mistakes than ever, too. Most people seeking error coins means that smaller errors of currency are to be found. Moreover, quality control of mint changed over the years, and much less emphasis was on research through finite coins for minor problems, as the mint took mechanical control methods floppies and coins, and by modifying the way that prepares the currency dies.
The Mint US produced over 15 billion coins last year and is expected to produce at least as many coins again this year. Considering these vast number of ERM currencies, error numbers vanishing coins that are incredibly trite, about 0.000003 of their total output (assuming the error 50000 coins in a year. The actual number of noteworthy error that will leave the mint coins may be larger or smaller and varies from year to year, but you get the point General: is a very miniscule number!) What most people don't realize is that the u.s. Mint, like any other company that makes a product, takes great pride in the work he does! When coins are beyond the Mint error, it is very embarrassing for them. People working at the Mint, which actually make coins, take pride in their work, just like anyone else who makes a product, and there is a certain amount of humiliation which feels when leaving many embarrassing mistakes, as presidential dollar coins with no border lettering (so-called "godless dollars."
Unfortunately, the community of collection and the Mint of US have historically in contrast with others during these errors, because while collectors coins gleefully shout about their currency error finds Internet imputed from roofs, the will to US Mint, the problem was not happened and that the people don't so much noise about what perceives the Mint as an embarrassing mistake.
The result is that the Mint (understandably) Gets a bit defensive and close ranks against the collectors who want more information about how the error happened coins. The Mint feels critcized when collectors and newspapers Bioshock "How could this Happen?" However, what the Mint doesn't understand is that collectors of coins error intentionally not criticise the Mint, collectors just honestly want to know what went wrong, so they can better understand the coins.
Hopefully, as the community of collecting coins error both staff collecting US Mint are to understand and appreciate the feelings and intentions, the other side of will develop a better dialogue between the two parties and improves information exchange. Meanwhile, let me reiterate: the u.s. Mint make no mistake coins on purpose.
