Mint Makes A Mistake
The mint made an estimated 50,000 new $1 dollar Washington dollars without the “In
God We Trust” inscribed along the rim.
Sharp eyed coin collectors have been selling them on ebay for $200 each!! Keep your eyes peeled!
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