1968 Penny Strike and Misalignment Error

If you're interested in owning this item, I recommend you BUY it NOW, as I revise descriptions and increase price annually if it is still available. The price is FINAL as this platform charges a 20% selling fee. I have been selling error coins for nearly 10 years and can guarantee my expertise in identifying them. When selling error coins, it's crucial to explain the specific errors. Simply labeling them as "error coins" may indicate a seller's intent to profit without transparency. Exercise caution when buying. The misalignment has caused all the upper parts of "IN GOD WE TRUST" to appear pinched, while the reverse side is centered as shown. This issue also affects the letter "L" in "Liberty," which is beginning to take on a shape resembling a bottle cap due to the striking process. Furthermore, on the front of the coin, the words extend outward beyond the circle, whereas on the back, all the letters remain clearly within the collar. Finding error coins and U.S. paper money requires time and careful examination. The labor-intensive process of identifying errors contributes to their higher prices compared to standard currency. Aside from cleaning or enhancing the background, I do not use Photoshop or filters on my images. My items for sale come from a non-smoker, perfume-free owner without pets household.