Well here are the possibilities... it could have been minted in 776... the 1 could have worn off in post-mint damage (likliest explanation)... it could be an obstruction of the die, perhaps filled with grease or other foreign matter. It's not a dramatic error, if it even is one, so personally I'd spend this. You might want to read our tutorial where we talk about the value of common coins and errors. Sorry that's all I have for you.
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