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metaldetectinghound
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This is the most unusual coin I ever found since I started detecting. Somebody had too much time on their hands to come up with this one. When I located it, my machine indicated that it was a dime. It was sort of. One side of it has the tails of a dime and the other side has the tails of a penny. I guess my biggest questions would be, how did they get the penny turned down to the size of a dime and, what kind of glue did they use? Ken
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I'd say it's a magicians coin. IMO. Magicians coins come in all sorts of configurations. Peace Roy
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Yep... magicians coin ... either done professionally (sold in trick stores) or at home for 'heads or tails' flipping contests....there should be a seam on the edge....if mated with glue, acetone will separate them...might take a while though. Cheers, RickO