Im a newbie pls be nice. Can u tell me exactly what im looking at here
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Namvet69
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Welcome, looks like mechanical doubling on a cent. This forum likes to see pics of the obv and rev of a complete coin. If you are examining coins as part of your hobby, you are best served by reading and studying the reference sites on errors. error-ref.com, varietyvista.com and dozen more await you. Peace Roy
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ifthevamzarockin
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Welcome to the forum!
Agree with namvet69 it is mechanical /machine doubling. No added value.
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JBK
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But good eye for catching the oddity. One of these days it might be the real thing.
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Thxs good 2 know ill include more pics of whole coins next time, both sides and close ups.
Thx again.