Probably my craziest error coin
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I have a small handful of error coins in my collection, mostly off-centers and wrong metal strikes but this "double denomination" cent struck on a dime really caught my eye. It's cool how the date and each denomination is on both sides. Maybe an 11 cent piece?
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Wow, super cool
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Now that is cool.
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It started out as a dime and then turned into a cent, so you lost 9 cents. Maybe a negative 9 cent piece?![:o :o](https://forums.collectors.com/resources/emoji/open_mouth.png)
Neat! Really like double denotations.
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That is crazy.
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I have one with nearly the same orientation of the olive branch. Love the look of the Lincoln Memorial through Roosevelts head.
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Very nice error!
That is really cool! How does something like that even happen?
The tote bins used at the mint are used to transport planchets and struck coins. A struck dime got caught in one of the seams of a tote bin and when the tote bin was later used to transport cent planchets, the struck dime got mixed in with the cent planchets.
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Super cool, Erik!
Thanks for posting it.
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yes. very nice.
Coin has date on both sides. Very nice.
Neato!
I would love to know the story of the original find from circulation...
I like it!!
Thanks for posting. That is a wild coin!
Now that's what its about.
Great catch.
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so nice, almost like it was made
That is one awesome error! Looks AU or MS to me. Peace Roy
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Very impressive error coin... dates/denominations clearly visible... An error collectors dream coin. Cheers, RickO
Very cool error!
Thanks for sharing that one! That is a pretty spectacular error!!
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I am not an error guy but that coin is right up there.
Nice also that it wasn't the other way around, stuck on a zinc piece that would corrode over time...
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That's awesome!
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Agree 200%!
I love those dime/cent overstrikes. Really cool.
That is a nice double denomination. I have seen another version in which both reverses are on the same side. You can thus see "One Cent" and "One Dime" on the same side.![:) :)](https://forums.collectors.com/resources/emoji/smile.png)
Thanks for all the props, it really is a cool coin! Forgot to post the grade, it's graded MS-66 by NGC.
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I like how Lincoln’s lapel fades off into leaves. Thanks for posting it up!
Very cool 11 cent!
Wicked nice