Is this a die error?
Osiris4884
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I don't see any type of error.....maybe mention what you are seeing for us to better help you.
well I see the AMER in America messed up unsure of what happened but yeah I'll say error coin
1997-present
Yep, that looks like a die crack or retained cud.
Die crack. IMO.
Pretty cool...I like it
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Heres another that’s a 1862 copper-nickel Indian head cent , it doesn’t seem to be an error and someone stamped both sides with “4”&”2”
just random
You will find stamped/counterstamped coins in many varieties.
Yours may have been used as a game piece way back when.
That's an old counter punch.
Could there be two number 2's
Somebody was counting or keeping track of sumptin. Tool check, coal load, IMO. Peace Roy
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1997-present
Found this yesterday. Looks like the D mint is punched into the penny. Ive seen stuff like this before but not in the shape of the D right where its suppose to be. Can anybody tell me what they think happened?