Interesting penny - or maybe not
Messenger182
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Not a mirror because the date don't match but wanted to run this by the experts here. Looks to be pressed together. Let me know any other info that's needed.
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PMD
Emerald will like it.
Post mint damage 👎
Obvious damage
At least it has a pedigree or provenance---the Walmart parking lot.
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Yes. I've been looking for that since I dropped it at Walmart last summer. James
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OP, you need to be clearer about what you are asking.
You are showing the obverses of two different coins. Are you saying your coin has two inverses and no reverses?
Also, the picture of the edge is out of focus.
In any case, if it's one coin then it is either a novelty or a magicians coin. Better photos would allow more accurate assessments.
It looks like they have glue on them.
That would explain the bonding.
Don’t shoot the messenger.
It certainly don't.
that edge shows a seam
two things bonded together
I believe he is showing both sides but it is a two headed coin. This is definitely a manufactured novelty coin. Heads both sides for always winning a coin toss.
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Mr_Spud
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But throw one Walmart penny amongst them and they turn into hooligans. OP, run you fool!!!
What explains the two flying dog piles in front of Lincoln's face?
Looks like someone cut down two different cents and bonded them together to make a double headed cent.