Two faced dime?

The dime on the left is normal, the one on the right has two noses, two ears, date is not distinguishable, however the back is normal.

I'm not interested in selling the coin, but would be interested in knowing it's value.

 

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Who doesn't get the two headed coin question. As soon as they know you collect coins, they want to show your their two headed quarter. It's always very valuable stuff to them.

 

Any idea of values

 

Your coin sold for $141,000 about 2 years ago.

 

NICE seated $1,congrats!.....

 

The coin brought over $200,000 some years before that. Hugh, you should start a new thread with this coin. Do you have any other images of it?

 

so out of curiosity other than spend who knows how much to have double sided coins verified and the obvious way of telling if they are fake by tool marks how would you know whether what you have is the real deal, by weight? I always heard no matter what they are fake.

 

Nevermind I just read the post about 2 headed coins.

 

I may be mistaken, but this doesn't look like the same coin.

 

They are absolutely the same coin, no question about it.

 

This thread is 12 years old. Anyone notice that?

 

Yes, but does that mean we should ignore it? ldhair has already suggested a new thread.

 

Yes I did, but the post with the Silver Dollar is recent.

 

Doesn't the orientation of the coin look significantly look different?

 

Very much so, but is meaningless; coins can and do turn while in the slab. The coin itself presents all the evidence necessary to identify them as being on and the same.

 

How can you decipher? I have a 1924 1/2 dime 1/2 penny. Never knew what to do with it, so I just watched for a post like this to ask. Any suggestions?