1909 VDB punch on different coinage?

What are your thoughts?

 

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What is it that you are seeing. I don't understand.
The original VDB is part of the Die it wasn't punched such as the Mint Mark was punched into the Die.

 

I am seeing in the background of Lincoln Indian cent which shows on the left and right of Lincoln

 

Zero chance

 

I will try to take better pictures on a angle but something is there by his nose it shows clearly

 

Lincoln and the Indian Cent were two totally separate coins.

 

Not questioning the vdb but the planchette it was struck on

 

My point of view the 11 cent also was two separate coins also

 

It's too early for noshing on those mushrooms . . . . . .

Z

 

I see you are enthusiastic about coins and I like that. I would suggest perhaps that you spend some of your enthusiasm educating yourself on the minting process. It's really pretty cool and is an education any collector of coins finds to be invaluable.... Once you familiarize yourself with the minting process, it becomes much easier to discern what can or cannot happen to a coin at the US Mint making it easier for you to be able to separate the wheat from the chaff...... This is one that I own and I understand the mechanics of how it occurred.... Look at this this way. You do not need to know how to build an engine to drive a car. But the guys that do know how to build engines usually drive the coolest cars.

 

I couldn't have said it better if I typed it myself . . . . .

Z

 

And then, there's ME . . . . . .

Z

 

Thanks for the info and

 

Thanks you guys for the update and information it’s all understandable but not that new to collecting also understand the process I know there a lot to it and also know what I see maybe not Indian but I will figure it out by the way love you coins thanks again

 

Planchet

A Planchette is used with an Ouiji board

 

I didnt know that the circus was in town

 

Or is it clown time???

 

Only a poor soul would put words into another man’s mouth what a sad life