Is My Two Headed/Tailed Coin Real?

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Nice I have penny like that double face

 

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Hi to all

In the Italian forum lamoneta.it, we are discussing about this: two heads and two dates, 1950/1951





Weight 6.3 grams, diameter 24 mm.

We think that it could be an artifact, of course, but we are interested in your opinion.

Thanks in advance.

petronius

https://www.lamoneta.it/topic/214146-quarter-di-dollar-doppio-volto-1950-1951/

 

The edge of the "coin"









The coin is not in my hands, I only see photos. The owner says:

"this line not cut the entire circle of the coin, and not take the lower part of the outline, seems only on surface"

Thanks again.

petronius

 

Honestly, the whole thing looks fake to me!

 

I have to agree with enamel7. The mint normally used different size shanks on the obverse die and the reverse die so 2 same face dies could not coin. Although some one could have altered it in the mint with a grinder, I do not think is high. Also the line does seem to go all around in the photos above although high quality machinery to get excellent joint. Too many factors ( including two dates) is 99.9% fake.IMO,
no offense to the owner. Jim

 

I found a 3 headed quarter while sorting my change today. I was so jazzed that the cashiern at the market musta given it to me in change by accident. Saved me a trip to mt rushmore he did.

 

"Heads I win, Tails you lose."

 

Two-Tailed Coins DO exist...

25C Washington Quarter Double Struck With Two Reverse Dies NGC MS66:





10C Roosevelt Dime Struck with Two Reverse Dies MS64 PCGS:

 

I have seen those coins before, posted somewhere. Some dealer in Vegas used to own them if I remember right. Way to dig up a good read.

 

I thought should be revived, haven't seen @tmoneyeagles in a while.

 

Hmm.. Never saw the dude. Too bad the video is poor quality.

 

It was 2005.

 

Most likely it's Mike Byers, he has sold some Spectacular pieces and has made some Astonishing discoveries!

 

1859 1C Double-Headed Indian Cent, Judd-229a, Snow-PT5, Unique, PCGS MS63:







Siiick!!

 

And FAT!!
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