Two headed coin IS a real thing

He means it's pretty much the same as the people who post their "No S" coins, here, because they heard they are worth a bundle. Their research (WHAT RESEARCH?) ends as soon as they see $$$$$$$$$$$$.

The same goes for all of the 69-S that are posted because they can't recognize a true doubled die from a palm tree.

Chris

 

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Makes sense... since he also authored the OP article.

 

Conder, aren't there multiple examples of tails/tails coins?

If so, which is the anvil die? the heads side or tail side? Because now we have certified examples of coins both ways.

 

I know of three tails/tails quarters, one heads heads 1859 indian head cent and now this nickel. There may be others I don't know about. As to which side is the anvil and which is the hammer that can vary by series and year.

 

IIRC there are certified tails tails nickels as well. 3 of them, but maybe I'm confusing them with the quarters.

 

Is the two headed coin worth anything?

 

It's not real. One side is a Denver mint coin and the other is a Phily.

 

It's a magician's coin. You can see the seam.

 

That’s what I thought after reading everything. It’s kind of cool still. Thank you for the response.

 

I have a 1932 quarter heads on both sides, no mint mark.

 

Please post the images.

 

That's too bad they ruined 2 good quarters to make 1 damaged one.
How can you tell there's no mint mark when the mint mark is on the
reverse and there's 2 heads?

 

Start your own unique thread.. With pictures.
And Create it at the Error Coins forum.. Not the what's It worth forum.