Take a look at my steel 2005 Lincoln Doubled Die cent . . . . .

A Christmas gift (this post) for @paddyman98 . . . . . . .

It's got to be worth billions . . . . . .

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What on earth is that?

 

Pic of holder, please.

 

Other side too

 

It is a certified rarity. Prolly fewer than 1,000 minted, less than half that surviving.

(Can't do the "reveal" too soon. We need more folks at the party . . . . .)

Z

 

It looks like it's not inside the slab. It's resting on it.
The prongs aren't even holding it in place

 

Very observant! Photographing this one against a white background helped with contrast.

The strike itself is guaranteed ANA certified. They have reviewed it and approved it.

Z

 

ANA Summer Seminar token

 

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Let's see how many folks don't read any of the above and keep on commenting on this one . . . . .

 

I read the above , and Glad Fred got it. I was going to say it looked like one from the bag of Chocolate coins I got from Aldi's last weekend.

Jim

 

Aldi's is improving if it has chocolate coins bags that contain non-standard metal doubled die coins.

 

I remember when a chocolate bar cost a dime, yes, I'm that old. Now they put the chocolate in the dime and charge two dollars, wow!

 

I ain't quite that old but I do remember I was pissed when they jumped from 15 cents to 20 lol

 

I like it.

 

That's "Detective" @paddyman98, if you please.

 

I'm surprised that none of the "Error Coins" regulars haven't checked in . . . . . .

Z

 

"Detective" @paddyman98 You nailed it CoinJockey73 !!

 

Wow! I must be really old, I remember when most chocolate bars were 5c while Klein's chocolate bars were 3c (Klein's was a local company and eventually bought out by Mars, still operating in Elizabethtown, PA)