Check out this 1919 wheat back.

We're not as concerned with you being wrong,
and us being right, as we are concerned that
you feel your coin is an error, after numerous
people here with decades of experience buying, selling,
and authenticating error coins, tell you that you coin
is a damaged/altered coin, and was not minted like
that in any Mint.

As we say at some point, it's you're coin and you are
welcome to believe anything you'd like to about it,
but you came here to find out about it, and refuse to
listen to those who know exactly what it is, and what it isn't.

 

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You said the backwards letters don't match up. This is exactly what would happen if you sandwich a couple coins and put them in a vise (see, I got it right @Stevearino ). However, you're not going to see something like this happen in the minting process.

The members of CT love nothing more than when somebody finds a cool error. I know your a new collector and new member, but trust us. We want to see people learn and grow in the hobby. But the study of numismatics takes time and patience. You apparently lack the latter, so I'm done providing assistance . Best of luck figuring it out

 

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PMD, PMD, PMD. Meow thinks for sure, no doubt in this Cats furry little head.

 

Gotta love it. This is like getting an MIT or Cal Tech mathematics professor to help your with you algebra homework and then telling him he's wrong (see post #61 and 63)

 

Thanks for calling me 'Dude'

....makes me feel 50 years younger.....

 

Anytime Duder

 

To answer im born in 81 my mom born in 65
So what you been coin collecting 60 years. Dont be a stuck up prissy arrogant person about a newbie trying to learn so one day he can be a wizard too

 

Grain of salt

 

You asked for advice. It was given. You said we were wrong. What don't you get? Fred is one of the top experts in the coin field. Take his word for it.