1901 Indian Cent obv w/Wheat cent strike

Discussion in 'Error Coins' started by Another, Mar 7, 2009.

  1. Another

    Another Junior Member

    I have a coin I would like to know more about and value if anyone can estimate. The coin is a 1901 Indian head cent ant on the obv it has the strike of a wheat cent over the face and the one cent is clear and the epluribus is there but mirror image. Please see pics and help me out with this. Also has a big V struck in it which someone said was the Void strike yet somehow it made it to circulation.

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  3. LostDutchman

    LostDutchman Under Staffed & Overly Motivated Supporter

    Unfortunately this is not an error at all...

    The "V" has no meaning at all to anyone besides the person who put it there... and it was not at the mint.

    As for the wheat cent impression... this coin was squeezed next to a wheat cent in a vice and the coins left an impression on each other. These coins commonly get mistaken for errors but are no more then mangled damaged coins.
     
  4. Another

    Another Junior Member

    oh well..

    Thought I had stumbled on something.. guess I'll keep looking:(
     
  5. huntsman53

    huntsman53 Supporter**

    Another,

    Welcome to Coin Talk! I agree with LostDutchman but keep trying and you will find some nice errors or varieties.


    Frank
     
  6. Another

    Another Junior Member

    will do

    Thank you.. and yes I will continue looking ..one never knows:)
     
  7. Hobo

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    Another,

    I agree with the others (anothers?) - your IHC is a squeeze job.

    Where do you live in the North GA mountains? I grew up in GA and I get to Gainesville on occassion.
     
  8. desertgem

    desertgem Senior Errer Collecktor Supporter

    The above are correct, but what a nice squeeze coin to get you interested! Put it aside as a remembrance, you will start to value it more than many others. Probably many of us still have the original coin that got us started in this!

    Welcome to the forum! Many mystery coins to come.

    Jim
     
  9. Another

    Another Junior Member

    Thank you all

    Thank you all. I have a whole bunch of oddities and I save everything that doesn't look right. Never really got into looking them up or getting opinions. Just found this place and you all are really great. Thank you.

    I live in a little town called Talking Rock, Just outside of Jasper and 15 mins south of Ellijay. My grandsons live near Gainsville. Small world:)
     
  10. Just Carl

    Just Carl Numismatist

    WELCOME TO THE FORUM.
    Unfortunately the LostDuchman is right. To bad, HUH? Imagine how much a coin would be worth with all that and from the Mint. And that V! Many, many people stamp coins with logos, thier initials, club names, associations and then put them back in change. I presume they wait to see how long it takes to reapear.
    Keep looking. You may find a real one.
     
  11. Hobo

    Hobo Squirrel Hater

    I know where Talking Rock is. Been a LONG time since I have been throught there though. I bet it has really grown. Do you have a red light now? :loud:
     
  12. Another

    Another Junior Member

    talking rock

    Jasper has grown a great deal but good old Talking rock still doesn't have a red light. We do have our own Post Office though:)
     
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