2014 penny double denomination????

I wanna find more out about this coin here.
Pcgs cert doesn’t come back was it regraded? Typing keywords into Google brings up nothing.
Does it even really exist.

 

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If you're asking if the penny was struck onto a Dime, it is a known error (Definitely not the only 1...) Happened on a 1996 Dime (I think 1996) before.


Definitely not worth 2k though. The one I'm talking about sold for $558.13

 

Talking about the coin in general not the error I’ve seen that before. Just not with a shield cent first off and he meant “only 1” as in with a shield cent and newer date. more modern coin.
I’m inquiring about the slab and coin itself bc I can’t find anything on it only these pics from a friend from 2015

 

The case appears to be tampered with or damaged (Look at bottom of picture -- seems to be warped)

 

Weird almost looks like a piece of pic with a paper for the listing lol that’s true tho does seem warped

 

Here's a very similar error I checked out just this weekend at the National Coin Show

 

Very cool

 

Hey @Gorham_Collector ? The coin looks like a "Vise Job" if you ask me and the label came back as a big FAT Goose egg. Stay clear.

 

Well it’s from 2015 eBay listing so I can’t buy it I was just interested in seeing better pics or knowing where the coin went etc pcgs label ,

 

Yea I really thought that case was suspicious.. I mean just look at the bottom it looks warped kind of? maybe opened?

 

The seller wasn't named Redwin was it...

 

Not named only pics I have of the coin and listing

 

Inside joke.. Newer members won't get it

 

Yes it does. It's a known error and a few have been attributed.

 

wonder if I can find any with trueviews haven’t come up with any luck
Thanks

 

Weird picture effect.. But those errors do exist.

 

In the mean time zoom into the one I posted above, it's real and it's spectacular...It's a sharp photo! Even though it's a pic I took at the show.

 

Yea ik that I'm saying the case was tampered with

 

The original photo is of a printed eBay listing, and the paper it's printed on is bent. Look at the text of the listing.

A "vise job" would mash another coin into the first one. The second coin's details would be mirror-reversed. That's not the case for the pictured coin. (And, of course, if you mashed a dime into a cent, the cent still wouldn't be struck on a dime planchet.)

That being said, I also get no match for the PCGS certification number. Based on that, and based on the photo of a printout of a photo, I'd be comfortable spending not much more than face value (eleven cents?) on the coin.

 

Here's @Kurisu 's photos cropped