Capped die Lincoln?

I know little about errors but suspect this to be a capped die. What do you error guys think?

 

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Looks like a vice job to me.

 

Agreed its a (vise) jobthe reverse is completely roached from the pressure applied when the coins were jammed together,still a cent.Also I don't think capped dies can be rotated like this. http://www.error-ref.com/struck_through_a_late_stage_die_cap/

 

It's a "vice" to do such a thing to a coin

 

Vice job. smash 2 coins together on a vice.

 

Altered post mint. Not a mint error of any kind.

 

Already answered . . . a vice job, and poorly done at that. Understanding the minting process can go a long way in figuring out whether something like this is an error, or just PMD.

 

Momma said there be days like this so did dad. Oh well next. Good luck.

 

Hammer Job

 

Thanks everyone for your expert opinions. I really do appreciate it.

 

Ok your right its a vice not to be a visemy brain hurts.

 

Yes the tool used to clamp things together is a vise.
Vice is a bad habit and those 2 words are not interchangeable.
Signed Spelling Police

 

So what your saying is I was actually originally correct?.

 

Apparently, vice is the Britsh way of spelling vise. So both @potty dollar 1878 and I were correct.

 

Didn't know you were British.

 

And it was because of things like that that led to the Revolution!

 

Why don't you kick your colourful tyres and roll on out of here. I'm tired of being on the defence

 

It's vise.

 

I don't speak British, I speak "Merican"!