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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Neal, post: 25660933, member: 43872&quot;]I am certainly not an expert, but it seems to be clearly a &quot;squeeze play&quot; of some sort.&nbsp; If the squeeze is actually old, which seems most likely, say from when the two coins were in circulation, I would suspect it was when someone found the cent and the dime together were just the right thickness to level a heavy piece of furniture or cast-iron stove or such.&nbsp; Because the dime impression is mirror image, the only way I can see it happening at the mint is through a clashed die, and that would seem highly unlikely with coins of such different sizes.&nbsp; Besides, the reverse seems to have multiple impressions and even reeding, which seems to me to indicate it was repositioned over time.&nbsp; If the squeeze is more modern, it is more likely someone being &quot;funny&quot; with a vice.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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