2004 d struck twice?

Is this a legitimate error? Doublestruck? Im looking for a win! Thank you!

 

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looks like a Vise job/damage sorry.You'll find something special eventually.

 

Im curious though. the lib is raised. Wouldnt a vice grip make an indention into the coin?

 

Also it being on same side of the coin when flipped...

 

I would defer to @paddyman98 and @JCro57 on this one as I would like to say it is legitimate but I'm just not quite sure...

 

Yes I agree don't give up your hopes yet its 9:00 at night here and im pretty tired.

 

Thank you have a great night

 

Wow, it's only 8:00 here... Isn't it funny that we're more than a 20 hour drive away from each other and yet only one hour time difference? Cool!

 

I agree with potty. Damaged in a squeeze job

 

It's that a digital inspection scope? That's genius my man! I know what I'm ordering now, lol

 

I agree that it is a vice job. If you look at the obverse of the coin where it says "IN GOD WE TRUST" you can see the damage from the vise grip.

Good luck, hopefully you will find something soon!

 

Post mint damaged coin is what you have not a error

 

If you look at your first image, you can see that the "L" of "LIBE" is upside down. The remaining letters "IBE" look the same whether they are right side up or upside down. It's PMD.

 

I would say that someone put great effort and thought into this. They picked 3 letters in LIBERTY "IBE" that could be easily mistaken for correct even though they were actually backwards.

 

Nice. I saw the same thing and was typing my reply at the same time.

 

Inspector Gadget SAYS No way !

 

Best vise job I’ve seen in a long while but it damaged:

 

A false die could have been used. I'm not real sure how someone would make one that strikes backwards though.

 

It's backwards. And upside down when you read it.
Damaged Cent. Not an error of any kind.