A real flip over coin?

To me this is a strange penny because on both sides there appears to be two pennies. Tails and head on one side and heads and tails on the other. What really stood out to me was the heads on one side and the tails only showing the date of the coin. Is this possible that only the date shows?

 

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@JAMES RONDINONE

The image of the "front" is too small. Please post it again using the "Full Image" option.

 

This penny is very unusual. On one side is a heads with tails and on the other a tail with heads. On the heads with tails, the only image on the tail is the date of the coin. Is that possible? Please help.

 

Very Cool coin !

 

You should correct your first thread, not start a new one.

Help, mods! @lordmarcovan @GDJMSP @desertgem ......or whomever is on duty.

 

What about the "baby" in the lower left?

 

Is this your coin?

 

Here is the other side of the coin.

 

I will ask you again.. Is this coin in your possession?

 

Nice Flip-Over Double Strike.

I can't enlarge any of the obv. photos,
but I'd bet the date shows on the first
strike - the 2nd strike had a uniface
obverse strike from a planchet laying
on top of the just-struck F/O'd coin.

 

The Cent in question is a True Mint Error. It was struck once and when ejected it flipped over and was struck again over another Plancher.. Usually the 2nd strike is Uniface.

Oh Fred just explained it

 

Thanks for the reply.

 

You haven't repsonded to my question.. Is it your coin?

 

No, it's not my coin.

 

Here is the obverse of the coin a bit larger.. the sellers provenance in the description is legit, I think the coin is legit.

 

HIGHLY IMPOSSIBLE. SRY BOUT CAPS .

 

Yes it is legit. How much are they asking for it?

 

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It's on Ebay right now.