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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 23539701, member: 78298&quot;]If they are 10 years apart it happened outside of the mint, intentionally to trick someone into thinking it&#039;s some rare and valuable error. While not impossible (cough, cough) it&#039;s unlikely there are 10 year old coins laying around the mint, waiting to be struck again.</p><p>The 1957 was struck at Denver. The 1965,66 and 67 coins have no mintmarks, but were struck at all 3 mints.</p><p>It&#039;s certainly nice to have a copper cent with the memorial and wheat back,</p><p>but I don&#039;t see how this could be a legitimate coin error. If it was the same date, that type of error should be more likely than this.</p><p>I mean you could have a clandestine mint worker who tossed in a 1957-D into the planchet bin in 1967, but then there&#039;s no way to retrieve it. Since a one of a kind error like this could be worth a fortune, why allow it into circulation?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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