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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Alan Mac, post: 1829565, member: 59574&quot;]First, thank you for all your replies.&nbsp; I thought the most likely explanation was that someone had hammered two coins together (I didn&#039;t see why the mint would have a &quot;reverse&quot; die) and how would a genuine error like that go unnoticed for so many years.&nbsp;&nbsp; The things that made me wonder about the origin was that the &quot;reverse&quot; lettering looked very cleanly indented, like it was done with a metal much stronger than copper.&nbsp; I also saw the word LIBERTY was still standing-up while it was in an area of the coin that was indented.&nbsp; It looked to me as though the &quot;reverse&quot; image was stamped into the coin after the Lincoln bust was put on (cut into the bust), but before the LIBERTY was put on (LIBERTY stands up in a recessed area) - but this would be impossible as I would imagine that the bust and LIBERTY are stamped at the same time.&nbsp; Well, it is just something that I stumbled across in a hand full of change - my total investment: $.01.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Alan[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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