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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cubenewb, post: 1070206, member: 25644&quot;]Even before you look for a dubious seam, the first thing that should dawn on you is the utter impossibility of this occurring. It couldn&#039;t be a 1930 piece with an inadvertently struck &quot;1941 obverse&quot; reverse because that is blatantly anachronistic; as for it being struck in 1941, the odds that some errant 1930 die found its way into the anvil component of the press is undefinable because it is impossible. This is, however, one of the coolest finds anyone could find in my opinion; the specimen is well put together and seemingly anomalous even in the oddball industry of affixing two halves of two coins together... never seen it on something as old a wheatie but, hey, if there&#039;s a will...</p><p><br /></p><p>Even having pointed out the impossibility of this thing&#039;s validity, I think my heart would have <b>exploded</b> from the sheer sublimity of finding something such as this while roll searching! I love the weird stuff that comes up on this site![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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