I have this 1993 penny and has struck through on both sides. Reverse is struck with the reverse side of a dime, not sure what the Obverse is struck with. Need help on that and i there any value to it?
Nice hints of pastel toning, though. Not that that makes it worth any more than one cent, I'm afraid.
FYI.. A Cent can't be struck with a Dime Die because it's to big to fit into the chamber during the minting of Dimes. It's just damaged after it left the mint. When you understand the minting process and how each denomination of coin is struck you will know how impossible what you think happened would be.
Welcome to CT @linatee74. Your cent is what is referred to as a "vice job." That is when two (or more) coins are compressed against each other by some mechanical means. Here is a good site to read: http://www.error-ref.com/squeeze-job-or-vice-job-or-garage-job/
