[Example] Flipover Double Strike!

[jcuve]

A purchase from Frank on eBay. A very nice flipover double strike. It is a 1982 that I have determined was struck by a one die-pair which had distinctive polish lines (consistent with covering up a clash), then by some means, probably on a dual or quad die assembly, fell into another chamber and was struck by a different die-pair. Both strikes I was able to determine were from 1982 as a small amount of incuse design of the 2 (from a large date '82) remains in the T of CENT on the reverse. I made a small overlay diagram to assist in seeing the overlap of the two strikes.

[AgCollector]

Nice coin, and nice pictures! Must have missed this auction- was it a while ago?

[MIA]

Now that's cool. Great catch off of eBay!

[MrHaz78]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing. Bill

[duck620]

Great coin! Congrats.

Ken

[wapa]

That is one cool coin!

[cimperialis]

How many of these flip-over double strikes are known to exist?

[coinman2009]

Wow! What A Great Find! And to figure out it was struck by different dies, Way Cool!

[jfines69]

Awesome Jason... Congrats on a great pick up and of course your awesome pics!!!

[jcuve]

How many of these flip-over double strikes are known to exist?

Such chance errors would be impossible to keep track of.



BTW: I got this from LCR member pennies4pennies (Frank).

[LINCOLNWATCHER]

Very cool!!! Congrats

[foundinrolls]

I like those! Very Nice Coin!

[kotic1]

Is this coin a flip over double strike also?

I was wondering if this coin is the same thing and if any one has seen this type before? Thank you for all your input!

[hasfam]

Looks like a damaged coin after it left the mint. What is commonly referred to as a vice job. When 2 cents are pressed together in a vice.
You really should have posted this in your own new thread.

[jcuve]

Yep, as Rock noted: vice job, and next time start a new thread please.