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Is this penny double died?

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aoola1

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Was looking through my huge collection of pennies and found one that looks like it's double died(see the indent on the reverse side going through "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA")
I also have 2 wheat pennies NOT PICTURED from 1944 (in good condition) and 1952 D (condition not so good) are these valuable in anyway
 
I can't see good enough to tell. A 1984 penny had an error of an extra long ear or something, but I don't have my book to check. The red book or blue book would help you determine values of your coins and Strike It Rich with Pocket Change will help you with error coins. I got the 3rd edition of this book and really like it. I did find one error in the book, but it was obvious about the weight in grams of silver and clad quarters. I think Ken Potter and another guy wrote the error coins books.
 
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