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OMG... WTH???

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mwaynebennett

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As I mentioned earlier, today I found mainly pennies, many from the 1970s and a few from the 1960s. As I was checking the dates, I came across two freak pennies. Not one but [size=large]TWO[/size] that were up-side-down except for the dates. I couldn't believe my eyes. Not just one defective coin but two on the same day.

They both came out of the Denver mint, so there must have been some mix up or problem with the stamping dies or something. I have attached a pic, however since my regular digital camera is on the fritz, I had to use my cell phone camera. The penny on the right clearly shows the phenomena.:)

Mark
Elite 2200
Pioreer 505
 
I would think that if you can find two 61's, you should be able to find a 58
 
Think I may have a few like that....
wonder what there worth...the last time i saw one like that it was a I88I ..lol :thumbup:
 
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