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Double Denomination
Error Coins
For there to be a double denomination, the coin must fit inside the collar of the second denomination. As as example, you should never have a half dollar struck a second time by cent dies. The half dollar coin is to big to fit into the collar for a cent. But you could have a cent struck a second time with half dollar dies. ( Never Say Never when it comes to error coins! Anything is possible under the right conditions.)
To View Possible Double Denominations.
Below is a Roosevelt dime stuck a second time
by a Lincoln cent dies. Notice the image of
Roosevelt in the top center of this image. |
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This is a 1983 Roosevelt dime struck a second time
in a Lincoln cent dies. Notice the outline of
Roosevelt on the front of the coin. |
Notice the top left side of the Lincoln Memorial Building,
see the flames from the torch on the back of a dime.
It looks like the building is on fire.
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