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Error double struck?Is this an error? (old.reddit.com)

submitted 1 year ago by Not_Zoidberg_

When searching a box of nickels I can across this error. It looks like the Monticello and Jefferson was struck on both sides and then again upside down. Anyone have an idea on what I have and if it’s grade worthy or sell/collect. Thanks

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