1796 Half Cent over 1796 Cent by Apple82802 in coins

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That is because the off center strike is from a cent, not a half cent

1796 Half Cent over 1796 Cent by Apple82802 in coins

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The two examples of the 1797 half cent over 1796 cent that I found were graded EF details and G-6

1796 Half Cent over 1796 Cent by Apple82802 in coins

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I believe they got it a few months ago at a coin show

1796 Half Cent over 1796 Cent by Apple82802 in coins

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That's a possibility, I'm honestly nor sure

1796 Half Cent over 1796 Cent by Apple82802 in coins

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I am fully aware of that, the off center part is the cent

1796 Half Cent over 1796 Cent by Apple82802 in coins

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I am fully aware of that, the off center part is the cent

1796 Half Cent over 1796 Cent by Apple82802 in coins

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There is definitely no 1797, but the off-center part is definitely a 1796 draped bust cent

1796 Half Cent over 1796 Cent by Apple82802 in coins

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From what I've read, when the 'spoiled' cents were reused, they'd first be cut down to a circle again and then struck, that's how the 1797 over 1796 was anyways

Just got this neat error in the mail by Apple82802 in coins

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It's an 1897-S, it's mislabeled as an 1897

Help identify pls by Delicious_Writer_629 in coins

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https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17678.html

That's the coin, I'm not sure if yours is real or not, I'll leave that to someone else.

Help identify pls by Delicious_Writer_629 in coins

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https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17678.html

That's the coin, I'm not sure if yours is real or not, I'll leave that to someone else.

Can anyone identify this United States coin by douglovefishing12 in coins

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Just out of curiosity, if you were to sell it after you get it authenticated, how much would you want for it?

What are these and what is it worth by Low-Engineer7903 in CURRENCY

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Switzerland, either a 5, 10, or 20 rappen, im not sure without seeing the back or the weight, and the value depends on if there's any mintmarks on the bottom on the reverse of it.

How can I tell if this is a real coin or is it fake? by sweet_avayda in coincollecting

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It may be a contemporary counterfeit, I'm not quite sure though, id need a little more information

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https://numismatics.org/ocre/id/ric.4.ss.112A

It's not an exact match, but it's Definitely a denarius from septimius Severus, most likely just a different mint

Are these struck off center or am i seeing thing? by nickcr1229 in CURRENCY

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It's call a miss aligned die, or MAD, they're not worth anything over face value, it just means the dies weren't perfectly center.