A Riddle .....

or a dime on a cent planchet, and a nickel on a cent planchet. Or one of the other two combinations.

It's not really 17 cents, but I see where you're coming from. I did learn a lot of other things in my quest for the answer, though, so for that, thank you.

Then it's a cent on a dime planchet and a nickel on a cent planchet. WE WANT PICS!

Bingo!


I just got the 6 cent piece and it's awesome. It's The centerpiece of my collection (this week) the rarest and most expensive coin I own.

I have had the eleven cent piece for a few years now.

good going


you win a cookie



errrror

twokopeiki was the first on the right track, it's funny because I got a nickel struck on a dime planchet in the same lot as the 6 cent piece. It is Not a fifteen cent piece, struck nickel on a struck dime, which if I had along with my Two Cent Piece would make 17 cents as well. cool. now I need one.


errror

Ok, photos, sorry to busy to shoot my own photo so here's the sellers pix.


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You have already seen a nice example of an 11 cent piece, so I won't post mine.

This 6 cent piece is fantastic. It's a double denomination flip over double strike with Two dates and the words one cent and five cents which clealy make this a 6 cent coin.

6 plus 11 equals 17 cents

errrror

PS, I' had been chasing this type of error for about five years.

almost 3 Siver Eagle anniversery sets ; )


errrrrro

Dave It is the Key to my collection.

and like I said it basically cost me only a Trade of coins which I aquired from the mint so if you do the math, I did just fine.


errror

Errorcoins, the date on the nickel is 2000-D. I can't make out the cent date. It should also be 2000-D, right?
Dick