Split Planchet Do You Think It Is Fake?

For the type of equipment you would have to have to fake a coin like this where is the payoff,not to mention they would have to be alot of them out there,really there isn't alot of money in error coins unless it is a double denomination or a rare double die so where is the payout and the other thing is why do it then throw it back to the public to find none of this is sound thinking and the coin being a point gram off,like I said there is some kind of filler it is shiny you can see it in the picture and what would be the purpose of putting an overlay on a coin not to mention stick it beside another penny and it is a hair thinner but a hair larger in roundness is someone going to say there is a penny stretcher .

Your item is not a coin. Look at the font of the R of America , it is not the same font as a real cent. The first U of Unum lines up with the 5th column on your item where on a authentic cent it lines up with the bay after the 5th column .
I feel your item was a fashion accessory

Costume piece is a good thought. The RDV looks fake; font is too narrow and the Memorial design incorrect. Especially for a 90s vintage coin. While the rolls appeared to have been solid, I concur with the others that unless it had the mint/bank wrappers (old bank wrappers), then they are mixed third party cents (from Loomis). It also appears that there may have been glue on the obverse.

My other thought is that it might be a game piece or magic kit coin. Anyway, it doesn't look legit to me.

Before you put money into this piece please compare it to other coins.
Ultimately the decision is yours.

Thank you rackster your correct companies do make that kind of stuff but it just looks so much like a planchet on the edge that I think it will be worth sending it off to know for sure.until you guys said fashion jewelry and magic coin I had never gave it that thought so I can't fully rule that out because I know companies can make stuff look real,i just couldn't see an individual doing it but thank you everyone

Here is one idea for that:
http://koinpro.tripod.com/ErrorVarietyList.htm

Ken potter is on this sight and he has responded on your other thread. He is koinpro

I went back through my other post guess I must have missed seeing his post at the time,don't know if it was because I was making a comment from 2 or 3 people before or if I had to go somewhere or went to bed in between guess I missed it but thank you for pointing it out it gave me some more sites to go look at and some more reading material,i have been trying to go through all my post and write down every ones links that they have sent and at the end I have been thanking people for doing it.