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1869 Stamped Onto Flying Eagle Cent

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I have had this Flying Eagle cent just sitting in my collection but I found this forum and decided to post it finally. I just realized that the date stamped onto it is 1869 just backwards, we've spent the last year trying to figure it out until now, but I was wondering what kind of error is this and would could be the potential value to it?

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Looks like PMD to me. The backwards date suggests that someone pressed or pounded another coin against this cent. As counterstamps go, I see this one as a culled maverick to which no meaningful history may be attached.
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People do weird stuff to coins.
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An Indian Head cent aligned on your coin and pressed together in a vise to transfer the backwards date.
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Probably right.



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vise job
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