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Smashed Penny With A Dime Any Thoughts?

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My kids found this and asked me about it. It looked like just a smashed penny but looking close I saw that it also had dime imprint on it so honestly I dont know haha so any thoughts on this coin?
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@Odul, looks to me like someone put both a cent and a dime on the train tracks completely overlapping both coins, with a third coin partly overlapping. You have the cent side, while someone else has that unfortunate dime. Fun to look at, but worth only a cent (if you can get a teller to take it--no way CoinStar will take this).
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Looks like a train coin!
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Yeah, probably a three coin stack with the dime in the middle. When the train wheel struck it, the top coin (cent?) was pushed forward and left that partial impression. It would be neat to have all of the coins together.
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Or a very strong vise job. In any event, it isn't an error.
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PMD. No extra value.
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