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1968 D Dime On A Wheat Penny

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I found a 1968 d dime with a Wheat penny on the back. Has regular wear and tear for its age. Any idea on value?
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We really need a picture (both sides and the edge) to definitely know what you have. Probably a Magician's coin though.
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Is it a sandwich? Or is it just gunked together with coke? Thing do go better with....
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Something like those sell at magic shops for about $10 to $25.
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@Ab2373, first welcome to CCF. Second, I agree with the others that pics of your coin are important, although it does seem likely that you have found a so-called Magician's coin.
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Ah ok very interesting. From the edge, it looks like both coins were ground down and then bonded together to form a Magician's coin. We see this style sometimes, but more often the host coin will be hollowed out and the other coin is slid into that space. Yours is worth saving for the novelty--very nice pick-up!
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The back of the dime was hollowed out and a Wheat cent was milled down to fit inside. There's a guy on ebay that makes them and sells them as a novelty
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~1

Even tho it is a novelty...I would hang on to it just for the fun of it.
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Oh well -



to the CCF!
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I received a double tails Kennedy half dollar from a bank one time. The Magician coins are a novelty, but are worth far more than face value to someone who wants one.
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Thanks for your help everyone!
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