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1970 D Lincoln Penny Possibly Struck Over A Dime

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I found a 1970 d Lincoln Penny that is struck over a dime...on the obverse and Roosevelt head and writing on reverse can someone help me identify this error if thats what it is.
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Ok? What makes you think it was struck on a dime? I see two pictures of what appears to be the obverse of a 1970 D cent.
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It looks on the reverse under the memorial it looks like the base of Roosevelt head between the N in one to about the n in cent with lettering around it...also on obverse it looks like the out line of the Olive tree.. lettering around the rim but I know that could be post mint damage but I don't think so...
My grandfather had about 300 rolls of pennies in original bank rolls from the 1850s to the 1970s it come out of a bank roll
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Well it appears to be full size and on a copper planchet so it can't be struck over a dime.
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Unfortunately, your reverse image isn't showing up. Two images of the obverse only.
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From the two photos above our coin looks to be a normal 1970-D cent.

If you really have original bank rolls of cents dating back to 1850's, that's what we'd really like to see, those 1850's rolls!
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