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Mint 1968-D Quarter, 1968-D Dime, 1968-D Kennedy Half & 1967 LMC Why?

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i chose to post this here because I need answers as to why someone would take the time to create something like this & precisely place theses coins & get everything perfect. and then screw up by putting the wrong penny in there. why is the penny the only oddity? every other coin is a 1968 minted in Denver except the penny. it doesn't make any sense to me. then I had a thought that maybe it was one of those errors where a 68 penny with a 67 design or something of that nature. please somebody have an answer to this because its driving me crazy. sorry for the pics but its difficult since the display is so reflective. also I have no history on this item.
thanks in advance
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Cool paper weight. I would guess they did not have a 68 cent to use so said gotta sink um before it dry's so they used what they had. Or simply grabbed the wrong coin.
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nah that penny has to have a purpose for being there other than oh crap where did I put that 68 penny lol I did find out that in 67 Philadelphia mint was the only mint that put out any pennies that year for whatever reason. But I don't see that having anything to do with the rest of the 1968 denver mints in there. But you may be right I might just be a paperweight and a cool one at that but I'm not banking on that.
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Some possibilities: 1) simple human error of the 'oops' variety, 2) knowingly placed the '67 cent because he/she didn't have a '68, 3) knowingly placed the '67 just to mess with people years later.

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Or simply grabbed the wrong coin.

It was probably an O-crap moment. The only person that knows why it was put in there is the person that made it.
There's a lot of these paper weights for sale on ebay. Yours might bring a little more for being an oddity if you ever decide to sell it.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Acrylic-Lu...AOSwz1pdq9Dc
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Cl...AOSwzhpd3wPR
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Un...AOSwlTheEhoW
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I had to steal it in order to sell it because it's not mine it's a friend of mine he's had it since he was a kid doesn't remember where he got it from and he is 58 years old so I think he predates ebay LOL
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This one I found says it's a 67 set yet you can plainly see the nickel is a 66.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Fl...AOSwUeBd6oWf
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DUDE are you for real,you said >>> I had to steal it in order to sell it because it's not mine it's a friend of mine he's had it since he was a kid doesn't remember where he got it from and he is 58 years old so I think he predates ebay LOL.

The only thing I can say after what you just said >>> WOW I am SO HAPPY I don't have friends like you. SHAME ON YOU >>
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also I have no history on this item.

You say you have no history on the item and then you say

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I had to steal it in order to sell it because it's not mine it's a friend of mine he's had it since he was a kid doesn't remember where he got it from and he is 58 years old so I think he predates ebay LOL

Your making yourself look really bad in this thread
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Looks like the coins are normal and the design of the capsule distorts the coins when view from the top of the coin. (Curved surfaces) The bottom is flat and doesn't distort the coins. Ball shaped top, flat on the bottom.
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