1882 H Victoria Canada Penny

Is it a clash or strike through?

Thanks, Dan. When Rocky sends these huge magnifications, it get confusing.

Im not sure I follow... how can a reverse be struck on top of an obverse yet it shows it behind the "E". Would it not be on top of the "E" if that were the case?

From what I can tell it looks like a minor clash or strike through IMO.

here is and image of the lower part of the bust.

It is not any kind of a Reverse struck over an Obverse or Obv over Rev. It looks like a clash, as Dan states above, especially if there are other places where the underpunch shows through. Rocky, read up on what a clash actually is.

If the coin was fully struck on the obverse and reverse, then flipped over on its own and was struck again, it would show a lot more than minor little details like these, especially if it was not lined up correctly.

If the coin was fully struck and deliberately flipped over and re-struck (literally no point for this, or logical reason) than maybe you may see something similar to what you are trying to show. But again, I highly doubt someone would flip a perfectly struck coin, just to line it back up and re-strike it.

My guess, there was a minor clash between the dies, or even some sort of minor die damage. I also think that the Vicky large cents have been documented quite thoroughly and if this were to be something of any interest it probably would have been mentioned and documented already IMO. Not to say discovering new varieties on the vicky cents is not possible, but it's a pretty thin chance I would think.