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I came accross this while roaming in the net.

The design is very interesting, don't you think?
However I'm not sure it is a coin, it may be a medallion of some kind, e-mailed the owner and waiting.
http://omnicoin.com/coin_view_enlar...px?id=898432
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The legend around the rim is the same as the Canadian large cent of Edward VII (KM# 8). If that's front and back of the same piece, then I reckon it's a couple of cents, cut apart, stuck back to back, cleverly resculpted and then silvered.

It would qualify as "coin art" by some, "vandalism" by others. Unfortunately, it can't qualify as "Trench Art", the source coins are too old for WWI.
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So there is such a reverse design on a coin?
Any ideas why he is described as coming out of the coin, tearing the surface?
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The owner says it is a 1 cent coin struck with the king head design die and is used as a pin:)
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