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Can someone explain what happened to this coin please?It is a 1955 P penny. Look underneath the 5.
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Looks like a double die error. You can pretty much see another five coiming off of the first one. These are worth a little bundle. Am I correct?
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this is the only distinct sign of doubling - does this fetch a premium?
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can you show a picture of the whole coin I dont think its a double die but a double strike it kind of looks like the metal has moved with the die
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It's abraded die doubling. It is the result of die fatigue, overuse. In 1955 they are extremely common, I have rolls of them. The dies were used to excess in Philadelphis that year as well as 1946, 1949, 1953, and 1954. No premium value.
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