Error large cent ?

[8Reales]

Error large cent ?
Counter stamp H
And looks like it’s backwards ( just the letters it’s toasted )

Counter stamp with an H

Here u can make out “One Cent” but backwards

 

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[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[billb]

Congratulations that’s a nice assortment

 

[ToddsPoint]

I can definitely see a backwards "N" and the "T". That's a strange one for sure. How could that happen? Gary

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

nice haul!

 

[8Reales]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

Thank you Digger RJ

 

[8Reales]

Congratulations that’s a nice assortment

Thank you

 

[8Reales]

I can definitely see a backwards "N" and the "T". That's a strange one for sure. How could that happen? Gary

Under a good light and correct angle I can see the entire words
One Cent backwards
I have no idea how it happend
Error, Counterfeit, after mint damage?

 

[8Reales]

nice haul!

Thank you Hunk a lead

 

[viktorlovisa]

Wonderful

 

[brianc053]

Hey 8Reals, a few months ago I found some lead that someone had pressed a large cent into, and therefore the words "ONE CENT" were backwards in the lead. (In the picture you can clearly see a backward E, and some of the other letters are somewhat visible).

I know that's not the same as what you found, since you found what looks like a coin with the letters backward. But maybe someone was playing around with metal (maybe counterfeiting) in a way that is similar to the person who played around with the lead I found.
Anyway, I hope this gives you some ideas - even though it doesn't offer a direct answer.
- Brian

 

[8Reales]

Very informative
I think the original coin a British half penny because it rings lower than a US large cent
And some playing with coins stamped the back of a largie into it.

Hey 8Reals, a few months ago I found some lead that someone had pressed a large cent into, and therefore the words "ONE CENT" were backwards in the lead. (In the picture you can clearly see a backward E, and some of the other letters are somewhat visible).

I know that's not the same as what you found, since you found what looks like a coin with the letters backward. But maybe someone was playing around with metal (maybe counterfeiting) in a way that is similar to the person who played around with the lead I found.
Anyway, I hope this gives you some ideas - even though it doesn't offer a direct answer.
- Brian

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