Really Cool Find!!!!!!!

[hughmaster10]

I found this coin roll hunting. It’s a 2015 D Lincoln Cent. Multiple strikes?
I’m newer to the “error” and “variety” hunting, so if you guys might clue me in as to the value of something like this, as well as should I get it graded? Thanks

 

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[meraxes]

Unfortunately, I suspect the second thing that struck that coin occurred after it had been minted.

 

[hughmaster10]

Unfortunately, I suspect the second thing that struck that coin occurred after it had been minted.

I would agree. But after looking at it closely, on the front, it has a combination of “e pluribus unum” and “United States of America” stamped over “In God We Trust.”
This is a legit mint error. I’m just trying to see how much it’s worth, and if I should get it graded.

 

[enamel7]

Are the extra set of letters raised or incuse?

 

[hughmaster10]

Are the extra set of letters raised or incuse?

It is incuse

 

[enamel7]

It is incuse

Then chances are it's a "vise job". A second strike by the die would have raised lettering. I'm sorry, but post mint damage.

 

[hughmaster10]

Then chances are it's a "vise job". A second strike by the die would have raised lettering. I'm sorry, but post mint damage.

Thanks for your input. I’m gonna hang onto it anyways. I also have another coin I found tonight that I would like your input on. I’ll post a pic shortly

 

[hughmaster10]

Then chances are it's a "vise job". A second strike by the die would have raised lettering. I'm sorry, but post mint damage.

What is your input on this coin?

 

[engine823]

Then chances are it's a "vise job". A second strike by the die would have raised lettering. I'm sorry, but post mint damage.

I agree, exactly what I thought when I saw it.

 

[enamel7]

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What is your input on this coin?

Just another coin that was damaged after it left the mint. There's nothing in the minting process that would cause that.