Muled Coins
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1999 1 Cent Lincoln Cent Obv. Die Muled With a Roosevelt Dime Rev. on a Lincoln Cent Planchet MS66 Red PCGS
$138,000.00 (Apr 29, 2006 HA.com)
Indian Cent Obverse - Half Dime Reverse Mule
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1864-1858 1C Indian-Flying Eagle Cent, Judd-362, Pollock-428, R.8
PR65 $74,750.00 (Jan 6, 2009 HA.com)
Coins with heads-heads or tails-tails were never produced by the US Mint as business strikes. Only certain patterns were produced with a heads-heads or dual obverse designs on front and back of coin. All business strikes with two heads or tails are damaged coins and created outside of the mint.
Note: Look for a seam around the rim or on the edge were the two coin obverse or reverses, of the same design, were combined.
