the pictures are the front and the back of my 1935 wheat penny, it seems to have been stuck several times.
Yes. By a second cent someone smashed into it after it left the mint. Notice “one cent” is backwards. You were supposed to read this before submitting: “
Most supposedly “double struck” coins we see are merely one coin that has been pressed into another with a hammer or vise. How can you tell? Because the Lincoln Memorial goes into the surface, not out; because the writing is mirror-image, not normal .”
A well worn Indian cent, we buy these for around ten cents and sell for a quarter, in this condition.
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Looks very much like a garden-variety small cent, worth face value.
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