Posted by Simone • Mar 9, 2026 - 11:17 AM

1960 d penny error 39?

I found this 1960 d penny recently and was interested in knowing what you might think. On the reverse it has a 39 on it. Do you think this may be an error or a man made after production penny?
Thanks so much for your input.
Robin
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A Admin • Mar 11, 2026
That is for certain not a standard "error" but rather something that was done to the coin after it left the mint. That means PMD or Post Mint Damage. It may be engraved but looks like its been punched. Thanks for sharing, where did you find this?
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A Admin • Mar 11, 2026
Here are some regular found errors for the 1960 D.
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S Simone • Mar 12, 2026
I work at a grocery store that has a coin counter machine. It was a cull that the machine would take. Some people leave the culls and I get them. I come home every night and get my 🔍 and check them out.
I just got a quarter that has an obverse on both sides. A 1990 p on one and a 1965 on the other. I know it's fake now but they are talented to be able to do that. It looks so good to me! I'll post a pic so everyone can see one.
Thanks so much
I'm terrible at taking pics.
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S Simone • Mar 12, 2026
Not sure if pic came thru for other side of quarter.
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S Simone • Mar 15, 2026
Trying again
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A Admin • Mar 27, 2026
Working on upgrading the site, what happened with the image, the obverse came through but not the reverse?
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S Simone • Mar 28, 2026
It has an obverse on both sides. I guess someone made it like that. There should be 2 pics of obverse one of 1990 and one of 1965.
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A Admin • Mar 28, 2026
Oh nice this is a trick Quarter like a magic trick coin or a coin you can use betting and always when if you choose heads :) I've heard of these but not ever seen one.

Or...or its a coin error. But I believe its not possible since there is an obverse and a reverse die.

I could be wrong however.

Do you like the new site upgrades? Seen any errors? Or do you like the old one from a few days ago?
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