2007 P Jefferson Nickel Struck Twice With Mirror Images

[Bradlyco-migration]

I've always had an interest in coins and have been a member for awhile, but I am no where near educated on error coins. Could someone give me an idea on the rarity and value of this coin? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

 

[physics-fan3.14]

That is not a mint-made error. That looks like someone took your nickel, placed it between two other nickels to make a nickel sandwich, and then whacked it with a hammer. Note the secondary images are both incuse into the surface. They are also both reverse images. There is no way that I can think of that this coin would be made at the mint.

 

Thus, you have a damaged nickel worth 5 cents.

[L1ncolnF4n]

PMA (Post-mint alteration)

[Bradlyco-migration]

That was my suspicion, but I had a little hope. Thanks for your input.

[Coindude]

I'm in total agreement with Jason, aka Physics.

[bsshog40]

Agree with Jason also!! If it would've been struck twice, the strike would have been facing the same way.

[johnny9434]

its worth a nickel, no more

[noow]

True.

[e1cnr]

hammer or vice jobs can be detected usually with coin in hand

 

you have removed your pics, but here are a couple pics from an eBay auction in NGC slab with incuse designs