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That is very possible. It usually is caused when the dies used for stamping the coins start to wear out. The image on the die becomes mushy and starts showing double images -- especially around the letters and numbers. I could also be cause by "chattering" -- when the coin blank bounces around a little bit while being stamped. In either case these coins have no significant value.
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