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It's probably just a filled-die error. That occurs when a bit of grease or dirt gets into the tiny recesses on a die that form the letters and numbers on a coin. Given that billions of cents are struck each year on high-speed presses, filled dies happen more than you might think, so they are generally not worth more than a few cents above face value.

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