PART V. Planchet Errors:

Double Denomination Errors:

Dual Country:

Different Year

Definition: This error occurs when a coin carrying the design of one country is struck a second time by a coinage press striking coins for another country that also happen to carry a later date.

The double denomination error shown below consists of a 1964 Kennedy half dollar design that was struck over an off-center 1963 Philippines 10 centavos.  The U.S. Mint was striking coins for the Philippines during this time period.  Unlike most dual country/dual year/double-denomination errors, there is every likelihood that this was an accidental occurrence.