Same answer. Somebody took a 1994 Two Pence coin, machined off the reverse face, then took a 2 New Pence coin, machined away everything except the reverse face then glued two 2 pieces together. They created an interesting fake coin.
Is one side predominant magnetic than the other? Because in 1992 the 2ps changed from Bronze to Bronze plated steel. I assume someone was practicing faking the 1983 New pence error on other 2ps and the OP’s coin was one of them.
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Where did that picture come from? Is that the obverse and reverse of the same coin?
These two coins are from my date run, I am showing to the OP that post 92 2ps (except a few 1998 and 1999s) are magnetic, so in theory if the ops coin is two coins stamped together one side should stick to a magnet easily while the other side would struggle to.
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Using a magnet on either side of the coin is not nearly sensitive enough to see a difference just because the remaining steel is farther away on one side vs. the other. Maybe with some super sensitive equipment…
Regardless, there's no question this coin was a result of doctoring the two other coins. I think you're right in that somebody was trying to create a different type of this mule coin: N#220602
Using a magnet on either side of the coin is not nearly sensitive enough to see a difference just because the remaining steel is farther away on one side vs. the other. Maybe with some super sensitive equipment…
Regardless, there's no question this coin was a result of doctoring the two other coins. I think you're right in that somebody was trying to create a different type of this mule coin: N#220602
That might have been a possibility.
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