Coins continue to be the most common foreign body that kids swallow, especially younger children. There are still extremely few documented instances of children ingesting several coins in the literature, making these occurrences uncommon. It is quite uncommon to see a case of multiple coin ingestion with perfect radiological alignment. This report describes a rare case of two coins lodged in the oesophagus at the same site and the steps taken for successful removal.
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