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New Member
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Here's a pic of the coin... it is identical on both sides. Thanks!  |
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Rest in Peace
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That is interesting Jody B
If it is not a fake, probably the only way it got stamped with the Queen on both sides, is if the coin was re-entered back into the stamping machine reversed.
Can't wait to see the outcome of this coin.
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New Member
Canada
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Here is the other side, and sorry, the coin is upside down. I can take it again if you need me to. Thanks.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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Welcome to Coin Community Forums, Jody B  Is it possible to show a pic of the edge of your coin. |
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New Member
Canada
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Sure thing... taken with my cell phone, so please let me know if you need a clearer picture than this. I held it up with a pair of tweezers. Thanks.  |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I would put this coin in a safe place where it wont get scratched or anything... Really I'm not sure how this would happen or if its real.  |
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New Member
Canada
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My Dad got this as change from a store a few years ago, so it's been in circulation for a while.
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New Member
Canada
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another way you could take a photo so we can see both sides at the same time would to use 2 mirrors like a corner thou it may take a bit of adjusting till it gets right would be a great photo to show everyone your possible awesome find.
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Pillar of the Community
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Sometimes with fake double-headed coins the seam is on one side, hidden just inside the rim instead of along the rim of the coin. One coin has one side ground off, and the rim milled away. The other has the middle machined out and the other coin pressed into it. You can get trick nickels made this way in magic shops, and I've found two of these in circulation.
I can't see a seam from these pictures, but it's something to look for if you have any way of looking at it under magnification.
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New Member
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You folks are great! Both my Dad & I have looked this coin over at every possible angle, and we cannot find a seam anywhere. |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Doubled sided loonies are available in magic shops for about $12. This is more than likely what you have. They are available in doubled sided heads or doubled sided tails.
Google two-sided loonie.
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Pillar of the Community
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 Neither rare,nor mint error,it's a magician coin. Almost all are produced as CaptainFwiffo has described. Edited by DBM
03/11/2012 11:56 am
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please measure dimensions and check the weight.
Post office or a drug store have scales...
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I can't see a seam from these pictures, but it's something to look for if you have any way of looking at it under magnification. Looks to me like the bottom pix was the original reverse, with the cutout inside the beading. It would take clearer pix to be sure of that aspect. What's for sure is that this coin was modified outside the mint. |
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