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So I'll rephrase my question. Maybe then someone can help me?
Are there any varieties or errors known for the 2022 black toonies?
Thanks in advance!
Edited by Jess1234
04/21/2023 06:22 am
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In my knowledge, nothing has been found yet for the Black Toonie.
Major varieties or errors are quite rare these days.
Edited by SP67
04/21/2023 08:42 am
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Most if not all the black toonies in the poly rolls the end coins look really well strucl as if the RCM took extra care tp produce these special coins. |
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Canada
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Thanks to all for answering. If I discover anything when I get a chance to examine them more closely, I'll let you know!
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Canada
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By the way, what are the pros doing with their black toonies? Hoarding, selling? Do you think they'll one day be worth much more in uncirculated condition? What's your expert opinion?
Edited by Jess1234
04/21/2023 12:27 pm
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That's a good question Jess! There were over 5 million minted so that eliminates a "limited" number of coins. My thoughts are that they'll be kept with collectors with few being circulated. I could be wrong there but, I don't think that I am. Perhaps the best of the best will eventually show up as high grade with additional value or one's with errors/varieties. Enjoy them! As you know, I love them and what they represent!  Edited by dsking
04/21/2023 12:39 pm
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I was going to purchase a roll when they first came out but the cost was a bit outrageous so I've been hunting through 200$ worth of toonies a weekend. I'm glad I didn't buy a roll as I've found plenty at face, which I will hold onto for now. I'll stop hunting for them once the quality of circulation strikes becomes poor.
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Thanks so much for your input everyone! Very much appreciated!!!
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I have found a couple examples with a small die chip protruding from the back of the polar bear, other than that there has not been any notable errors or varieties, yet.
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@JohnWanyne007. Where on the bear's back did you find the die protruding?
If you have any time, and feel like posting a picture, I'd love to see it first hand.
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Canada
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Using the photos of the OP on this topic, I focus on the raised dents on the edges caused by (I assume) the application of the printing on the coin edge. I have found rolls of this coin with this feature, and have wondered if it is "the norm". Is it possible this is. or should be, a error for this issue, or should it be accepted as "the norm?"
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 to the Community, Bmlls72! |
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to the site Bmlls72. This feature is the norm for all our twoonies presently. Cheers, Bill |
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Bmlls72:
The waffling on the rims is very common for the last 10 years or so (I believe about the same time they switched to steel cores).
Before that they used to be "mint" (pun intended), now IMHO, they look cheap.
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Don't know about black Toonies, but I found this one Toonie from 2022 that is just like all other Toonies (as in not black). Don't know if it is rare or just counterfeit.
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