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*2017 Canadian $1 Loonie (1867-2017) - Connecting A Nation - Possible Die Chip*

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**2017 Canadian $1 Loonie (1867-2017) - Connecting a Nation - Possible Die Chip**

Hello everyone,

I have two 2017 Canadian $1 Connecting a Nation loonies that appear to have a raised die chip on the right side of the train on the right. I have circled the area in the photo to make it easier to see.

I also have another coin without this feature for comparison.

Has anyone else come across this particular variation? I am trying to find out whether this is a known mint error or die chip variety, as I haven't been able to find much information about it.

I would really appreciate any information or opinions from fellow collectors.

Thank you!
*2017-Canadian-$1-Loonie-1867-2017---Connecting-A-Nation---Possible-Die-Chip*
*2017-Canadian-$1-Loonie-1867-2017---Connecting-A-Nation---Possible-Die-Chip*
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A die chip is neither an error nor a variety, this why you
probably won't find any information on it,. They are quite
common and add no value to a coin. There could be
thousands out there the same depending on when
during the run the chip occured.
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Thank you for the information.
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JimmyD summed it up well.
Errers and Varietys.
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