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Canada 10 Cents 194? What Happened

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 Posted 07/07/2009  1:59 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add hhbkiddo to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hello,

a local auctioneer asked me if this coin would be valuable and why letters and digits are missing...
icould detect a very faint digit 4 with a loupe, but am not sure
I have never seen a similar coin before.
any Ideas?
thanks
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my guess is a Grease Filled Die I find all kinds of cents w/ similar missing numbers and letters got a real cool one that has no date or any letters on it
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Or the digit was weakly struck when the coin was minted, or the die was poorly made. The last A in CANADA is weakly struck and the TS in CENTS appears missing. With a stereoscopic microscope, you can at times detect different heights to letters. In fact, this is why you will often see ejection doubling on some letters but not others - its because of uneven heights in the letters. This is a nice variety though.
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