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yves Valued Member Canada 274 Posts	Posted 08/02/2009 4:09 pm Hi ! I just want t know if the dot are between the 9 and 5 of 1956 ? Thanks ! Report this Post to the Staff

Dollar1948 Pillar of the Community Canada 636 Posts	Posted 08/02/2009 5:40 pm Sorry..never heard of this variety.... cant find nothing in the 2009 Charlton. Report this Post to the Staff
yves Valued Member Canada 274 Posts	Posted 08/02/2009 5:48 pm Hi ! It's listed in the Haxby Thanks ! Report this Post to the Staff
daviscfad Pillar of the Community United States 4541 Posts	Posted 08/02/2009 6:33 pm yes its in between the 9 and 5 . There is a picture here Report this Post to the Staff
yves Valued Member Canada 274 Posts	Posted 08/02/2009 6:41 pm Hi ! Very nice Thanks again for your help ! Report this Post to the Staff
Dollar1948 Pillar of the Community Canada 636 Posts	Posted 08/02/2009 10:00 pm Wow..learned something new everyday...thanks for sharing everyone. Does haxby mention what the dot signifies? Report this Post to the Staff
yves Valued Member Canada 274 Posts	Posted 08/02/2009 10:17 pm Hi ! Absolutly nothing and no picture :( Report this Post to the Staff
glenzy1 Pillar of the Community Canada 1554 Posts	Posted 08/04/2009 1:23 pm Anyone interested, I currently have a gorgeous, soft golden toned, I.C.C.S., MS-64 1956 DOT, dime for sale! ($40.00 inc. FREE shipping) Glenn> glenpinto@rogers.com Report this Post to the Staff
collectall Pillar of the Community Canada 610 Posts	Posted 08/04/2009 2:30 pm This dime is actually an ERROR not a VARIETY.That's why it is not in the Charlton.The DOT signifies NOTHING.Yet there is a space for it in the UNI-SAFE coin album,(maybe others)Does this help anyone?If you have the Charlton Standard Catalogue 2009-63rd.edition,look on page 123 right at the bottom.This will explain a lot of DOT coinage! Here are some examples of TRUE DOT VARIETIES,(which I'm sure you all know about).1936-penny 1937-nickel 1947-nickel(still an issue today)etc.,etc.,etc. Footnote:some coins will always have ISSUES and never be resolved!! Report this Post to the Staff
MrCanada Pillar of the Community Canada 650 Posts	Posted 08/07/2009 12:08 am The wierd thing I think is the number of dot coins in 47 and in the same area behind the 7 1$ 25cent 5cent. Just to wierd to be a die pit on all these. Report this Post to the Staff
mkb Valued Member United States 324 Posts	Posted 08/07/2009 02:31 am I would say that the 1947 5 Cents Dot was intentionally made. There are at least three different obverses that were mated with the Dot reverse (unless more than one Dot reverse was used), and one of those obverses appears to have been resunk (a desperate measure for the time in order to squeeze a few more strikes out of the die). They probably ran out of ML reverses before completing the tally of needed coins and needed to differentiate this reverse from those used to strike coins for 1947. Likely, they resorted to reclying used dies to complete the mintage run. Report this Post to the Staff
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