Found this toonie in my change last week and thought it was dirty but then realized it looked like major die clash or something. Kind of like the hanging 3 or 4 in the 1960s pennies but much more. Let me know what it might be because I do not have much exp with error coins. The clash is on both sides but not sure what it is.
Major die clash markers are: the crown between the mountains behind the bear (rev) and a "beard" on the queen (obv). The coin is frequently called Mountain Type I.
To call a coin a die clash, elements of the opposite die must be pressed on a face of the coin.
I agree with errorone: environment damage, AKA - the coin is dirty
I will have to bring this to the Nuphilex show in November, the marks are not consistent with being dipped in anything. I have to disagree because I could tell if this was caused by some sort of acid or cleaner.
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