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Posted 08/19/2020 09:14 am
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" Virtually all 1966 Canada Dollars are of the Large Bead variety, though an unknown mintage of perhaps fewer than 500 are mules pairing a Small Beads obverse with a 1966-dated reverse and were somehow struck at the Hull facility of the Royal Canadian Mint - how these mules came to be is unknown but suspected to be intentional " Source is PCGS article written by Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez.
Much like the Other headliners of the 1965 to 1967 period Double and triple strikes of 1967 Halves and Dollars , Diving Geese
and all the other stuff , purposely made for a ready and willing coin market that existed at the time .
" Virtually all 1966 Canada Dollars are of the Large Bead variety, though an unknown mintage of perhaps fewer than 500 are mules pairing a Small Beads obverse with a 1966-dated reverse and were somehow struck at the Hull facility of the Royal Canadian Mint - how these mules came to be is unknown but suspected to be intentional " Source is PCGS article written by Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez.
Much like the Other headliners of the 1965 to 1967 period Double and triple strikes of 1967 Halves and Dollars , Diving Geese
and all the other stuff , purposely made for a ready and willing coin market that existed at the time .
I appreciate the info Pacificoin. Does Josh's article mention the well-known Canadian dealer to whom you are referring, or is that info one of those things that are well-known by the people who well-know it?
