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Valued Member
United Kingdom
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Hi all just wondering if any Canadian specialist out there could tell me if this is a date error coin .. and if so would there be a added value to the coin .. cheers  |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Valued Member
 United Kingdom
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Well took a punt on it this morning .. should be here soon  |
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Valued Member
Canada
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Charlton (66th Ed.) lists two obverse varieties, with only four known examples struck with the Q2 portrait. It gives no mention of double-date varieties, but there is some definite doubling on your piece!
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Valued Member
United Kingdom
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Thanks .. here is the obverse of the coin .. I cannot wait to get it now an take some better pictures of it  |
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Canada
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Definately a double 18 and possibly double 7 as well. Looks like it on the lower right corner of the 7.
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United Kingdom
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  Picked another picture of 1870 for comparison |
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 Canada
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IMO the bottoms of the 1,8,and 7 appear incomplete and deformed not overpunched.
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Valued Member
United Kingdom
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1,8,and 7 appear incomplete and deformed ? what do you mean ? Mechanical Doubling ? not sure how you have "incomplete" numbers  |
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United Kingdom
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I have now just overlaid both pictures of the date and this is how the numbers come together  Normal date in grey-scale with my coin in colour over it |
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Canada
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Charlton 2012 does list a 1/1, wide flat rims variety
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Canada
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kuh_85,you're looking at the five cent varieties :)
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Posted 05/16/2012 08:01 am
