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Struck Thru Canadian $2 Coin

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 Posted Yesterday   7:18 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add CanadianLeo to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi to all

I am happy for the help you all give each other and the knowledge you all spread about the coins. Also I myself wish I know this site before I would have learn alot and fast. Anyway I have other canadian $2 struck thru hope this time it will be a keeper and has some price tag then the other I post before.
Like I said before thanks for the help from al of you and making my knowledge better about coin collection.
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I don't think strike-thru, I think that it was a faulty planchet. It looks like the lettering was struck well and all of the "field" in the outer ring shows damage, but the lettering not like the field with just damage due to wear. If there wasn't so much wear on the coin, the lettering would have been nicely raised with nearly normal surface, but the fields showing the pitted wavy look.
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