I strongly suspect it is an assisted error. It's hard to see how a Canadian cent planchet struck with Israeli 10 shekel dies could accidentally make it back into the Canadian cent production stream. Furthermore, it appears that the coin was struck in-collar. The cent planchet should have expanded beneath the 10 shekel dies, making it impossible to fit back into the collar. It's possible that after the 10 shekel strike, the off-metal coin was sent back through the upsetting mill to reduce its diameter once again.
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