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Population Data On Recent Coins?

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Is anyone aware of research on the population distribution of varieties of relatively recent coins? Stuff like the blunt 5, pointed 5 of the 1985 Canadian 1cent.

Have data (from Barry Borsalino) about the populations of various errors in the Newfoundland coins - interesting, possibly somewhat flawed but invaluable nevertheless - and I'm wondering whether there's anything equivalent.
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