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Valued Member
Canada
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I believe it is a mistake in Charlton Vol 2.
In Vol.1 in One Cent section Charlton says that V1(SBP5), V2(SBB5), and V3(LBB5) all are available in PL.
V2 (SBB5) is the cheap one. Most of 1965 PL sets that I have seen contain this type of 1 cent.
Charlton also prices PL V1 double of PL V3, though in my experience V3 is scarcer. But that could be just my luck :-)
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Moderator
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I have examined thousands of sets, and I have never seen a Type 1 PL strike.
The 1965 1-cent specimen strike is Type 2.
The Type 3 PL 1-cent is pretty scarce, and is undervalued in my opinion. If that ever gets in the PCGS and NGC Proof-like 1-cent Registry, that might drive demand.
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Valued Member
Canada
106 Posts |
I ought to clarify/correct my previous post.
I do not own 1965 PL set with type 1 cent, neither have I seen one in my hand.
What I saw was a few Type 1 cents with polished fields, well defined rims, and cameo. They looked very much PL-like.
Based on what spp-ottawa said, now I think they were just very good business strikes from a new die.
PL set with type 3 cent is currently available from Colonial Acres. They have 4 in stock.
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Valued Member
Canada
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I got the 1965 set with T3 1 cent. But the 1 cent coin does not look PL. I bet that if it is removed from pliofilm and sent to a TPG it would come back as MS63/64 (yes, the coin quality is low). Thus, it is just a packaging issue when they ran out of PL coins and used a business strike instead. It is not even an error, technically, because RCM has never claimed the sets to be anything but uncirculated. Now I am back to the question: does 1965 1c T3 PL exist or not? Or is it PL by the virtue of pliofilm packaging? Just curious, if a TPG received it for grading in the intact set, would they grade it PL or MS? |
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Post a good photo of it here.
(and yes, 1965 1c T3 PL do exist)
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Valued Member
Canada
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It is hard to get a decent image through pliofilm. I need better equipment :-)   |
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Valued Member
Canada
106 Posts |
And a slightly tilted photo with less glare to show the rim  |
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Valued Member
Canada
252 Posts |
I have a SB Pt5 that I pulled from a PLset
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Valued Member
Canada
106 Posts |
Does it look like a PL or a business strike?
It seems that those coins are better be kept in the set.
Please see above the post by spp-ottawa at 06/02/2020 9:17 pm
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Valued Member
Canada
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Valued Member
Canada
252 Posts |
I removed it from the set years ago, and realized after I should have left it in place.
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Valued Member
 Canada
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Has anyone ever considered asking Charlton about this possible error? It seems I have run across other questionable information in volume two that does not correspond with information in volume one.
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Pillar of the Community
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Valued Member
Canada
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I have that referance and sold a set with the type3 in a lot of 1965 sets, I can't remeber which year it was Michael Walsh was the auctioneer I had the catalogue but can't find it. They sold for a good price.
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Valued Member
Canada
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To confirm what is in the text at the bottom of the book's page: my set is Type 2 dollar and Type 3 cent.
That would be set variety 05.
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