Also note that there is no understrike visible on the obverse side . The curved indentation has been speculated on but there was never a concensus on what caused it .
"Discovery follows discovery, each both raising and answering questions, each ending a long search, and each providing the new instruments for a new search." -- J. Robert Oppenheimer
Look at the area below the letter "t" of "cents" - you can see the back of the tiara . The tip of her nose is right above the "D" of "Canada" . These pictures were taken before it was holdered many moons ago . I can't seem to get good scans of holder coins . It doesn't help that not much of the under strike remains .
I was not referring to the scan... I meant that you have the chance to hold it in your hand... and then inspect it as close as you want!!
/end sarcasm
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