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Blunders 1858 Canada 10,20 Cents

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1858 20 cents and 10 cent coins- mint errors

What would a Charlton blunder be worth on a G4 coin ? This is what is known as a position marker which is supposed to have been polished off the coin. I think that the coin was supposed to have been re-melted, but was circulated in error.The marker is also called a Logo punch position mark.

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$40 for the 10 cent, $80 for the 20 cent you pictured. Don't think they were to be melted, except as silver later with all other worn stuff.20 cent coins were recalled.
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I don't believe the blundered I's on the 20 cents were logo position markers.That would mean 3 different matrices were made and used.Not likely.
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