Canadian Coin Error?

hard to tell from those pictures. What do you see?

Out of focus--delete---try again---out of focus---delete---try again----perfect!--up load.

hello margie1977 do you have what I think you have for a coin. please get a clear shot if this is what I think it maybe. you need to get a clear picture. I seen one very similar at the club meeting recently. the gentleman collector. told us all what he has been offered for the coin. you need to get a clear shot. what do you have for a camera. I can tell you even if you have a friend with a cell phone or yourself try that they take great images. because if you have what he has. you got a valuable coin.

Margie - try this if you haven't already. Find a solid object of some mass preferably at a focal distance that will allow you to capture the shot without a shadow but requires only minor zooming. Take a few pictures. Use the edit tools on your phone app if you have them. Crop on your phone. Upload these to your computer. Do more editing their playing with Contrast and Brightness. Adjust color and saturation as needed. Crop again if you have too much background. Then upload to the Optimization tool here at CCF to reduce file size. This should do the trick.

There are many Canadian varieties many are clashes. A common one is clashing above the date. It looks like a hanger. Sometimes multiple hangers can be seen. Other varieties for a date can be found at the Coins and Canada site. Have a look. Good luck on both fronts!

oh, right, maybe what she is talking about is the colorization, a sort of goldish toning. I would normally attribute that to some sort of experiment, or some sort of environmental reaction.