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  Its sealed in PL set so it cant be a PMD. What isit? Any value? Edited by wilsonwu89
03/15/2016 8:33 pm
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your winning lotto ticket maybe. Sure looks like struck out of collar. Need better images. Check thickness please make sure only one planchet as well. I like it.
Edited by nickelsguy
03/15/2016 9:55 pm
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Cut it out and take better photos looks kind of cool if it's what I think ebay it, there will be many bidders. |
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Very interesting. I would like to see better pics!
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I would not cut it out of the original plastic. ..(yet)
But you can still take more and better pics of it..
Super nice find...
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Edited by DEVLEC
03/16/2016 2:25 pm
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what is it that people think it is?
Feel free to call me Will.
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Can't really tell with the plastic, maybe struck on a larger planchet or cooler a loonie cap.
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all I am seeing is a regular loonie with some strange damage.
Feel free to call me Will.
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Could be, but needs better photos weight stuff like that, if right weight probably some manufacturing defect, not worth anything but if other reasons really cool.
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I'd consider sending it in to be graded myself.
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The dents on both sides are aligned, so I'm guessing something must have gotten pushed hard again it at some point. You've also got a strike through wire or something else above the loon, on both sides of the maple leaf
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Hmmm I forgot about this thread lol sorry I dont want to cut the coin out because then people could say that its a PMD. Keeping it in the mint package maintains the fact that it is some sort of mint error/damage. I can't get clearer pics because the plastic distorts the image so badly :/    It looks like a normal loonie that's just been slammed by something. The marks are aligned on both sides of the coin. Anybody figure out what it is? :( |
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Lot clearer pics, looks like maybe the bulk bin doors closed on this loonie causing the marks on both side of the rim, not as cool as I first thought. Someone might have better explanation, but not much of an error to speak of except it's in it's original packaging.
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I totally disagree. Too much metal around the edges for a properly fitting collar from what I am seeing.
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I would not cut it out of the original plastic. ..
Quote:I dont want to cut the coin out because then people could say that its a PMD. Glad that we're on the same page here.."no need to cut it out"..I would say.. Still a very cool piece..!! |
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If this is case, need a weight I guess or press a regular loonie against this example to see if this example is larger.
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Posted 03/15/2016 10:41 pm
