1983 Near And Far Beads Photo Examples Wanted

If you can post photos of how grading companies get it wrong, then why can't you post photos of 1983 Far Beads and Near Beads side by side in PL and SP? All I have ever asked from you was that you post photographic evidence for the entire group to see that Far Beads exist in PL and SP. I have also pointed out that no place on the Internet is there a single photo proving 1983 Far Beads exists in anything other than circulation strike. I have looked in several different Charlton Catalogues and have not found one photo of 1983 Far Beads in anything other than regular circulation strike BU. I also asked you to direct me to a dealer that can sell me these coins so I can complete my collection, but you have not. I have found dealers claiming to have 1983 in Far Beads, but when I have purchased pennies from them, they have all been Near Beads. If you say you have them, I do not know why you do not just post photos of Far and Near beads side by side like you did above and end all doubts. The photos are your intellectual property and cannot be used in a publication without your written permission. If you work with Charlton, have them put photos in the next Charlton or write a book entitled Canada Small Cents Varieties and Attribution guide. Maybe you could include estimate mintages and diagnostics to help identify each variety correctly. If it has large color photos showing the different varieties, I would most likely buy it or the digital version if I can afford it. That is what is missing from the markets, a guide to Canada Small Cents that covers all the varieties in all strike types.

I have discovered that for 1983 Canada Small Cents in Proof there are two bead sizes probably because the die was polished and cause the reduction in the bead size at the end of the production. The Large Beads variety are all in cameo and the Small Beads variety do not seem to be found heavily frosted. This leads me to believe that Far Beads in PL and SP might also be a result of die polishing, but are in fact Near Beads varieties with either larger looking beads that appear slightly closer to the rim and smaller looking beads that are slightly further from the rim because of the smaller diameter of the beads. I have Far Beads and Near Beads in Business Strikes (also called circulation strikes), but not in any other mint strike type (PL, SP, or PR). The guide states that Far Beads exists in PL and has a value of $1 in PL64. The problem is I have never seen one offered. I was sent a photo of one graded, but when I compaired it with photos of a Far Beads I have in a Business Strike, it did not match. It matched the Near Beads, so it had to be incorrectly identified. All I have been saying is either connect me to a dealer who sells these in pair in PL with one of each variety or post some photos of Far Beads in PL, SP, or Proof side by side with the Near Beads Variety in the same strike type. Because there are no photos. and the photos in the books are all Business Strikes of Far Beads, there are no photos of Far Beads in any other strike type. And to date, all the ones that have been graded appear to be misidentified. Also, the dealers who claimed to have Far Beads in PL all sent me misidentified Near Beads Varieties. So, for me, it appears Far Beads only exist in Business Strikes. Also, a few Canada based Coin dealers have told me the same thing. I even have about ten dealers looking for these and nobody has found any. A person even wrote about this variety and said it was a wild goose chase. I just want some photgraphic proof this variety exists in another strike type other than Business Strike because right now it seems it does not exist should show us some photos.