Posted 06/24/2017 10:58 pm
Intended minor design differences are generally considered varieties of a given type; unintended design differences are classified as errors.
Each Canadian coin that is missing its intended edge lettering is the result of an error in its production - all such coins are correctly considered "error coins."
Though not sought out by mainstream collectors, they are avidly pursued by those intrigued by what can go wrong during the coin striking process and those who simply are fascinated by something "different." I know quite a few collectors of error coins.
Each Canadian coin that is missing its intended edge lettering is the result of an error in its production - all such coins are correctly considered "error coins."
Though not sought out by mainstream collectors, they are avidly pursued by those intrigued by what can go wrong during the coin striking process and those who simply are fascinated by something "different." I know quite a few collectors of error coins.
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