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Need Some Help On A 2005-P Non Magnetic Canada 1 Cent Coin.

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Can anyone let me know the rarity of this coin? I can not find much on it except what Charlton Standard Catalogue Notes as a variance.
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www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-prices.php?coin=1-cent-2005&years=1-cent-2003-2012

Cool! Pictures please...

On this reputable site a PL-65 is worth $1000.00 in PL-67 $3000.00.
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Here is the image as requested!

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Here what I found:

Canadian collectors normally use the terms magnetic, to describe steel-cored cents, and non-magnetic for zinc-cored cents.
The 2005P non-magnetic coins were created when the RCM struck coins on zinc-cored blanks using dies intended for steel-cored blanks. It is not known if the errors were created when the wrong die was used, or if the wrong blanks were used, or if just a few zinc blanks got mixed in with steel ones, but very few 2005P non-magnetic coins are known to exist.

Your exact coin is selling on this site for $2,995.00. How much did you pay for it...
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There are lot's of these out there found in Oh Canada sets and such, first two TCNC sold for crazy prices because bidders believed the auction hype of one only. Canadian Coin has literally wacks of these and rarely sells, these coins are just a mixed up planchet or there was some non mags left in the bins between changeover.
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