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Canadian 10 Cent George VI 194 Incomplete Date

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I have an unusual Canadian 10 cent piece that has an incomplete date which reads 194 ... I have been unable to find any information on this error and would appreciate any assistance or input about this coin and error if possible.

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Canadian-10-Cent-George-VI-194-Incomplete-Date

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to CCF. Most likely a Grease Filled Die. Not much if any premium. It is silver though.
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Minor errors are rarely documented.
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I'm going with John on this one Grease Filled Die.
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Thank you everyone for your welcomes and feed back. I am, by trade, a Machinist/Engineer and have a strong working knowledge of metals and metallurgy. When I first came across this coin I made a very thorough inspection of the date to find some clue as to why it was incomplete. I had not considered a grease filled dye, but that would make perfect sense with the size and complexity of metal working in the dyes to achieve such fine details.
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