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1965 Canadian Nickel Small Or Large Beads?

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Found this guy in a roll today, first time trying nickels. I cannot tell how to tell the difference between the two versions and don't have a good enough camera to count the beads(bad eyes) can anyone tell me if this is the large or small bead coin
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Need a picture of the Obverse.
Those are denticles on the Reverse, the beads are on the Obverse.
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Sorry posted the wrong side I think
1965-Canadian-Nickel-Small-Or-Large-Beads? I'm pretty sure it's a small bead but not sure
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Correct, it is a Small Bead.
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How can you check without counting all the beads?
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There are a couple of visual ways but I find the most accurate is to count
A quarter of the beads ( from 12.00 to 3.00) If you have approximately 29
It is a Small Bead, if you have closer to 34, it is a Large Bead.
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Thanks I'm far sighted and don't have glasses so trying to count all the beads is impossible for me lol unless I super zoomed in
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