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1978 Canadian Cent Struck On 1971 Canadian Quarter PCGS MS-64

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PCGS - This specimen shows a Canadian cent struck on a quarter, reversing the typical pattern of a larger coin struck on a smaller one - and leaving behind a curious double denomination for Mint Error Monday. If you could make a double-denomination error, what two coins would you want?

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Talk about mint sport! How does a 1971 25-cent get in the one-cent hopper in 1978? Hmmmm.
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The label should read "Mint Sport" not "Mint Error"
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The label should read "Mint Sport" not "Mint Error"
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How can PCGS call something that was intentionally created an error?

Here you go, nfine:
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garbage in my opinion
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It's very cool, but definitely a mint assisted "error".
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garbage in my opinion


You didn't think it was garbage when it was a 1977 5c struck by those same 1c 1978 dies.

To each their own. I love these errors, even if they were the result of shenanigans at the mint, they were still struck at the mint. These coins serve as great examples for what to look for when studying multi-strike coins, especially with nickel composition coins.
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Roger, there is a plausible explanation for the 77/78 coin. Big differance
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I would like a Kennedy half overstrike on an Ike dollar. He pushed passionately for the space program that eventually landed men on the moon. He belongs on a coin with the eagle and moon. =)

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Great Eye Appeal, Valuable, Highly Collectable!
Love it !
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