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 Posted 01/30/2010  11:26 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Chump_Change to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Any dates in the Small cents to watch out for? Good dates or something else to look for? Thanks all Dan
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 Posted 01/31/2010  07:59 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Dollar1948 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Sure, here ya have it
Not sure how far back your lot goes mind-you.
1922 and 1923
1948 small denticle, 1949 large denticle, 1955 no shoulder fold,1985 pointed 5,
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1922 to 1925
1948 Small Denticle
1949 'A' point to Lde
1953 SF
1965 LB P5
1985 P5
2006P

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 Posted 01/31/2010  2:50 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add snaz to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yup, all the ones mentioned above plus the 1925 and 1924. Be sure to come back and let us know what you find!
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Though the 1922-1925 are the toughest of the George V series, the '26 and '27 are also somewhat tough, and missing from a lot of cent albums.

As mentioned, the others (with description) are:
1948, last "A" in "Gratia" points to a denticle, with the small denticles.
1949, last "A" in "Gratia" points to rim denticle
1953 SF, "I" in Dei" points to a denticle (much more scarce in the higher grades)
1955 NSF, "I" in Dei" points between two denticles (scarce in any grade)
1965 T4 (large beads, pointed 5). "A" of "Regina" points at bead, 5 is pointed
1985 PT5, same as the point of the top right of the 5 on 1965, but less pronounced.
2006 no mint logo, no "P", magnetic
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 Posted 01/31/2010  11:16 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Chump_Change to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks all, I looked through them last night and I know the oldest one I bought was 1940 and go all the way to 1974, I will take some pictures and post them as I am not sure what to exactly look for but I would love to learn as I love the Canadain small cents. Thanks All. Dan
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It is a great series CC, if not the most collected one, then certainly one of the most collected. A complete, middle of the road set can be put together for quite a reasonable price, including all the key dates and varieties. For those that want something fancier, you can spend almost as much as you want seeking out the highest MS graded coins, some running into the thousands or even tens of thousands (or hundreds of thousands with the 1936 dot). It's a set for any collector.
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Here is a pic. I do not understand the denticle thing to look for. Thansk all for you help. This is gettign a little fun. going to have to buy more of these the next time I can. Thansk all

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A points to Small Denticle:
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A points between Large Denticle:
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A point to large denticle
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That's an interesting way of doing it, laconic. I've always just gone straight
through the middle of the "A" like so...

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I always found it a little difficult when starting out in coins (not that I'm far along) to know that the line was perfectly centered with the common way most people do so I line it up parrallell to the inside left of the A. It does not point to or point between but I know what to look for.
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Ahh, I see...makes sense. I find using the "A" when looking at a lot of coins to be tiring
on the eyes. The "I" in "gratia" is always the opposite orientation of the "A", that is to say that if
the "I" points between, the "A" will point to (and vice versa). It can be easier than trying to draw
a theoretical line in your noggin while straining your sight under a loupe.
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Hi Alln Now I got a small collection of about 10 rolls total that have the King George V and VI dating back to 1920. any thing to look for here? will post up pics of dates requested.
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Quite helpful, looks like I will be going through my 48's and 49's again!!

Has anyone here found 22-25's in loose or rolled change? I have gone through about 60 rolls lately and not one from the 20's yet!
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"Official can I get a ruling here?" (Sorry Spring time = golf time.) I am torn on both sides of the fence. point, between? Let me knwo what you think. Thanks all.

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Here is a little artsy fartsy kind of, I jsut love this shot of the Maple leafs.

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