1859 Canada Cent, D-P, N#9-2, DDO & DDR, W/ Die Break

Have posted pictures of the obverse and reverse of this 1859 cent and would appreciate any thoughts or opinions about it's grade prior to TPG'ing it. Many thanks to all who reply.

Posting the following pictures to get some opinions on this 1859 cent I recently acquired. It appears to not only be an 1859 cent variety (D-P,N#9-2 I believe), but it also has a significant Die Break on the reverse (date side) as well as significant doubling on the obverse (portrait side) legend and on the maple leafs and stems on the reverse.

Has this variety (essentially 3 different varieties on 1 coin) previously been reported? I've checked numerous sites, found the die break and the date variety, but have not seen the die doubling characteristics, especially on both sides of the same coin.

Note the "E" that shows significant tripling. The "R" in GRATIA also shows significant doubling (or tripling) as does the "N" in CANADA. Other letters show some evidence of doubling but not as great. Then there is the issue of the doubling of the leaves and stem on the reverse with the die break at about 10:30 - 11:00. Is this common with Canadian coins, because I have never seen anything like it?

I'd appreciate any suggestions on where best to send this for TPG and possible attribution. Any thoughts about value would also be appreciated. Thanks for taking your time to review and comment on this posting.
























Adding images of the Obverse and Reverse, should have done this to begin with. Duh?