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1963 One Cent Hanging 3 & Mad?

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Found this one today. In hand it looks like it may be a Proof or Proof Like, the leaves have a "frost" to them and the fields are mirror like. Also it appears to be a MAD if that's what it is. What do you all think, Thanks.John1
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That looks like the die clash that I just read about in a recent copy of CCN. Is this the same one?
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Don't know if it's the same one or not,but it is just really a die clash and it's on this site http://coinsandcanada.com/coins-pri...nt-1953-1964
Do you think it's a MAD also or is something else going on with the rim? Thanks
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Do you feel like I'm following you?

You know, I was so focused on the clash that I didn't even look at the rest. It almost looks like it's broadstruck.

Let's see what others say.
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I be waitin' too
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PS Anyone know the value on a hanging 3?. And if it's a MAD or a broadstruck what would the added value be.
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Just trying to keep this post going. All input welcome,thanks.
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How does it compare to another cent when you put them together? Is it as skewed as the pic? Or would it roll up just like the rest of them?
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MAD? What is that?
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Scoob,if you mean will it fit in a roll then yes because it came out of a mixed date roll that I got in a box of cents from the bank.I guess I need to have it measured though.

MAD=Misaligned die.

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Hi John1

For value I don't not?

But yes this defect is off center or MD.
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castor, What do you mean by MD? You don't think it's a broad struck?
Do you think it's a Proof Like if such a thing exists? Thanks much,
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John, you have a MAD from the pics. The easiest way to confirm is simply place it on top of another cent and check the diameter. If it is noticeably larger you have a broad struck. I do not know about Canadian coinage but it does appear proof like.

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Sincerly John1 My excuse

Is not "MD" but is "MAD" = Misaligned die.

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proofs in 1963 weren't frosted - that much I know. However I cannot say if that is a proof coin or not; I am not able to differentiate the different finished. Still, it's a beautiful coin
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i have a 2008 nickle just like it to me it looks like a misaligned die for sure can see the beads inside coin or away from coin edge.?
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