1955 Canadian Cent w/LAM

[joel]

Found this 1955 Canadian Cent with lamination on the reverse. It is not a NSF which is I believe the second most valuable Canadian Cent. I did find a 1955 NSF two years ago with the help of onecent1909. You can check out values for Canadian coins at Coins and Canada which onecent directed me to. Thanks for looking.

[jfines69]

Nice find Larry... Looks in good shape also... That goes from the H and looks like up onto the rim above DEI... Looks like some lamination on the rev also... South west corner of the 1 - The leaf finger just SE of the 1 and the S side of the far east leaf finger... Even looks like a baby CUD on the rim due west of the 1... I book marked the Canada coin site... Thanks for the link... What does NSF stand for - Not For Sale or National Science Foundation
I found it - No Shoulder Fold - I can not tell the difference except for the I - Cool... Thanks for that link to your other post!!!

[onecent1909]

Nice Lam. Cool coin.
Glad you are still looking

[joel]

Nice find Larry... Looks in good shape also... That goes from the H and looks like up onto the rim above DEI... Looks like some lamination on the rev also... South west corner of the 1 - The leaf finger just SE of the 1 and the S side of the far east leaf finger... Even looks like a baby CUD on the rim due west of the 1... I book marked the Canada coin site... Thanks for the link... What does NSF stand for - Not For Sale or National Science Foundation
I found it - No Shoulder Fold - I can not tell the difference except for the I - Cool... Thanks for that link to your other post!!!

Jim, You have the eyes of an eagle, I mean a numismatist!! NSF means No Shoulder Folds. I guess Canadians didn't like the idea of the Queen looking like she had nothing on. You can see the remnants of a shoulder fold on the Canadian in this thread. Now look at the Queen from my 2014 thread that is highlighted above and you will not see a shoulder fold. Kind of confusing but cool!! Larry

[jfines69]

Jim, You have the eyes of an eagle, I mean a numismatist!! NSF means No Shoulder Folds. I guess Canadians didn't like the idea of the Queen looking like she had nothing on. You can see the remnants of a shoulder fold on the Canadian in this thread. Now look at the Queen from my 2014 thread that is highlighted above and you will not see a shoulder fold. Kind of confusing but cool!! Larry

There is a difference... Thanks Larry... Couldn't see it before... So much for those eagle eyes

[willbrooks]

NSF means No Shoulder Folds.

Thank you, Larry for this clarification! I never know that. As a water treatment guy, I was wondering what the National Sanitation Foundation had to do with Canadian cents.