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Found this in roll today 1867-1967 dual date canadian. Is this some sort of md?
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Yes, it is MD, mechanical doubling. Canadian minting presses have loose machinery parts just like we do. I've see lots of canadian coins with MD.
RockRock
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Yes, another case of machine doubling.
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A little better pic
Picture a little better. Dont have much to work with
Last edited by Guest; 08-01-2011, 04:52 PM.Comment
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Still MD.
Sorry,
RockRock
My LCR Photo Album of Graded Lincoln Cent Cherry Picker VarietiesComment
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I dont know of any Canadian doubled die cent? I think the only one I heard of was a 1965 extra pit?Comment
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There are a few doubled die Canadian cents. I seldom see it on the obverse, but the date areas on the reverse is a prime area for doubling.Bob Piazza
Former Lincoln Cent Attributer Coppercoins.comComment
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Yes there are a few out there. Not as many as US, which is why I am so magnetic to US coins. Being from Canada, it is a little pathetic that I don't even search my own home country currency
I have found a few random ones. They are (Canadian coins) are a little more solid in texture that LC's but there are still errors and varieties. Here is a site I will generally use if I have a question about a particular coin and its production or listed known errors:
It is not the greatest, but a great tool regardless of.
I have found a few that are not listed on there, so just here and CC, just because its not listed doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
Have fun!
LaraWhat ever you do...do it with passionComment
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What coin from there your looking out for the most if you do search your cents.?Yes there are a few out there. Not as many as US, which is why I am so magnetic to US coins. Being from Canada, it is a little pathetic that I don't even search my own home country currency
I have found a few random ones. They are (Canadian coins) are a little more solid in texture that LC's but there are still errors and varieties. Here is a site I will generally use if I have a question about a particular coin and its production or listed known errors:
It is not the greatest, but a great tool regardless of.
I have found a few that are not listed on there, so just here and CC, just because its not listed doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
Have fun!
LaraComment
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Mikee, sad to say, I don't search my coins. I encourage, in a joking but firm way lol, my staff to search my rolls at work for any US
Sometimes, not very often though, I will bring rolls home to search myself. I will quickly glance through the Canadians and re-roll em once I've separated my US pennies.
Can't say I have a systematic method to my collection...at all. Completely disorganized. I think I'm kinda trying to piece together a nickel collection for my daughter, but again, no real effort.
Is there anything you need/want? Let me know, and I'll see what I can for you (or anyone else)What ever you do...do it with passionComment
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Nothing I need as far canadian cents go,but thank you!!!Mikee, sad to say, I don't search my coins. I encourage, in a joking but firm way lol, my staff to search my rolls at work for any US
Sometimes, not very often though, I will bring rolls home to search myself. I will quickly glance through the Canadians and re-roll em once I've separated my US pennies.
Can't say I have a systematic method to my collection...at all. Completely disorganized. I think I'm kinda trying to piece together a nickel collection for my daughter, but again, no real effort.
Is there anything you need/want? Let me know, and I'll see what I can for you (or anyone else)
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