The last two. Years not yet shown. Other than the 1949 ATD, what remains is 18 die-clashed coins representing 1951 and '52, and an unimpressive '43 with mortar set or accumulations under the leaf. Hopefully I haven't been too repetitive and the photos of acceptable quality under the circumstances. C...

Another example of a nice deep die clash under the leaf and a full crease running the length of the stem from the tip of the bud all the way into the bottom of the leaf. Unfortunately the photos don't show how distinct the actual impression is. Top image points out the three points of contact, the b...

On this coin the obverse-die ear hole left a very flat die clash that drops off abruptly creating a stunning half moon. It also looks as though the die is beginning to chip along the edge of the leaf. Other clash lines are well defined as well, including through the 5, and a die chip to the right un...

obverse: die shift of inscription, visible on almost all letters around the clock

I'm not fully certain that this crack reaches the rim on both edges - I think it meets the dentical on the left hand side then runs along it to the edge reverse: die crack through CANADA; possible retained broken die http://www.coinsandcanada.com/forum/class/test/1941_cent_001_rev.jpeg

obverse: die crack from edge of die through O of GEORGIVS, die chip on R

reverse: die clash under large leaf; possible die chips (not shown)
obverse: die chip under ear



Bertie sporting an earring

reverse: die clash under large and small leaf
obverse: die clash (full lobe) and chip under ear

reverse: die clashes and accumulations under leaf

reverse: mortar set in date and CANADA and other areas pointed out (spotty mortar set in CENT not shown, otherwise a normal VF coin) http://www.coinsandcanada.com/forum/class/test/1950_cent_001_rev_1.jpeg http://www.coinsandcanada.com/forum/class/test/1950_cent_001_rev_2.jpeg

reverse: die clash and chips under large and small leaf (alternately lit second rev photo just shows the clash along the stem better)
obverse: die clash under ear (distinct lobe formed under ear)

reverse: die clash and chip on chip under leaf obverse: die clashed at two spots under ear (almost joining) http://www.coinsandcanada.com/forum/class/test/1952_cent_005_rev_obv.jpeg I took photos of yet another 1952 with clashes both sides and chip under the leaf, but after realizing there wasn't a ...

A variation of what we've seen so far... reverse: die clash and chip under leaf + die chip on last A in CANADA obverse: die clashed at two spots under ear (apparently, if left to do so, these two lines on the die will eventually join together thus creating a dome, which leads to chipping at the bott...

Not sure how to describe this one so please correct me if I go off the reservation. reverse: multiple clash lines of obverse ear under leaf, large die chip (with accumulation) on leaf RHS obverse: (not shown) typical die clash under ear http://www.coinsandcanada.com/forum/class/test/1952_cent_003_re...

description same as above http://www.coinsandcanada.com/forum/class/test/1952_cent_002_rev_1.jpeg http://www.coinsandcanada.com/forum/class/test/1952_cent_002_obv_1.jpeg The two images above are a bit deceptive. To the naked eye this coin is toned very black with bright relief lines as you can tell ...