Photo adequate enough. Sorry but that is a 22 Leave Large 9. Check the opening on the top of the 9, a small 9 is almost closed, a Large 9 is more open. Also if you check the serifs on the 1, on the Small 9 they curve towards the body. On a Large 9, they are square towards the body. Out of curiosity,...

It is impossible to help without a good photo so we can see the detail.
Keep working on your photos.

So what your saying is the holder is worth your 5,999.00 asking price.
So much for the saying "Buy the coin and not the holder"
It is impossible to know how many more are out there that have not been graded.

I should have pointed out in my earlier thread that mine is also a SWL on the front, I thought that you were referring to just the rear. Also it is in MS condition but I never get any of my coins graded so not sure what it would grade. Again, there would be many more of these out there as once the d...

They are not all that rare, I have one myself. It certainly couldn't be the only one to exist.
The rear SWL was caused by die polishing so there would be as many struck as to when the
die was polished and when the die was retired.

Welcome to the forum.

Can you supply a picture of what you think is doubling on your Terry Fox dollar.

What Bill said plus that is Machine Doubling that you see, a worthless type of doubling.

Don’t agree, that is a A between denticle

Welcome to the Forum
First, a German planchet is not an error, there were 10 million produced in Germany to help with the
production during the introduction of the Toonie in 1996.
That extra string of “beads” you see is just damage

Not an error, that is the way they all are. Just check others 1/2 penny bank tokens and compare.

It has taken a hit distorting and flattening the letters and number.
Just a damaged coin.

Could you supply a picture, there are a couple of things it could be but would have to see it first.

There were also 10 million of the O/D prefix printed.
Is it certified UNC or is this your own assessment?

What Bill said.
Have seen this quit a few times where the core has been deliberately rotated.
It is impossible for this to happen at the mint as the ring and the core are both struck from a single die.

Good work Bill,
glad we have an expert in Vickie’s, I would never have caught that.