I will be in Ottawa for the show, most dealers can point me out if I can't find you. See you soon!

Would be nice if I could see the coin without the lines.

Sure is quiet here, lets make some noise!!!

F15 would be my opinion.

Chrome ones are common. Tombac starts as yellow and turns brown with oxidation and is rare as a 1944. 1943's are all tombac.

Here's another way to find Victorian 25 cent pieces.
search for ((18***,1900,1901))

http://coins.shop.ebay.ca/items/_W0QQ_d ... 900%2C1901))&_sacat=3385&_trksid=p3286.m270.l1313&_odkw=18***&_osacat=3385

My number was for 2008 and the TPG letters had to be in the title.

Close to 20000 Canadian coins which were certified by ICCS, CCCS, PCGS or NGC.

I haven't received the coin for a dollar yet, it may be a stock photo and it may be a regular coin.

Just shop around.
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... 0370720394

Shhhhhhhh.....I was second high, don't have one yet.

The last one seems to be a worn version of the second repunched type. IMHO

Super photos, I think the different obverses being hubbed over another took place quite often as the dies were took to the furnace to be softened and then brought back for another impression.

Thanks for posting MKB. hope you don't mind I posted a link to this on CCRS. How do you take these photos?