Well, it looks like there is a dot after Newfoundland, but it's very faint. The Obv 1's had dots before and after, and the Obv 2 had none. Look at the coin in hand to see if there's a dot. It's a small W and I'll say a VG-10

In the 65th Charlton, we had that coin on p.335 and it's harder to find than the other Obv 2. We priced that variety at about 3X the price of the normal '92. I think that it's VF-30 for wear but the dark areas look like environmental damage.

An 1882 Obv 2 is one of the most common of all the Vicky cents and, even without the hole, the wear on the coin puts it into the AG-3 range. Unfortunately, the coin is essentially worthless. Try to find one a little better and, even with a $5 bill, you'll get change. Keep the damaged "holed" one to ...

That's a great photo and I think that it is Haxby #138, with a rarity of R5. As before I am able to see the images, but I am still unable to actually post or call up a photo. All I get is two "img" links that go nowhere. For your coin, go to the Haxby site https://www.vickycents.com/ and see if that...

Yes, I still can't post an image using the image link above, but I see pics that other folks post.

I didn't see the odd mouth/grin/shape.

That looks neat! Never seen anything similar.

I'll forward this info on a few other sites I am on. I think that we have met before.

There are a bunch on Ebay. The higher the MS #, then supposedly more value. Here's an Ebay one, but there are lots of them:
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/225038298405

Yes, big and beautiful

I just tried to post an image and I can't do it either and I've posted lots of pics in the past.

No, I can't see the images Lightwire put up. I thought he just posted 3 of the image links to attach the pic.

Yes, it is neither a variety or an error ... die deterioration as stated above and just using worn dies & no extra value.

Just open up the thread to reply and you'll see 11 square links just above the message area. Click on the "mountain" one for inserting an image. It will ask you which image that you want to insert. Then go to your documents or picture folder and and click on the image that you want. Then it gets ent...

Post mint damage. Pounding one coin on another.