Although some will say that the coin is actually "doubled" because of the split serifs, I think that it looks like Machine or mechanical doubling. It's caused by the dies being a little loose in the keepers. True repunched or restruck doublings most time DO increase the value, but your dollar has li...

I agree that there MAY be an area of strike through, but it has so much post-mint damage that it's hard to tell. The coin has led a tough life.

Hard to tell without it in-hand, but it looks like die deterioration doubling or possible Mechanical doubling, neither one of which is worth any extra value. Just keep it as a well-worn anomaly. There is also a D/C from the nose, again adding no value.

It looks to me like the top nickel plating peeled of or is peeling off, letting the copper plate show through. I wouldn't sent it in, as the cost would far exceed the less-than-a-buck value. This may have been the original owner's attempt at an experiment.

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Post your coin here. If you can't actually SELL a coin for $100, then you will spend more in fees, postage and insurance than the coin will ever be worth, depending on the TPG.

I see no wear, but what is what looks like crinkly surface? What had it been stored in? I'll say 62

Yep someone was experimenting at home or in the shop.

Agree with coinguy ... a marketing ploy for people that have their searches keyed to the highest prices.

The 2 Obv's look like 2 different coins. The 1st one looks like VF-30, just based on the crown and mustache. The 2nd photo looks like XF-40, maybe weakly struck Rev.

Follow this thread from another site (which has much more coinage traffic than here). A good friend of mine has quite a few Landon coins and is at the end of this thread:

https://www.coincommunity.com/forum/top ... _ID=190874

From the photo, I can't see anything truly out of sort. I see the dark leaves and maybe a die crack (is it raised above the surface?). Some better photos and a little better explanation of what we are to see may help. I don't see anything that may be of any value.

It doesn't look like an error of any kind. It looks like post-mint damage with metal displaced after getting whacked a few times.

How many coins do you have and most denominations? Do you have a Charlton guide or Canadian Coin News "Trends"?
BTW, I live in Burlington and another avid collector is here as well.