Break line runs right across the top.

See if you can get the cooin XRF'ed. That would give you the composition.

Bought a part of an original roll and noted that there is a chip on the inside of the P causing the "P" to have a wider upper stroke. Please see attached photos.

1968 Phili 10 cents with die break running through the last A in Canada and along the right side of the 8.

Listed in Charest, not in Trends, Charlton or here. Had it slabbed by CCCS and is coming to auction soon. I am assuming there are more out there. Any thoughts?????

How is the liquidation coming? I am a dealer so I could be interested in what is left. Saw no reason to get run over in the stampede in Nov.

Keith The great thing with the shrink wrap tubes is you can gently remover the coins without damaging the tube. So I would take the 40 coins out, see if you have anything special and then re-package and sell as a roll. Of course you are going to do better if you sell one by one. With this virus goin...

Has anyone come across this error? I was told that the ones I have came from an original roll. Coins are all BU and the offset is consistent.

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I am writing lots for auction house and came across BC-47a Lawson-Bouey $2.00 out of Cut register left side 70mm. right side 73 mm.Choice Unc (has a double counting crease) serial Number RA7175370. Question: Were RA 40 note sheets ever sold ?

Of all the coins that I have handled from that hoard, all are baggy and at the best MS-63 Canadian Grading. PCGS gave lots a MS-64 but they don't pass the test Your best situation is go for a MS-65 in an old ICCS holder, these are few and far between but are the best bet.

On the reverse, tooling mark on the end of the Souvenir banner running up at 45 Degrees. at the end of the line, two dots.

Notice excess material imprint on reverse.Most likely a thread. Surprising on a proof coin.

Same 500 pieces. Found an obverse partial die break to the truncation with minor lamination. This is a good day!!

Doing 500 1948 cents and came across this. Very minor but first I have seem. Also found lots of die breaks to truncation and one die break to the O in George.

Sounds like a big grouping of Mint product. It is hit and miss, a lot of it at bullion or close to it. In lieu that, as it is an estate, would recommend the auction route. Let the auctioneers make a few dollars as it is a lot of work for them and merely cataloguing and delivery on yours. You will ge...