I think your correct in saying its a doubled H, it looks like its doubled to me also, there is a picture of one in the Charlton Catalogue for Canadian Coins. Small H over Small (SH/H). The die cracks are useful for Die Trackers tracking the different stages the coin die goes through as to when the d...

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Once you get on to it things come easy, if you study your coin for die cracks or doubled letters then go to the site put your arrow on ID my coin don't push on it and some options will come up like your die crack @ leaf 11 go to ID my reverse the reverse will come up push on leaf 11 it will show eve...

That helps SurlyLung, the die crack you showed is actually leaf 11 but that's all good as I think it is a Haxby PC59-33- 17 + E19. If you are not familiar with the Haxby site go to (Haxby Catalogue of the Canadian 1859 Large Cent) when there push on Haxby numbers and find PC59-33, 17 + E19 it will h...

Your picture's of the Reverse and Obverse are a little blurry is that a die crack at the bottom of leaf 9?

If there are any die cracks on the Obverse or Reverse maybe you could make mention of it as they are hard to see if any on your pictures that is a good clue to seeing what you might have.

Jim

A denticle is a raised toothlike feature around the rim of a coin some are round some are sq. older coins they were attached to the rim newer coins have dots as denticles some attached to the rim and others have space from the rim to denticle. I'm not sure what kind of answer you are looking for but...

ICCS doesn't make note of them, but PCGS will body bag them (detail) I don't know about other grading companies

I think they all have a little damage making them worth less

The obverse lettering on the word Gratia - REX on some Mint State coins I don't know for sure if Specimen coins had it but worth a look

If its a true specimen set they trend at $5,500.00 Canadian in the 2019 Charlton Catalogue with large or small 8 on the 5 cent piece. A treasure to own.
EDIT: You might want to also look at the Cent and look for DDO

Jim.J.

Those are pretty good I think good enough for a grade opinion

It looks to be EF-AU. We need pictures of both sides of the coin are required for grading and better close ups would also help with decisions.

Jim. J

I agree I don't see a tombac either. Maybe better pictures with a different back ground colour

It looks like the regular small date to me

What kind of a value are putting on it and wanting for it?