Thanks for your help in trying to figure this out. I have attached photos of the 1986 "patched canoe" using the same microscope and lighting as an example. In my opinion they have the same "texture".

And the Charlton 67th Edition?

I guess the Coins and Canada website is wrong then?

I found this 1982 voyageur "patched canoe" coin that is missing chrome plating similar to the 1986 variety.

Thanks for the feedback. I went through all 120 coins again and found another 5 (9 total) with this exact feature. I'm thinking it must be struck through scrap because all 9 coins have the "c" in the exact same location and "subtle strike". If it were added after the minting process the likelihood o...

I examined a number of 1969 dollar coins this weekend and I found four coins that seem to have the letter C on the canoe in the exact same location and orientation. It is exactly the same on each coin so I have ruled out post mint damage. It is very subtle but when the light hits it right it shows u...

Going through the two 2021 Bluenose mint boxes, I found another struck through grease sequence/progression. It is in close proximity to the struck through grease, C in cents, progression post I uploaded a few months back. It is on the rigging of the Bluenose near the c in cents and consists of 37 co...

Found this struck through grease 1970 dollar in a bag of coins I purchased from my local bank.

2001 Volunteers Struck Through Grease for the database.

This 1942 fifty cent coin has numerous die cracks on the reverse, highlighted in red on the first photo.

I have started to look through the mustard jar of 50 cent pieces my Grandfather left me and I found a die crack on this 1919 coin.

I have questioned these 2017 mintages too. I have only found one 2017 common loon coin and no 2017 polar bear coins in the wild. I also question the mintages for the regular version of the 2017 five cent coin at 106,680,000 as I have only found one in the wild. Are there any other coin roll hunters ...

I was wondering if there is a reason this wasn't added to the asterisk banknotes database or if it was just missed. Thanks.

I think I have finally found a clipped planchet on a 2 dollar coin.

I wrote "I assume they were never circulated" because this website usually states "was originally struck for PL and SP products, therefore not intended for circulation" like the 1997,1998,1999, 2000 and 2001 loonies. Since I posted this I checked the Royal Canadian Mint website and it confirmed they...