Came across this minor error in the "e" of CENT on the reverse. Partial filled due to either a chip or tooling error.

Recently did an original roll of 1952 cents and found 8 of the following error coins. There is a minute line from the "C" in Canada to the lower curve of the nine. Then an additional line from the nine to the one. I have attached pictures for your files. 1952 cent die break rev4.jpg 1952 c...

this coin has doubling on the forehead and three tooling marks at 4, 5, and 7 o'clock.

Quite spectacular for an indented, Note the wire rim on the obverse side.

Sorry guys, it is a 1964 10 cents, not 1962.

Came across 2 of the same clash dies. Pictures do not do it justice but look in the right field of the reverse sails and in the right sail. For the obverse, you have the out line of the sailboat in the fields, left and right.].

Came across this last Sunday in Boucherville show.

Often wondered why this coin is not more valuable considering the small mintage?

Die crack running from "V" thru DEI to GO.

tooling mark starting from the EYE and going down to cheek. Found 3 in an original roll today.

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