The last one seems to be a worn version of the second repunched type. IMHO

Super photos, I think the different obverses being hubbed over another took place quite often as the dies were took to the furnace to be softened and then brought back for another impression.

Thanks for posting MKB. hope you don't mind I posted a link to this on CCRS. How do you take these photos?

Whoever answered with SBE 6/3, can you post pictures please.

Here's photos of recent coins and differences in the dies. Note the 2009 and 2007 pl coins and the distance of the date to sail and water to beads. The 2008 is more like a business strike die. I can't wait to see a 2009 business strike dime. http://www.coinsandcanada.com/forum/class/test/2007_10_cen...

I would agree with you. I really like the doubling on the leaf!!!

Live ebay auctions are no longer. They have shut it down.

EF45

Do you have any? Does it have a long bough end or short bough end reverse?
Happy New Year!!!!

best wishes for the holidays.

Randy

At least it could be a 2a or 2b. What years? There is an early 2 marker also noted by Haxby. Scratch at the top near where the bun attaches to head which made me suspect your coin above was a late stage #2 because it's not there. Perhaps when the scratch is removed the button of hair changes also?

Kevin, I look at the top lip. real curved is #2, straighter would be a #5. Also look at where the top of the bun is attached to the head. The #1 is V shaped and the others are more of a right angle. These are tough to distinguish and I may be 100% wrong.

Top one is obverse 2, bottom is obverse 1.

I think I saw this coin in Edmonton in November. Very cool, a keeper for sure.

$60 Canadian plus $3 shipping.