It's a 4-digit Repeater with the form: ABCDABC (1191119).

Thanks for your interest bigfishone.
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And yes I still have some kits in stock.

These lines are a result of the die deterioration.

It's called "radial flow lines" or "die grooves".

This is quite common.

There's interest for this coin. In fact, it's part of a nice progression serie with: 1) attached 6 2) attached 6 with die chip over T of cent. 3) same as #2 + strong die clash observe/reverse (a.k.a: Crown over the Beaver) 4) same as #3 + nice Observe die crack on the D There's a challenge to get al...

Accumulation is a die deterioration resulting from many die chips.

Plugged is a die chip located in letter.

Filled is a term related to accumulation of dirt and grease into small die cavities such as letters.
Can be remove during die maintenance. So it's not permanent.

I agree with you . PMD.

This is my new discovery from Mint Roll A very nice die clash from the millennium series :D I've never seen this die clash before on other forum. So I think it's a new discovery after more than 20 years. I'll post better pictures this week end. Take a look at your Mint Rolls. Maybe you have one :Rec...

We call this "accumulation": Die Deterioration Doubling".

This is a result of the normal ageing process of the Die.

Yes Struck through grease.

Well located !

I found this video from RCM. So, I should understand that the sequence for color sticker is not from RCM?

https://youtu.be/lPZaAjrT2DM?t=67

I was always thinking that the color is done at the RCM facilities, not sub-contracted .
Is it for all circulating color coin or just the bluenose?

I have to admit, I'm really surprised. Do you have any reference?

Yes... Clipped planchet can be fake, but it's very easy to detect. There's few signatures to take a look to confirm it's genuine. The dovetail signature Weak strike on beads Blakesley effect Cut-and-tear texture” on the exposed edge of the clip You will find more information here: https://www.coinsa...

There's another canadian reference on Coin Error.

And there's a section on pricing. Not up to date, but instructive.

http://www.coinscan.com/mintingvariety/ ... offce.html

I recommend can surf this site. Very informative.

I don't think error prices listed in CaC is representative of the actual market.

So I'm quite confident we can get much more than 4$ for this coin.

A quick view of the market (Ebay and other auctions) give a better view.

I agree with john1000 for the price estimation.
You can take a look at Ebay listing history with keyword "off center". There's many of them listed.

The off center ratio is small. It's quite easy to find one on the market. So depending of your selling price, it may be hard to find a buyer.