Or you can just compare the gaps between the 9 and 3 with the gap between the 3 and 2. It's clearly evident.

The 1932 near/far has been discussed at length on any number of coin sites. You don't need to draw lines or take measurements. If the gap between the 3 & 2 and the gap between the 2 and leaf are the same, then it's a near. In a "far 2", the gap between the 3 & 2 will be much closer than the gap betw...

That's a very strange place for a die crack. Normally die cracks start at a "stress concentration" point, like sharp changes in numerals, like 1, 5, or 7. Also at the serif points/ends of letters or numerals .. any place where the design makes a very sharp angular change of direction. From a metallu...

I find it definitely harder to read, but I guess it will just take some getting used to. Is there still no way to edit or remove comments after you have posted it? I guess that you still have to make a new post to correct comments that you have made previously.

Is it raised or incuse? Doesn't look like a die crack.

missinglink3 ... What's with the date on your post. That day isn't even here yet

Apr Cdn Trends is $6000, but you need to be sure that it's a 65. Trends is usually about 40% too high.

Here is the Ebay list of the 1913's that have actually SOLD recently, NOT what they have up for bid:

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R ... 1&_fosrp=1

They are actually SELLING for between $800 and $890US on Ebay right now. These are what they actually SOLD for, not asked. Here is one currently for a best offer MS63 coin. The seller previously sold at least one other for something LESS than his asking price .. he accepted a "best offer". m

pginrh is the 50 cent guru. Take what he says to the bank.

Well, I'm still up here .. a Yank now up here for 22 years. Come on up, you all are welcome.

Sorry I couldn't make it this year, but have lots of friends that are there. B

First find out if you have large or small beads. There is no listing for 180 degree die rotation on the sheet here:

http://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-pri ... -1965-1989

Regardless what you think the grade is, it's not worth getting cert'd .... very very common in almost all grades.

Thanks. I posted the link to PCGS onto another coin site. I wonder if their designations will be applicable to foreign coins as well.