2011 Non-Magnetic weak strike.

These were in a bag of coins I picked up from my local bank the other day.
Royal Canadian Mint -Ottawa & Winnipeg
1983 Inco Thompson, Manitoba
1978 Chief Gordon Lathlin (x2)
1974 Winnipeg Centennial Dollar

1944 nickel with occluded gas.

Found some doubling on "DEI GRATIA REX". 1949 A off denticle.
Looks like some die chips on the G as well.

Welcome to the Discussion board Grenette!
The missing dots, which we call beads, do not affect the value either way.

I reviewed all of the "Matte" Reverse coins I have found so far and found one that shows the "matte" effect starting to wear off/getting weaker. For all of the photos below: Left coin is the stage 1 matte effect coin Right coin is the stage 2 matte effect coin ("matte" effect starting to wear off/ge...

I initially found 8 of them scattered in different rolls of an unopened mint box. I have found another 5 since then coin roll hunting various circulated boxes. All of them are identical with the field being a bit "shinier" (almost unaffected) in the middle of the coin. There is a similar effect on s...

Thanks for the feedback.

I have found a few of these "matte" reverse nickels in mint rolls. The field of the reverse side of the coins have a "matte" appearance and it is consistent in all of the coins I have found so far. Any thoughts as to what caused this effect?

Thanks Nota_phil, I will hang onto it.

I found this note the other day and I was wondering if it was worth hanging onto, it has two light creases on the one side of the note. It seems to fit in the range indicated below (54,735 away from the change-over). 2012 FIFTY: Mcklem-Carney GHD (below 4.90M)*** *** Some M-C GHD have been reported ...

Found this weak strike going through some mint rolls.

Coin 2:

Photo 1 -reverse die chip/crack on the C of Canada identical to coin 1
Photos 2,3 & 4 -obverse die has been replaced and Regina, Elizabeth and 25 cents is back to normal

The first coin of this set shows obverse die deterioration and the second coin shows that the obverse die was replaced. The reverse die chip/crack on the C of Canada stays consistent to prove the obverse die was only replaced. Coin 1: Photo 1 -reverse die chip/crack on the C of Canada Photos 2,3 & 4...

I found this coin in the approx. middle of an original mint roll. Is it possible for the grease to remain on the coin of a struck through grease feature?
In photo 4 you can see the struck through grease character on the coin where some of the grease is gone (red arrows).