Post your New Old Canadian coins

Thanks Angelo

 

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here's one ive got going to ngc now. not sure if its the 1832/1332 i can see something under 8. its in pretty good shape and only pai 10$.

 

TODAY IS A GOOD DAY TO POST YOUR SWEET QUEEN LIZ II COINS ...

=> She's a World Record Holder!!

http://time.com/4024914/queen-elizabeth-record-graphic/



=> Paralympic Error 25 Cent Piece

... ummm, here is a link to an example listed on e-bay ...

http://www.ebay.ca/sch/sis.html?_nk... Error Coin Complete set&_itemId=261664982161

 

always been fond of this obverse portrait, started being used the year I was born, 1965

 

Anyone voting on new coin designs for the 150th?
www.mint.ca/Canada150

 

There were only 2 worth voting on. Most are so busy in the design that it will be indistinguishable on the coin. It would help if they told us which theme would be on which denomination, since I guess every denomination will have one of these reverses.

 

Yes I voted

 

!943 3/3/3 near date, 50 Cent piece . I've found images of the far date, but none for the near date . So I posted it on coins and Canada website and was told its the 3/3/3 near date ..

 

Nice grade Also!! Rick

 

I still haven't received the coin yet ...

 

Rick, I don't see an example of the type in the sweet Charlton catalogue ... so you're saying that this new baby of yours is a super-rare type? (congrats)

 

coins and canada show the 3/3 as being a near date



As you can see, their isn't as wide on the top of the 3 as the one I have . But Bill in burl said :

Paul has written the complete bible for 50 cents and it was his work that was in the Charlton variety section, but Charlton can't put everything in those 50-60 pages at the back. Paul has everything and can tell you exactly what you have. I'll give you his email. Send me a PM. B
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Heres the link to the coin http://www.coinsandcanada.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=6716

 

gotcha ... thanks

Cool coin

 

Bill just sent me a message with his email address . Now I just have to wait on his reply back ...

 

I just received this page to check the date with, it also includes makers

1943 Mintage: 3,109,583 Mint-reported Obverse/Reverse Dies: 168/118
For 1943, the ‘4’ and ‘3’ vary in both horizontal and vertical position in respect to each other and to a fixed ‘19’.
The ‘Flat-back 9’ continues.
Starting in 1943, approximately half of the dies were chrome plated to increase die life. The appearance of the coins changed from having a satiny finish to a more polished appearance for those from the chrome-plated dies. The chrome-plating in early years had a tendency to peel, leaving a ‘mortar-set’ or shelf on the coins, which can be found on Obverses and/or Reverses.
1943 was also the first year of extensive Reverse Die refurbishment, with over twenty Reverse dies with date digit doubling (re-punched or double-punched).
Most coins with a double-punched date digit, also exhibit tool (file) marks, some quite heavy, resulting from clean-up performed on dies before use.
Reverse Major Die Varieties.
Var Zoell Charlton Date Variety and Description
J444a R3E3H SPA: High 3
J444b R2L1E SPA: Low 3
J444c 4M/47 R0E1E SPA: Narrow Date
J444c1 68/186 F1E0H SPA: Another Narrow Date
J444d 4M/47 68/186 R3E2H SPA: Wide Date
J444d1 F2L3E SPA: Another Wide Date
R444a 4M/47 R2E1H RPD: 3/3 top loop of 3. Later die states
exhibit FL444s.
R444a1 61/371m R2E3H RPD: 3/3 top of top loop of 3
R444a2 68/304m F1E1H RPD: 3/3 top of top loop of 3
R444a3 61/374b R1E0H RPD: 3/3 Similar to R444a2, tip of 3 close to 4
R444a4 R2E1H RPD: 3/3 at top left of 3
R444b 4M/47 68/302t F2L1H RPD: 3/3 inside top loop of 3
R444b1 61/369m R2H1H RPD: 3/3 inside top loop of 3
Heavy Tool-marks (file) evident on die.
R444c 4M/47 68/302m R2E2H RPD: 3/3 inside top and bottom loops of 3. Later
Die states have the Clash Marks filed out.
R444d 4M/47 68/303b R1L1H RPD: 3/3 right of top loop of 3. Later die
states have Clash Marks in crown filed out.
R444d1 68/304t R0E1H RPD: 3/3 right top loop of 3
R444d2 61/373t F2E2H RPD: 3/3 right top loop of 3 – Flat-back 9
R444d3 68/305t F3L2H RPD: 3/3 right top loop of 3
Heavy Tool-marks (file) evident on die.
R444d4 68/305m R2L2H RPD: 3/3 right top loop of 3 Later die states
exhibit F444n/F444o
R444d5 68/302b R2E3H RPD: 3/3 right top loop of 3
Die also exhibits peeled chrome plating.
R444d6 61/374m R1E1H RPD: 3/3 right top loop 3
R444d7 R1E1H RPD: 3/3 right of top loop of 3
Die deterioration of date, but the double
punch image is clean
R444d8 R1E1H RPD: 3/3 right top loop of 3. Die chip on top 3
R444e 4M/47 68/303m R2E2H RPD: 3/3/3 inside and outside of top loop of 3
R444g F1E1H RPD: 3/3 right of top/bottom loops of 3. Slight
4/4 right of 4. Tool-marks (file) evident.
R444h 68/301 R1L1E RPD: 3/3 inside top / outside bottom loops of 3
R444j 68/303t R2L1H RPD: 3/3 left/right top loop, right bottom loop
R444k R2E2E RPD: 4/4 to top right of 4.
R444m F2E2H RPD: 3/3 right of top loop, left of top left tip

 

whoa! that's a lot of die varieties...and I collect those type 50 cents pieces too. mostly toned. I really like its design best for 50 centers

 

He sent me 13 pages, heres the title
George VI - Fifty Cent Major Die Varieties - 1937 – 1952

 

not into the varieties yet. I did just get a very nice toned 50 center.... i will post in a couple days

 

I was told to check R444d after my images were looked at . If it isn't that one, it be will a new one then. There should be clashes inside the crown, or polishing marks to get ride of the clashes .