1861 New Brunswick (Canadian Province) one cent double die?

Any input on what I got here?





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Looks like mechanical doubling IMO.

 

That make the value go up much?


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Or would it be worth sending out to be graded?


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Alright read up on the mechanical doubling. Maybe next time ill find a good one.
Thanks for the lesson


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You'll go crazy looking at the Canadian Provincial strikes, including 1858-59 of Canada... There are die cracks, doubled elements and other die varieties in almost every coin...

 

So very true !
*but their is a few date+Provincial coins that are worth a your time in this grade to have graded.But with all die variety it's ether your for you set.Few get a lot money after being graded, unless its a very rare one. Some American are buy them in hopes this will change.

 

I got this coin for $6 bucks


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If you can get your hands on a copy, the Griffin reprints are an excellent source of information. Monograph #4 is what you want for maritime coinage.

http://www.charltonpress.com/NumismaticsBook.asp?v_ISBN=088968-313-1#

A bit of a warning however, with Monograph #1 in this series. There was a mix-up during the publication process - the pictures do NOT match the descriptions. However, the descriptions alone are very well done.

http://www.charltonpress.com/NumismaticsBook.asp?v_ISBN=088968331X

 

Their one more online site I found helpful www.coinsandcanada.com.
It not real active but will help.