An even uglier zincloln... experiment and let us see the results. Not many people care to try and reproduce PMD so they can learn from it, I...
Even if there is a slight variation in the way a device looks that doesn't necessarily mean the coin has additional value. Billions of these...
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Sounds like a die chip in the mint mark but hard to tell without pictures. If it is a die chip it does not have additional value over 1 cent.
I doubt you are going to find fakes in uncleaned lots. You will mostly find very worn coins or culls. It’s still fun to do and very rewarding...
You really need to read up on the minting process. Coins are not painted.
You may want to post this over on the world coin forum to get more looks.
Was that colorized after it left the mint or did the Royal Canadian Mint produce them like that?
Would that make it a 1995 PEE?
Nope just 24 years of use. I should add - Welcome to CT Keep reading threads and you’ll learn a lot here. Tons of coins are posted and discussed...
Machine Doubling Worth one cent Per my last post, read up on the minting process before you drive yourself nuts with common damaged coins.
Corrosion and damage. You should read up on the minting process so you better understand what an error is and what it is not. If that’s what...
Graded? Why?
Billions of those coins were minted so there is no value over one cent.
@TypeCoin971793 I just saw your thread on fake gold. Any thoughts on authenticity here?
Are we sure it's real? Can you take it out of the flip (carefully) and take better pictures? Also, how did it come into your possession? That...
That was certainly a more common practice in ancient times. Roman and Greek coins were often counter-stamped to revalue them. I'm not aware of...
PMD counterstamp. You can see the bulge on the reverse.
Your “premier coin shop” was trying to get rid of you. If they felt it was worth something they would have made an offer. Damaged.
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