If all off the others are dated 1980, then this probably is as well. And that would make it copper.
I can not answer that question as I am not a collector of foreign currency.
Yes but that is what happens when the die itself is severely worn and in desperate need of replacement. It appears like and is called a ridge ring.
The Philadelphia and Denver mints Mint over 5 billion cents each year. I highly doubt that 1000 of them off center. I have no figures to prove...
Nice collection. I upload my photos from my cell phone. The order I click on them is the order in which they show on CT.
There’s a lot of detailed work on the note.
Modern notes can easily get a EPQ or a PPQ so I don’t take them into consideration. In a way it’s like having a CAC sticker. On a note that grades...
Here’s one close to yours and a second one that’s 60% off centered. [ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]
The first two photos look like a worn die strike but the third photo shows it’s slightly off center. Nice find but only worth a couple of dollars....
So very true.
It a lamination error. Nice find.
It’s a real quarter minted in the US at the Denver mint. It’s also damaged and weighs light to do being exposed to a corrosive.
Looks like a scratch to me.
A very nice novelty item that brings joy to a collection.
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It’s a nice looking note and certainly worth $3.00 to me. It’s a part of history from WWII. Not overly valuable but certainly a nice piece.
It doesn’t matter how this happened or what the date is. It’s not silver, it’s clad so it’s a spender. It’s definitely damaged.
That’s a nice looking proof to be in a roll. Congrats on finding it.
Yeah Canada stop making cents years ago. I think they’ve become very collectible since that happened.
I don’t see a printing problem, just cut close on one edge but that’s normal. Welcome to CT.
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