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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheCoinGeezer, post: 1392772, member: 34700&quot;]About 50 years ago Hans Zoell published some pamphlets about Canadian errors and varieties.</p><p>The 1947 Maple Leaf coins were actually struck in 1948. The Canadian Mint did not receive the revised obverse dies (minus &quot;Et Ind Imp&quot;, due to India&#039;s independence) in time to strike needed coinage and added the maple leaf to signify the coin was actually struck in 1948.</p><p>The dollar with the ML has the 2nd lowest mintage of the classic dollar series (1935-1967) and is more valuable than the plain 47. 50¢ ML also scarcer than the plain variety.</p><p>The 25¢ ML is more common than the non ML one, likewise for the 10¢, the 5¢ and the cent.</p><p>Canadian Coin News (published bi-weekly) runs an error column by John Regitko and lists new errors every issue.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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