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1951 Canada 5 cent commemorative coin planchet damage before minting. The window on the foundry is not damaged. What do you think?...09-14-2025, 07:16 AM
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1951 Canada 5 cent commemorative coin planchet damage before minting. The window on the foundry is not damaged. What do you think?...09-14-2025, 07:16 AM
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Is this considered a defective plating on obv and rev. Thank you for any response and greatly appreciated. GmaForum ...
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I found this 1928 S in a coin star machine. I can't tell if it has a die crack on the obverse or if it's just damaged. Also it looks to be wood grained...