Help with canadian coins plz? 0

[Kevin118]

Anyone have any resources/priceguides for canadian coins and their varieties/ errors?

[kbbpll]

coinsandcanada.com

Be aware that some of their "varieties" are user submitted so are questionable (machine doubling, etc). The prices are in CAN$. The Charlton guides are your best bet for anything that anybody recognizes.

[Greenstang]

What exactly do you want to know?

Post pictures of both sides of any coin you want to question. Separate post for each coin of course.

Edited February 16, 2020 by Greenstang

[Kevin118]

Is it ddo how rare is it if so whats the value of it? Does anyone see anything else out of the ordinary on the coin? Ect....

[Greenstang]

Not a DDO, not rare, just a common 1960 cent that looks like it has been harshly cleaned. Value is in the copper.

[JKK]

Another upvote for the Charlton guide. Excellent pictures that blow the coin image way up so you can tell varieties apart, very thorough in my experience.

[Kevin118]

[Kevin118]

How is that not doubling? The E in Elizabeth looks almost like there are 2 E's

[Kevin118]

This is a 62 

[Greenstang]

Please put each coin on a separate post and show pictures of both sides. This will save confusion. Also state what it is your looking at..

[Kevin118]

The first 3 picks are of the coin in question 1960 canadian cent and the 4th pic is a 1962 only added it to point out the doubling on the first 3 pictures 

[JKK]

1 hour ago, Kevin118 said:

Is it ddo how rare is it if so whats the value of it? Does anyone see anything else out of the ordinary on the coin? Ect....

Looks to me like mechanical doubling, a mildly detracting flaw that confers no premium. On a high-grade coin, it would slightly decrease the value. On a coin worth C$0.01, with obverse damage, there's no value to decrease.

[kbbpll]

Not to detract you from posting here, but "coin community family" has a more active Canadian forum, search "coin forum" and it will be in the top 5 results, then look for the Canadian variety sub-forum. I see what you see, in the E and also DEI G, but it also looks like MD to me. And the coin looks scrubbed with steel wool.

[Kevin118]

Yea its pretty rough and thanks i will check it out 

[Conder101]

I would also say machine doubling .  The doubling is flat and shelf like, also note the beads above ELIZABETH they are also flat doubled with what remains of the beads reduced in size, a charateristic of MDD.