Are you 100 percent sure that it did not come from the mint like that. I am not so sure.

I had previously ruled out the dryer coin. If you look closely at the rim you will see that it is uniform all the way around and that the coin is not perfectly round. If it was a dryer coin then the rim would not have been uniform all the way around. Thank you for your input.

my weight was wrong, it is 1.88 grams.

2.65 grams is the weight. It has a smaller in diameter than a normal dime and it looks like it is not perfectly round like a normal dime.

Here are a few pictures of this coin I found in a 10 cent roll. It is definitely a dime strike because of the bluenose on the reverse. It is smaller than a regular dime and it is not round. Could it be a strike on the wrong planchet? The dime2 picture has a regular dime underneath, you can see the s...

Thank you for the information, The distance difference is between the 1 and the 0, but since the last digit is hand punched then there will be many variations.

I have two 1901 quarters and it seams that the 1 on one quarter is closer to the zero than the 1 on the other quarter. Is this common or is this something new.

Thank you for the info, greatly appreciated.

Does anyone have a suggestion on this, was it caused at the mint or when it was in circulation.

Has anyone know of a 1910 Canada 5 Cent round leaves cross over bow tie? I sent a 1910 5 cent to get graded and it comes back as round leaves cross over bow tie. I have done extensive web searches and still have not found another, Let me know if anyone else has heard of one.

I forgot to upload a picture.

I have 1909 Canada 5 cent Round leaves cross over Bow tie. I have further examined the coin and have found something very different with the coin. All of the other 1909's that I have seen detailed pictures of round leaves cross over bow tie the cross is in a different position . They are all up to t...