Just use a cardboard flip and mark the axes H and V before placing the coin iand aligning the obverse and stapling the flip. You should be able to measure the angle.

Bill in Burl wrote:I would get a number of opinions

Well,this is a good start.You already have 2.Hope you get many more.Numismatic errors are really fascinating.

This is a nice wrong planchet error.John Regitko has a column in the Canadian Coin News that discuss all kinds of errors and varieties.It is very interesting and informative. As far as yours is concerned,I would send it to a TPG like CCCS to get certified.It would probably sell for around $500.Would...

post a picture please

It shows nice doubling of the face.

Back for the summer.Will try to list during summer time.Look for: cdcoinman

If I offended someone,I apologize.That said,the post should have included an explanation as of why it was posted.I also try to educate collectors and this is with that in mind that I posted my reply.If this coin has a $5000 sentimental value fine by me.I also assumed that Rick was looking for confir...

This is quite a low grade.I hope you did not pay much for it.

I have a piece struck on a $2 core planchet that looks a bit like this.

I would say that the better place to ask would be the seller.As far as pricing goes,the issue price for the set was $50.75 back then.

The 1978 and 1979 have many types of doubling I have seen 1,2 and 3 digits doubled.
I have a 1978 doubled 78 and 1978 doubled 978,a 1979 doubled 79 and doubled 979 all in MS65.I would like to get a full date doubled but never seen one yet.

I would love to have one of your 2002P non magnetic.Send me an email.

In 1997 the cent changed from copper to copper plated zinc CPZ (non magnetic).They are still produced today The P cents are minted from a copper plated steel CPS planchet which the Mint started using in 1999 as a new process and therefore is magnetic.The P stands for the plated steel ones . Both typ...

Not rare as mintage for that coin is 114,212,000
I have a few.Here is one

You can also buy a scan today for around $100 they also make nice pictures on toip of being used for more than just your coin collections.