Here, in the images below may be a candidate for publication similar in character to the 1907 5 cent previously submitted. The 5 cent 1906 subject coin appears to be what I refer to as a “large 6”. It appears at the bottom to align with the two adjacent numerals in the date (the 1 is somewhat offset...

Value aside, C&C appears to recognize the existence of a low date 1907. They do no t however, provide an image of said low date. Thought if they were aware of the existence of a high date 1907, they might acknowledge its existence in the webpage text and use my image as well. Many thanks for respond...

The subject coin 1907, imaged below, appears to be an example of a High 7. This does not appear to be a known variety on the C&C website. Anyone have this in their collection? All comments welcome. CANADA5CENTS1907HIGH7NEWVARIETYLOT31CANADIANSILVEROBV.jpg CANADA5CENTS1907HIGH7NEWVARIETYLOT31CANADIAN...

Thanks guys for responding. Please note below images of the obverse die clashing, weak ‘S’ in ‘Brunswick’ and incomplete leaf on the obverse to further identify the particular dies responsible for the subject coin. Should a higher grade example show up in the future it might be possible to give a de...

This 1864 New Brunswick cent appears to exhibit a short 6 punched over a tall 6 (see images below). My library on New Brunswick is out of date. Is the subject coin possibly a new variety? All thoughts welcome. NEWBRUNSWICK1CENT1864PART9LOT18OBV.jpg NEWBRUNSWICK1CENT1864PART9LOT18OBV2.jpg NEWBRUNSWIC...

Apologies for the late response. Thought to supply several images of the ‘99s derived from the COINSANDCANADA website and my subject coin. The first is the image at the top of the webpage for the 1899 5 cents. It appears to show the 9s high, with the second 9 higher than the first. 5-cents-1899_COIN...

Below find images of a CANADA 1899 5 cent in the writer's collection with 'high nines'. Is this a new variety?
All thoughts welcome.

Reverse- The ‘5’ appears doubled at the inside top right and inside right of the loop. The ‘S’ appears doubled at the upper right serif and inside top of the upper loop. It also appears doubled at the inside top of the lower loop. The ‘2’ exhibits doubling at the inside top and left of the loop alon...

This CANADA 50 cents 1872 H imaged below, appears to exhibit doubled letters and numerals, etc., on the same subject coin. They appear to be shown in the pages of C&C as single items. They are as follows: Obverse- ‘A’ of ‘REGINA’ doubled (red arrows). To this eye there appears to be some evidence of...

This 1871 appears to exhibit defective letters. Images are supplied illustrating the losses and have not to my knowledge been shown previously. They may have been considered too minor to mention? I am possibly out of date and they have appeared elsewhere. The anomalies below appear on the same subje...

ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS AND IMAGES BELOW... REVERSE DIAGNOSTICS: THE 'H' MINTMARK IN THIS EXAMPLE IS SET HIGH, TO THE RIGHT AND NEARLY TOUCHES THE RIGHT RIBBON. IT IS ALSO ALMOST CENTERED ON A DENTICLE BELOW. SEE IMAGES BELOW. CANADA25CENT1880H1REVERSE.jpg CANADA25CENT1880H1REVERSE1.jpg CANADA25CENT1880...

The subject coin appears to be a new variety of 1880 H as follows from the analysis below: OBVERSE DIAGNOSTICS: NARROW '0' TYPE. THE D&E OF 'DEI' APPEAR TO BE DEFECTIVE (SORRY FOR LACKOF MAGNIFIED IMAGE). THE 'G' & 2ND 'A' IN 'GRATIA' APPEAR DEFECTIVE. THE 'I' OF 'GRATIA' APPEARS DOUBLED AT THE LOWE...

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The Canada 1858 20 cent subject coin appears to exhibit an obverse clashed collar, a rotated reverse ~ 15 degrees CW and doubled 5/5. In addition, a number of letter doublings and broken letters are noted (see images below). All thoughts welcome… CANADA20CENT185OVER58LOT122OBV.jpg CANADA20CENT185OVE...