thx for sharing

you might one to certify it or put it in a rigid slab if its that rare or valuable

Other examples from this website:

looks like a ghosting effect

JNOD wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 13, 2020 9:07 am

This seems to be the gold standard - is there a way to identify such varieties??

Knowledge and research.

these kind of errors (die cracks, chips,...) aren't popular. they are sometime fun to see or look at but there are so many of them thats why catalogs and books aren't pricing them. this is a niche market and even whales don't care about them when building a set registry or any other collection. erro...

I suggest you this link:
https://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-ar ... ror&id=427

I can do this to any banknote I own. miscut or not, doesnt add value

close up picture looks like a hole. if it is, PMD

Die cracks often happened at this spot on George VI cents.

great find

I'd say G-4 scratches small crown

people break PL set. even if it's genuine and you find it in circulation, doesn't mean it was released for that purpose. the color of your coin is weird/washed/bleached.

its confirmed. vertical banknote
https://www.bankofcanada.ca/banknotes/banknoteable-5/

hello and welcome. dos you look here;
https://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-pr ... -2003-2012

Single digit misplaced. a keeper imo

Great banknote!!