What kind of Error is this??

[copperman]

What kind of Error is this??

 

 

Canadian 1 Cent pretty sure 1969 but has date on both sides pretty cool but one messed up coin..

 

 

 

 

 

 

[errorist]

Looks like a flip over strike.

[copperman]

wish it was unc. that would be a little better to make out how much would it be worth if it was a flip over strike anyone?

[Elbesaar]

Post mint made...the words are reversed and backwards...take a host coin...take an anvil coin...place together...get a wood board...get a hammer...and Voila...

[copperman]

ty for opinion but I am still calling it error as a canadian coin dealer said it was not post mint thanks for ur 2cents tho

[Bruceswar]

Post mint made...the words are reversed and backwards...take a host coin...take an anvil coin...place together...get a wood board...get a hammer...and Voila...

 

I agree with you on this one... Here is something else to think about.... Why would a coin of this magnitude circulate so long before it got picked out of circulation.

[cpm9ball]

Post mint made...the words are reversed and backwards...take a host coin...take an anvil coin...place together...get a wood board...get a hammer...and Voila...

 

I agree that it is post-mint made. Notice that the date is incuse on one side. That could not have come from the die, since the date on the die is incuse. The only way it could have resulted in an incuse date is if it was struck with another coin with a raised date.

 

Chris

[physics-fan3.14]

I also agree with post mint damage. For further confirmation of this, look at the rims. They are all messed up like someone took a hammer to the thing. I would like to add that this is about the corroded, PVC riddled coin I'v seen in quite some time.