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daggitSenior Member
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Check out the designer initials, should read RRC
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 DickExpert Member
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Dagggit, looks like some one wants a change! There doesn't appear to be other than rought treatment. Tthe rest of the coin seems to have the regular dings, etc. What denomination is it?
Dick
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daggitSenior Member
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| Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 1:37 am |
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| Dick wrote: |
Dagggit, looks like some one wants a change! There doesn't appear to be other than rought treatment. Tthe rest of the coin seems to have the regular dings, etc. What denomination is it?
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Its a Canadian dollar, the mess on it is on the trees to the left of the Loon, on some of the letters in "DOLLAR" and some of the beads around the rim are effected. I ran out of Lincolns to search  I think I just figured out what you said. The initials aren't that way from rough treatment Dick, it's filled with extra metal and is on other parts of the coin. I guess I need a better picture. 
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 Bob PSite Admin
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This looks like a case of die deterioration....especially if it also affects other portions of the coin.
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daggitSenior Member
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| This looks like a case of die deterioration....especially if it also affects other portions of the coin. |
Hi Bob, yes thats what I thought but waited till someone else said it so I woudn't look silly making a mistake in stating cause 
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Bob PSite Admin
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Don't need to worry about looking silly here...We can't see you anyway
You really need to take your best guess at times. Even when we are proven wrong, nobody thinks anything less about us. That's the good thing about a forum like this. Besides having fun, we also learn a tremendous amount about things. Don't seat the small stuff...OK??
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 coopExpert Member
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| Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 2:52 pm |
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Bob said:
Don't seat the small stuff...OK? |
Another classic line. (Not that I never make mistakes......)
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Bob PSite Admin
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DickExpert Member
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Daggit, while I remember, what is the 1867-1992, remberance for? One of my Canadian cents from the project is dated as such.
Dick
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daggitSenior Member
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| Dick wrote: |
Daggit, while I remember, what is the 1867-1992, remberance for? One of my Canadian cents from the project is dated as such.
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Hi Dick it commemorates Canada's 125th birthday...ya made me look it up little rusty on my history 
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daggitSenior Member
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| That's a case where even a spell checker doesn't help Coop Another Bob classic!!! |
I'll try not to sweat the small stuff Bob, thank you. Ummm I'll try not to "seat" it as well
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coopExpert Member
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Wi ya'll mauke mystaques n' gramma an eye mauke mystaques aas welt. Butt Bob's r' klassic's. (Even spelll cheak cann't fex sum problans.)
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