Big Canadian copper
Yorkshireman
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Another member posted a nice piece a big Canadian copper.
Here is mine. The white spot is a reflection not seen in hand.
Show us yours.
Yorkshireman,Obsessed collector of round, metallic pieces of history.Hunting for Latin American colonial portraits plus cool US & British coins.
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Vickie was a cute young lady there. The rev is very nice aside the scratch. Peace Roy
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I would say this: very few people, IF any, can beat Bosox's coins.
I think he has a " SP and High MS, RED only, coin-making-machine" in his basement
I like 1859 late die states.
Looks like die clash to me.
Nice coins all.
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Agree about the reverse what are odds this one has same date weakness
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I enjoy early Canadian copper. The die damage can be interesting and varied, especially in the territorial bank tokens. Peace Roy
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I believe your 59 is a variety on the 9.
let SYL and Bosox chime in. They are THE , or one of THE authorities of the 1859's. they wrote books about them.
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I thought that it might be a DP#3, but I really can't see the Rev clearly enough. I THINK that there's a D/C at 14, but I don't see one at 1. The 9 is distinctive, but this coin is just worn too much. Maybe in hand, someone can see what it is, but not on a computer screeen.
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