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/1982 $1 canadian constitution coin overstruck on?benjamin franklin
Pick913
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wrong pics sorry
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Must have been an early April Fool's Day prank.
This I have to see.
Just check the weight. A Constitution dollar weighs 15.62g a Franklin’s weighs 11.34g.
This is the same poster who repeatedly claimed to have a 1969S DDO cent and utterly refused to recognize the differences between their coin and photos if the real thing.
Correct, he's a stabbernisher.
By popular demand
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Which came first the chicken or the egg?
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The Franklin photos came first; the Canada dollar photos were sloppily layered on top of them.
Nice overlay picture................
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
The real question is: Will it Grif?
Also the size of the Franklin and the dollar are the same size.
A Franklin is 30.6mm, the dollar is 32.13. If this was real, you would not have full rims showing
as they would be flattened with the pressure of the dollar die.
Nice try but no cigar.