1955 Canada cent strap/strapless?...ANSWERED with Pics

I have a 1955 Canadian cent I plucked from my change and never could find out if it was a strap or strapless variety.
I took a scan of the shoulder.

Here's a Bigger Picture
This is the highest resolution scan I can take.
Are there any Canadian variety experts or sites I can go to?
Thanks in advance.
Edited to add image below. The coin isn't the best but I'm trying to learn what "strap" means.
I took a scan of the shoulder.

Here's a Bigger Picture
This is the highest resolution scan I can take.
Are there any Canadian variety experts or sites I can go to?
Thanks in advance.
Edited to add image below. The coin isn't the best but I'm trying to learn what "strap" means.

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Could you please post a picture of the whole coin?
CCRS is a very useful website about Canadian coins.
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Note the flared letters; and the "I" in "DEI" points between two denticiles; whereas the shoulder fold obverse it points at a denticle.
I know believe that this is the strap variety making it worth maybe twice face value.
Thanks for the help and quick response.
I added a full picture to my original post.
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