Unlike the Newfoundland 1¢ 1940 RE Date where all numerals are clearly doubled, the Newfoundland 10¢ 1940 Re-Engraved Date example (as defined in the Charlton Standard of Canadian Coins Guide) is slightly different and not very well photographed in the current guide. Below are some clearer close-up images of the variety. Doubling of the 1, Read More
Why do some uncirculated coins have toning (tarnish, patina) and others, while still totally original (i.e. never dipped), do not? Why is the toning on some very dark while on others light enough for the sparkle of the coin’s lustre to clearly show through? Why are some coins toned in a single (monochromatic) color compared Read More