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1935 George V Silver Jubilee Dollar (Voyageur)

1935 George V Silver Jubilee Dollar (Voyageur)

Canada's first-ever silver dollar, struck in 1935 to mark King George V's Silver Jubilee, introducing the famous Voyageur canoe reverse design.

Canadian
1967 Centennial Gold $20 Coin

1967 Centennial Gold $20 Coin

A gold $20 coin struck to mark the 100th anniversary of Canadian Confederation in 1967, sold mainly to collectors as part of the country's centennial commemorative coinage.

Commemorative
George V Fifty Cents

George V Fifty Cents

Canada's fifty-cent silver coin issued under King George V, spanning a reduction in silver fineness in 1920 and including the famously rare 1921 date.

Canadian
Victoria Fifty Cents (half dollar)

Victoria Fifty Cents (half dollar)

Canada's silver fifty-cent piece struck under Queen Victoria from 1870 to 1901, featuring her portrait and a heraldic shield-and-wreath reverse.

Canadian
1936 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

1936 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

A doubled die obverse variety of the 1936 wheat cent showing visible doubling in the date and lettering, recognized in two distinct doubling strengths by collectors.

Errors & Varieties
1955 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

1955 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

A famous doubled die error showing strong, plainly visible doubling on the date and lettering of the obverse, among the most recognizable die varieties in U.S. coinage.

Errors & Varieties
1983 Doubled Die Reverse Lincoln Cent

1983 Doubled Die Reverse Lincoln Cent

A notable doubled die variety showing bold doubling on the reverse lettering of the Lincoln Memorial cent, particularly visible on ONE CENT, from the first full year of the copper-plated zinc cent.

Errors & Varieties
1937 Doubled Die Obverse Buffalo Nickel

1937 Doubled Die Obverse Buffalo Nickel

A doubled die variety of the 1937 Buffalo nickel showing visible doubling in the obverse date and lettering, collected alongside other notable varieties from the final years of the Buffalo nickel series.

Errors & Varieties
1917 Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent

1917 Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent

One of the earliest known doubled die varieties in the Lincoln cent series, showing visible doubling in the date and lettering on an early 20th-century wheat cent.

Errors & Varieties
1969-S Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

1969-S Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

A rare and valuable San Francisco Mint doubled die error from 1969, showing strong hub doubling on the obverse date and lettering.

Errors & Varieties
1995 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

1995 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

A widely collected doubled die variety showing clear doubling on LIBERTY and IN GOD WE TRUST on the obverse, notable for being far more available in circulation than earlier famous Lincoln cent doubled dies.

Errors & Varieties
1972 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

1972 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

A famous Lincoln cent error showing strong doubling on the obverse date and lettering, caused by a misaligned die hub during production at the Philadelphia Mint.

Errors & Varieties
1969-S Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent

1969-S Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent

A famous and dramatic doubled die obverse Lincoln cent from the San Francisco Mint, showing strong, easily visible doubling and ranking among the most valuable Lincoln cent doubled die varieties.

Errors & Varieties
1955 Poor Man's Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

1955 Poor Man's Doubled Die Lincoln Cent

A more common, lower-value doubled die variety on the 1955 Lincoln cent, nicknamed the 'poor man's' version because it offers a similar doubled-image look to the famous 1955 Doubled Die Obverse at a fraction of the price.

Errors & Varieties
1955 Jefferson Nickel Poor Man's Doubled Die

1955 Jefferson Nickel Poor Man's Doubled Die

A minor doubled-die variety on the 1955 Jefferson Nickel's date, nicknamed the 'Poor Man's Doubled Die' as a more affordable alternative to the famous 1955 doubled-die Lincoln Cent.

Errors & Varieties
1971 Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent

1971 Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent

A doubled die obverse Lincoln cent from 1971 showing clear doubling in the date and lettering, one of several notable doubled die varieties struck during the early 1970s.

Errors & Varieties
1873 Doubled Die Two-Cent Piece

1873 Doubled Die Two-Cent Piece

A doubled die variety from the final year of the short-lived two-cent piece, showing noticeable doubling in the date or lettering caused by a die hubbing misalignment.

Errors & Varieties
1936 Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent

1936 Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent

A collectible doubled die variety on the 1936 Lincoln wheat cent, known in a stronger, scarcer form and a weaker, more common form, both showing doubling in the obverse lettering.

Errors & Varieties
1942 Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent

1942 Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent

A doubled die obverse variety of the 1942 Lincoln cent showing visible doubling in the date and motto, caused by a misaligned hubbing impression during die preparation.

Errors & Varieties
1934 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

1934 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

An early doubled die variety from the second year of the Washington quarter series, showing doubling on the obverse and collected as part of specialized variety sets.

Errors & Varieties
1937 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

1937 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

A well-known doubled die variety of the early Washington quarter series, showing visible doubling in the obverse lettering and date from a misaligned die hubbing.

Errors & Varieties
1943 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

1943 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

A wartime-era doubled die variety of the Washington quarter showing clear doubling on obverse design elements, popular among collectors of Mint error and variety coins.

Errors & Varieties
1949 King George VI Silver Dollar

1949 King George VI Silver Dollar

A one-year Canadian silver dollar issued to mark Newfoundland's entry into Confederation, depicting John Cabot's ship the Matthew on the reverse.

Canadian
1951 Nickel Commemorative Five Cents

1951 Nickel Commemorative Five Cents

A special Canadian five-cent coin marking the 200th anniversary of the isolation of the element nickel, struck in the metal itself to honor Canada's role as a leading nickel producer.

Commemorative