Featured As with coins, I assume other collectables have grades and such.

yes yes...to both of you !!!
BUT......I thought the US made Canadian pennys for a short while....1996..?
perhaps??

 

Could be Komo ... .. Joy.

 

Yes. I see it and those are the types of things I need to know/learn. A mark ain’t always just necessarily a straight forward mark. Thanks.

 

I totally understand that idea, however, how many mints do they have? I was floored when I received two American Mint rolls of Jefferson’s at my bank. Both rolls were full of 2005 D’s as I recall. If I were an employee at the Denver mint and I opened those rolls, I would be embarrassed. I purchased a mint roll of 2005 Victory P Canadian nickels at the dealer’s. For being the same age and denomination, no comparison, Canada knocked it out of the park, but even still, yeah it is understood... billions of coins get struck, errors happen. They each probably have their issues to overcome.

 

A Big ole unhappy face over here ‘bout that let me tell you! 2012 when our penny died.

 

Canuckia, lol, cool!

 

Hi Devyn .. I was born and grew up in England and remember vividly the old pounds, shillings and pence .. also the half crown, threepenny bit, tanner (sixpence), halfpenny (ha'penny), farthing, the penny was a large round coin when I left England, England is never far from my thoughts or my heart .. Canada is BEAUTIFUL, and I love it too ... Joy.

 

Hi back. I’m most fond of northern Manitoba and southern Alberta in the Rockies. The land of Canada is eye appealing, agreed, the ruling parties, government, ain’t always so swift or nice butt, I guess much better than some however.

I’ve never been across the pond. Would like to.