1965 Canadian cent types.

Does anyone know of a book or a website that has nice clear images of the 4
different types of '65 Canadian cents?
Stupid internet--I found some small pictures of the LB-P5 but some of the
pictures of the different types are identical to each other or I'm going
blind.
I have all of the different types in a tube but I want to sort them out
correctly and stick the keepers in flips.
I would hate to stick the worthless ones in flips ;-)

"bri" wrote in message
k.net...
Does anyone know of a book or a website that has nice clear images of the
4
different types of '65 Canadian cents?
Stupid internet--I found some small pictures of the LB-P5 but some of the
pictures of the different types are identical to each other or I'm going
blind.
I have all of the different types in a tube but I want to sort them out
correctly and stick the keepers in flips.
I would hate to stick the worthless ones in flips ;-)

The four varieties for the 1965 cent are well defined in the Charlton
Standard
Catalogue of Canadian coins.

HTH.

Wayne

"bri" wrote in message
k.net...
Does anyone know of a book or a website that has nice clear images of the
4
different types of '65 Canadian cents?
Stupid internet--I found some small pictures of the LB-P5 but some of the
pictures of the different types are identical to each other or I'm going
blind.
I have all of the different types in a tube but I want to sort them out
correctly and stick the keepers in flips.
I would hate to stick the worthless ones in flips ;-)

https://www.jandm.com

used to have some clear photos. Right now the site doesn't load for me,
though.

In a recent message "Steve Grant" wrote:

"bri" wrote in message
k.net...
Does anyone know of a book or a website that has nice clear images of the
4
different types of '65 Canadian cents?
Stupid internet--I found some small pictures of the LB-P5 but some of the
pictures of the different types are identical to each other or I'm going
blind.
I have all of the different types in a tube but I want to sort them out
correctly and stick the keepers in flips.
I would hate to stick the worthless ones in flips ;-)

https://www.jandm.com

used to have some clear photos. Right now the site doesn't load for me,
though.

Agreed. It redirects to an non-functional secure server,
and tells you so in pale grey on a white background!!!!

--
Tony Clayton or
Coins of the UK : http://www.tclayton.demon.co.uk/coins.html
Metals used in Coins : http://www.tclayton.demon.co.uk/metal.html
Sent using RISCOS on an Acorn Strong Arm RiscPC
.... Shin - Device for finding furniture in the dark.

"Tony Clayton" wrote in message
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In a recent message "Steve Grant" wrote:

"bri" wrote in message
k.net...
Does anyone know of a book or a website that has nice clear images of
the
4
different types of '65 Canadian cents?
Stupid internet--I found some small pictures of the LB-P5 but some of
the
pictures of the different types are identical to each other or I'm
going
blind.
I have all of the different types in a tube but I want to sort them
out
correctly and stick the keepers in flips.
I would hate to stick the worthless ones in flips ;-)

https://www.jandm.com

used to have some clear photos. Right now the site doesn't load for me,
though.

Agreed. It redirects to an non-functional secure server,
and tells you so in pale grey on a white background!!!!

--
Tony Clayton or

Coins of the UK : http://www.tclayton.demon.co.uk/coins.html
Metals used in Coins : http://www.tclayton.demon.co.uk/metal.html
Sent using RISCOS on an Acorn Strong Arm RiscPC
... Shin - Device for finding furniture in the dark.

I already went to that site last night--it was working then. No pics of
those that I could find, but I did find some nicer pictures on E-Bay in the
items ended section this morning.
Out of the 15 65's I've saved over the years I have 2 sb/p5's and 1 lb/p5.
The lb/p5 just so happens to be the nicest one-bonus! The differences are
really subtle and when you have some wear on them it gets really tough. I
knew I should have not mixed them all together to begin with because I
already had these sorted out years ago.
I think I was looking around the internet for about 3 hours on this
one--SHEESH!
My advice to anyone who wants any of these is to only buy these online from
reputible dealers or in a slab because there are some people who are selling
some of these and they got the type wrong--or they posted the wrong picture.
That really threw me for a loop.

I posted the pertinent pages in Charlton on apbn.

Paul
"bri" wrote in message
k.net...
Does anyone know of a book or a website that has nice clear images of the
4
different types of '65 Canadian cents?
Stupid internet--I found some small pictures of the LB-P5 but some of the
pictures of the different types are identical to each other or I'm going
blind.
I have all of the different types in a tube but I want to sort them out
correctly and stick the keepers in flips.
I would hate to stick the worthless ones in flips ;-)

"Paul" wrote in message
...
I posted the pertinent pages in Charlton on apbn.

Paul

That's what I was looking for. Thanks a lot ;-)
You just can't beat having a good book like that.



"bri" wrote in message
k.net...
Does anyone know of a book or a website that has nice clear images of
the
4
different types of '65 Canadian cents?
Stupid internet--I found some small pictures of the LB-P5 but some of
the
pictures of the different types are identical to each other or I'm going
blind.
I have all of the different types in a tube but I want to sort them out
correctly and stick the keepers in flips.
I would hate to stick the worthless ones in flips ;-)

Paul wrote:
I posted the pertinent pages in Charlton on apbn.


Never propagated to here. How big was the file?

John
'wanted to learn something'

969 KB

Paul
"John Patrick" wrote in message
...
Paul wrote:
I posted the pertinent pages in Charlton on apbn.


Never propagated to here. How big was the file?

John
'wanted to learn something'

On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 04:23:05 -0500, Wayne Poulin wrote:


"bri" wrote in message
k.net...
Does anyone know of a book or a website that has nice clear images of
the
4
different types of '65 Canadian cents? Stupid internet--I found some
small pictures of the LB-P5 but some of the pictures of the different
types are identical to each other or I'm going blind. I have all of the
different types in a tube but I want to sort them out correctly and
stick the keepers in flips. I would hate to stick the worthless ones in
flips ;-)

The four varieties for the 1965 cent are well defined in the Charlton
Standard
Catalogue of Canadian coins.

HTH.

Wayne
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