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Bonjour.
J'ai fait une découverte aujourd'hui, variété ou erreur je ne sais pas et il n'est pas mentionné dans le Sharlton ni dans le Haxby pour Zoel je ne sais pas je n'ai pas ses livres de références.
Sur le revers du dix cent 2004P, il manque les échelles sur le mat avant du Blue nose. Sur environ 400 pièces, c'est la seule que j'ai trouvée. Sur la deuxième photo j'ai entouré la partie manquante.
Vérifiez vos pièces de dix cent 2004P je voudrait savoir si cet anicroche est fréquent et est-ce un erreur ou une variété.
Vos commentaires seraient appréciés....Merci.
johnpitch1...
J'ai fait une découverte aujourd'hui, variété ou erreur je ne sais pas et il n'est pas mentionné dans le Sharlton ni dans le Haxby pour Zoel je ne sais pas je n'ai pas ses livres de références.
Sur le revers du dix cent 2004P, il manque les échelles sur le mat avant du Blue nose. Sur environ 400 pièces, c'est la seule que j'ai trouvée. Sur la deuxième photo j'ai entouré la partie manquante.
Vérifiez vos pièces de dix cent 2004P je voudrait savoir si cet anicroche est fréquent et est-ce un erreur ou une variété.
Vos commentaires seraient appréciés....Merci.
johnpitch1...
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Bonjour Johnpitch1
Juste pour ton information :
Hans Zoell – A Biography
By Henry Nienhuis
Hans Zoell [1906 - 1982] CNA LM30
Hans Zoell was born on May 20th 1906 in Rheinland Germany, the eldest son of eleven children. At the age of seventeen, he was apprenticed as a journeyman in the city of Düsseldorf. Hans continued his education, taking electrical engineering at night school.
In 1928 Hans emigrated to Canada and settled in Regina Sask., living with his aunt. He worked in his profession until 1932 when the great droughts hit the Midwest. He survived by working odd jobs and kept busy during this time by making the rounds picking up stamps from offices and building caretakers. This enabled him to accumulate a nice stock of stamps and soon he was selling his surplus to wholesale dealers in the U.S.
In 1935, he established a Stamp and Supply business, a year later added foreign coins from his personal collection.
Hans married in 1938 and raised four children three boys and one girl.
When WWII put an end to trade with Europe and Great Britain, Hans was forced again the look for an alternate way to make a living. Although he lacked direct experience in the field, Hans took an opportunity to purchase a small printing company and kept the stamp business as a sideline.
In 1953 Hans returned to the coin and stamp business opening “Phila-Coin Co” which was very active in the field of coin varieties. He was also a dedicated collector of error/variety coins, painstakingly photographing and documenting the varieties. In the early 1960’s Hans combined his two businesses by publishing Canadian Coin and Paper Money catalogues as well as his famous Coin Varieties catalogues.
As a result of ill health, he sold his coin business in 1963. This allowed him to concentrate on error/variety collecting, soliciting and cataloguing variety coins from other collectors, and publishing his catalogues. In November 1965 he began publishing a regular newsletter “Unusual Canadian Coins” which changed names to “Unusual Numismatic Objects” (UNO) in September 1966 and continued until October 1968.
Hans was one of the founders of the Canadian Numismatic Variety Collectors Association (C.N.V.C.A) and was active in its American counterparts.
Early in 1969 Hans moved to Toronto, opening a coin shop and publishing business “Hobby Publications” located at 92 Jarvis St. where he published the last edition of his Minor Coin Varieties catalogue. During the next couple of years Hans assisted the Coin Irregularities Association of Canada (CIAC) by publishing their monthly newsletter, “The Kayak”, from January 1971 to April 1972, when he moved back to Regina.
After an extended illness, Hans Zoell, died on December 23, 1982. The collector's collector, Zoell shunned the numismatic spotlight, but contributed so much.
John.. a dit : pour Zoel je ne sais pas je n'ai pas ses livres de références.
Juste pour ton information :
Hans Zoell – A Biography
By Henry Nienhuis
Hans Zoell [1906 - 1982] CNA LM30
Hans Zoell was born on May 20th 1906 in Rheinland Germany, the eldest son of eleven children. At the age of seventeen, he was apprenticed as a journeyman in the city of Düsseldorf. Hans continued his education, taking electrical engineering at night school.
In 1928 Hans emigrated to Canada and settled in Regina Sask., living with his aunt. He worked in his profession until 1932 when the great droughts hit the Midwest. He survived by working odd jobs and kept busy during this time by making the rounds picking up stamps from offices and building caretakers. This enabled him to accumulate a nice stock of stamps and soon he was selling his surplus to wholesale dealers in the U.S.
In 1935, he established a Stamp and Supply business, a year later added foreign coins from his personal collection.
Hans married in 1938 and raised four children three boys and one girl.
When WWII put an end to trade with Europe and Great Britain, Hans was forced again the look for an alternate way to make a living. Although he lacked direct experience in the field, Hans took an opportunity to purchase a small printing company and kept the stamp business as a sideline.
In 1953 Hans returned to the coin and stamp business opening “Phila-Coin Co” which was very active in the field of coin varieties. He was also a dedicated collector of error/variety coins, painstakingly photographing and documenting the varieties. In the early 1960’s Hans combined his two businesses by publishing Canadian Coin and Paper Money catalogues as well as his famous Coin Varieties catalogues.
As a result of ill health, he sold his coin business in 1963. This allowed him to concentrate on error/variety collecting, soliciting and cataloguing variety coins from other collectors, and publishing his catalogues. In November 1965 he began publishing a regular newsletter “Unusual Canadian Coins” which changed names to “Unusual Numismatic Objects” (UNO) in September 1966 and continued until October 1968.
Hans was one of the founders of the Canadian Numismatic Variety Collectors Association (C.N.V.C.A) and was active in its American counterparts.
Early in 1969 Hans moved to Toronto, opening a coin shop and publishing business “Hobby Publications” located at 92 Jarvis St. where he published the last edition of his Minor Coin Varieties catalogue. During the next couple of years Hans assisted the Coin Irregularities Association of Canada (CIAC) by publishing their monthly newsletter, “The Kayak”, from January 1971 to April 1972, when he moved back to Regina.
After an extended illness, Hans Zoell, died on December 23, 1982. The collector's collector, Zoell shunned the numismatic spotlight, but contributed so much.
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Bonsoir Jonhpitch1
Non jamais vu cette piece .
Pour ce qui est de ta piece , grossit a 400% , je vois en bas de l'échelle comme des bosses , est-ce le cas Contrairement a l'autre qui ne semble pas en avoir ( celle avec l'échelle ) .
Apres je te donnerai mon opinion ..
Non jamais vu cette piece .
Pour ce qui est de ta piece , grossit a 400% , je vois en bas de l'échelle comme des bosses , est-ce le cas Contrairement a l'autre qui ne semble pas en avoir ( celle avec l'échelle ) .
Apres je te donnerai mon opinion ..
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johnpitch1 a écrit :Comment fais-tu pour grossir ma pièce à 400%, pour je puisse voir ce que tu vois.
Probablement qu'il n'est pas installé et voici comment le faire .
Pré-requis : INTERNET EXPLOREUR 7.0
1 = Clic " Affichage "
2 = clic " Barre d'état "
Il devrait paraitre en bas a droite = 100%
Par la petite fleche tu peut allez jusqu'a 400%
J'espere que cela fonctionnera .
NB : Les bosses en question , sont a gauche .
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Lightw4re a écrit :Tout simplement faire :
Ctrl +
(tenir control et appuyer sur +)
Meme résultat avec chacun 2 clics , par des chemins différents .
Le gros avantage avec le mien , tu ne bouge pas tes deux mains
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