providence of Canada bank of Montreal

[bad Chad]

 

[bad Chad]

Both side have the same picture on it can't figure out what it is half Pennies have a different picture on back. Any ideas?

 

[ironhorse]

Interesting, same on both sides?

That's a new one for me, those 1844 tokens should have a different reverse, head scratcher for sure

 

[bad Chad]

That's what I thought even the bank tokens have a different on back

 

[Rick (Nova Scotia)]

Are both sides in relief or is one incuse ? If so, one coin was still in die when another struck. Which is pretty cool, and I'd imagine quite rare.

Good find.

 

[bad Chad]

That's what it looks like.

 

[bad Chad]

Thank you for your Comment. The front of another coin struck the back side of this coin.

 

[sparky661]

Found one of these 2 weeks ago across the street from me a 1844. Nice token congrats!!

 

[Brian C.]

I would not clean it to much, it could be worth some money, it could be a mint double sided, nice find for sure.

 

[bad Chad]

Cool thanks for input.

 

[Bramblefind]

Congratulations on the great find!

Here's a nice brockage of a similar type-

Prov. Of Canada 1/2 Penny Token 1844 Mirror Brockage on Obverse Half Penny dated 1844 Bank of Montreal on Ribbon EF-40 NGC

 

[bad Chad]

That's awesome thank you

 

[CRUSADER]

Has this been over looked??

Very rare find!

I'm voting banner on this, how many more of these are we going to see??

 

[Msbeepbeep]

That's different. Congrats!

 

[Iron Patch]

Very cool. The question you need to be asking now is.... is it the Tall Trees, and if so, is there differences between the 42 Tall Trees die and the 44. Even dug, a 42 Tall Trees brockage would have a lot of interest.

 

[bad Chad]

It appears to be tall thick tree. But hard to see. I know the branches cover the tree trunk.

 

[bad Chad]

Someone want to take this coin to a coin show it has some interest I guess. Cool