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1941 Newfoundland 5 Cents · George VI
These examples appear to be considerably more common than any of the others. Again, the "1" defines this variety by its location relative to the "T". In this case, it has progressed even farther to the right than for any of the aforementioned varieties. Some of the examples from this group also show modest signs of Re-punching to the "4" and "1", but these pale in comparison to the Over-punching for some of the other varieties! This is actually a composite which consists of several different and minor variations which collectively make up this very large and mostly unremarkable group of coins.
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Reference photographs
Every coin of this variety in Barry's study, with all of its photographs. Use these to confirm a match.