ERROR 2005P Canada Regular Uncirculated Proof Like Set with Non-Magnetic 1-cent RARE

ERROR 2005P Canada Regular Uncirculated Proof Like Set with Non-Magnetic 1-cent RARE

While the "P" mint mark on Canadian coins indicate that the coin is plated steel, a handful of copper-plated zinc 1-cent planchets somehow managed to find their way into the minting process. These coins are easily identifiable using a magnet, as the steel coins will immediately stick to your magnet, while the copper-plated zinc will not. Thus far, these coins have only been identified within mint sets, such as the Uncirculated Proof Like Set, such as this one, or the different varieties of gift sets that were issued that year.

Specifications:

	Composition	Reverse	Weight	Diameter	Edge
1-cent	Copper-plated zinc	Maple Leaf	2.25 g	19.05 mm	Plain
2 Dollars	Outer Ring: 99% Nickel Inner Core: 92% Copper, 6% Aluminum, 2% Nickel	Polar Bear	7.3 g	28.03 mm	Interrupted Serrations
1 Dollar	Nickel electro-plated with bronze	Common Loon	7.0 g	26.50 mm 11-sided	Plain
50-cents	Three-ply nickel finish plated steel	Coat of Arms of Canada	6.9 g	27.13 mm	Reeded
25-cents		Caribou	4.4 g	23.88
10-cents		Bluenose	1.75 g	18.06 mm
5-cents		Beaver	3.95 g	21.20 mm	Plain