Canada 5-cent 1945 - premium value?

Curiosity question only. The coin isn't hard to come by, and is low in value. I was looking for a picture online and choose these because they seemed fairly well focused. As I looked at it more closely, it's really horribly minted. There's a ledge that runs almost halfway around the obverse and intrudes to the point where it interferes with the lettering. The rim beading on the reverse looks like a toothless hillbilly. Would the value of a coin like this be helped by things like that, or hindered?

 

Thanks. I saw one on eBay that had a couple tiny bits of damage, nowhere near like this, and that seller emphasized them to increase the price. Made me wonder. I expect better from the mint.

 

Off center strike. Save it, mint errors can be worth thousands. U.S. mint has several error coins that bring a premium.

 

1945....V for Victory....the musta been drunk making them..!

 

@moreotherstuff mind if I hijack the thread. I've got a Candian dime that I believe has an error.

 

Agree with Davey 100%, face value

 

My question, I think, has been pretty much answered.

Go ahead and show the dime, though you might do better starting a separate thread.

Sometimes I wonder about the Mint's quality control. We've had three different colors of dollar coin of which I am aware.
I think of them L-R as yellow, red, green

(I cleaned and polished those to be certain I was seeing the metal color and not just different forms of tarnish. I know you're not supposed to do that, but then I went out and spent them, so who cares.)

 

sometimes the loonies are such strange colors....I have to look twice at my change...!