Canadian Coin Dates - (ND) makes no sense

Okay,
so it's been irking me for quite a while now, but some commemorative coins in the Canadian section of the catalog are misdated,
what I mean by this is the following,
in 1992, Canada issued 12 coins (once a month) for all 10 provinces and 2 territories for the 125th Anniversary of Canada's Confederation. If I were to look up 1992 and 25c. Only 11 of the 12 coins would come up, only New Brunswick is missing. The reason being. Is that it is listed as (ND) as in No Date due to the fact that it has 1867-1992 engraved on it. But all the other coins are listed under 1992.
I tried to modify the date, as this happens in a few instances. But eminen
(the Canadian referee) told me it is up to the Numista team to change this,
I'd like to know of this was possible to change


thanks

ND also has other meanings, one I know of is "Not Distinguished", as in there may be differences which are not noted in catalogue/reference guides.

Could this be what the ND is referring to and not in fact "No Date"?

Either way, it's still a deviation from the way all the other 11 coins are listed. I've seen this for the 1973 100th of the RCMP 25c and the British Columbia 1971 Centennary 1$. Although numerous other coins are listed as their respective dates, some are listed as ND (I don't know what it could mean) even though the date is clearly visible . It's just a bit confusing

I don't seem to see what you are seeing, when I search I get them both as well as 25 results to include silver proof versions. unless I am doing something wrong?

I used "1992 25 cents Canada New Brunswick" as well as other variations like "25 cents Canada New Brunswick" and "1992 25 cents Canada", all with the same results.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces360.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces11115.html


can you post a link to the listing you are seeing with the problem?

Ok, so I don't use the search bar, but the ADVANCED search bar like so

And I get 24 coins (they issued one Prooflike coin, 12 Silver proof and 12 commemorative circulating quarters) so 25 in total, but New Brunswick 1992 Silver Proof shows up, but not the commemorative circulating edition. In all the proof silver coins are listed as 1992, while the New Brunswick coin is written as (1992) ND. It's not so much trouble for veteran Numista members, but for the new, amateur Collectors.

Completely agree. Marking dates as "ND" makes little sense given the inconsistency with which it's used, and the fact that it would mean, under this system, that all the hundreds of modern Canadian commemorative coins should be marked "ND" when commemorating some sort of anniversary.

Unfortunately this is a larger Numista policy issue that I can't personally deal with or modify.

Found 18 coins in Canada with ND. Almost 12000 in the whole catalog.

I get it now, It is odd why the ND which when hovered over states No Date as you said. Strange how normal search and advanced search differ in results.