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So far, no love for the 10-cent pieces...
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Pillar of the Community
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 I must like swimming against the current, collectors/dealers will say that dimes and fishscale nickles are the least collected/liked demoninations/series, for me however, they are my favourites! (perhaps due to their small size?) Glenn  |
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I have the same feeling... The few Canadian coins I have bought were either dimes or fishscales.
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I voted for the Edwardian Large cents. My real passion is NF fishscales.
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my top 3 favorite sets are (in no particular order):
1. 5ยข nickels 1922-1936
2. silver dollars 1935-1967
3. complete type set 1858-1967
only one of the options approximated what I like, so I chose it.
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Pillar of the Community
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I like the Victorian large cents. Nice and shiny and red. (as you already saw)
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 Hey tfred, I've been having some wet dreams about the 1893 you showed me! Glenn  |
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I voted for the Edwardian Halves, being my favorite amongst the available choices. But if the 1935-1967 Voyageurs dollars were valid options, all of them would have been my choice. What am I saying...I love them all  |
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@ Glenzy...did I mention that I also collect pictures of Sir Robert Borden (the brown ones) and pictures of MacKenzie King (the red ones) I do have room to negotiate on the 1893 when you're ready. |
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King George V is my most favourite....right after the design of King George the 6th.. haha. Cant beat those halves.
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I guess the 20 cents doesn't count as a series? If it did, that would have been my pick!
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I chose Victoria 10c option because these are the oldest (and prettiest) silver Canadian coins that still have readable dates on them, that I can find in the melt buckets down here on a fairy regular basis. Anything larger is usually worn to unreadability.
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United States
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It's the large Vickie cents for me.
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11/27/2012 1:58 pm
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The Victorian large cents for me, lots of varieties to cherry pick and the 1859 is fun to collect with all the die pairings.
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