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what was the first year one cent coins were struck for newfoundland?
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yuppers!
what was the first year of Canadian 12 sided nickel?
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you got it!
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how many examples of the 1911 Canadian silver dollar are known?
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are those silver dollars Godless like the cents?
just asking I dont have a clue
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if I recall correctly they are not godless.
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Your right Dollarman, they were not godless.
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still waiting for the answer.
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Two in silver, one in lead.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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bingo
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In 1910 the Dominion Government decided to add a $1.00 Silver Dollar
to the Specimen Sets.
In 1911 the 3 Specimens were struck. For some reason the Government changed their minds (what else is new, even back then) and they decided against issuing the Silver Dollars.
The tools for the obverse did not go to waste as they were used on the 1936 Silver Dollar.
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