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Canada
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My dad found this in his change today, gave it to me. 1967 Bobcat quarter  in great shape [sorry about the quality of the pics, I don't have a proper camera. There's not any tarnish on it really, it's in great shape. I don't think it's been cleaned because the features are still quite sharp and someone doing so wouldn't be likely to put their investment back into circulation.   |
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Canada
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Congratulations, I haven't picked a silver piece out of my change in quite some time
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Canada
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Oddly enough, the last two silvers I got were US dimes.
It's also funny how despite not thinking I've found many, I seem to have rolls and rolls of silver from change.
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United States
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Nice potato. Lol. Congrats on the silver find. Keep it up and invest in a camera so we can revel in your finds with you.
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United States
1088 Posts |
Awesome snag! gotta love finding some silver in your (or your dad's) pocket change
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Canada
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Now, just to through a monkey wrench into this: try and see if your coin is magnetic.... Yes, magnetic. there are a few know which are made of nickel. RCM experimented and a few found their way out the back door. if it is magnetic, it is worth some serious pennies! somewhere around 400,000 pennies ok, everybody go and check! |
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hey old dimes, where did you get this info ? I have the latest reads on Canadian coins and have no references to this so called nickle 1967 ? can you tell me where you got this info ?
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hey old dimes, where did you get this info ? I have the latest reads on Canadian coins and have no references to this so called nickle 1967 ? can you tell me where you got this info ? First I ever heard of it and I've been collecting Canadian coins for close to 40 years.  |
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Canada
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They are around....I think one was on ebay for sale a little while ago. You can test with a magnet, but for typical circulated coins the difference between the nickel and silver is pretty easy to spot. The silver is much more of a white colour. The nickel can take on the look of silver if it is badly worn or stained and prooflike or very high grade silver can look like a little like nickel. |
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Canada
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Pretty sure SPP-Ottawa posted a photo of a nickel 1967 quarter in an error thread, maybe 4-5 months or so ago. I'll try to find it.
Edit - couldn't find it. If I remember correctly, the thread title wouldn't necessarily lead you to think there was a nickel 1967 quarter photo in it.
Edited by LaureateBust
10/11/2012 09:56 am
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Canada
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Joe at J & M had one 4 sale a few months back.
tried to bargain with him. As I said tried.
he stuck to his asking price. of 4,500.
when I finally decided to go for it, it was gone.
call him, he might still have it, hust in his personal safe.
OD
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Canada
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Artido,
what do you consider the latest "reasds"?
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Canada
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Even the nickel version is difficult to find.
Two days ago I found a solid roll of uncirculated ones.
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Canada
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Pretty sure SPP-Ottawa posted a photo of a nickel 1967 quarter in an error thread, maybe 4-5 months or so ago. I'll try to find it.
Edit - couldn't find it. If I remember correctly, the thread title wouldn't necessarily lead you to think there was a nickel 1967 quarter photo in it. https://goccf.com/t/119899&whichpage=1 |
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Canada
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Thanks middross, that is the one. You know, I think I searched both "bobcat" and "cougar" but failed to search for "lynx".
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Edited by MercuryDime
10/11/2012 5:29 pm
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Posted 10/10/2012 11:42 pm
