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This is an Israel 10 Sheqalim  This is the same coin struck on a Canadian nickel planchet  This is the same coin struck on a Canadian dime planchet  Here are all three of coins for comparison  Had to throw in a 1977 Canadian quarter struck on an Israel 5 Agorat planchet. It's aluminum and weighs only .8 grams. 
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Canada
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The Canadian mint strikes coins for Israel. Like this :-)  |
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Canada
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one could only dream! I didn't know that! where else does the RCM strike coins for? |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Great errors! Foreign off-metal errors are some of the most interesting out there.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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the RCM strikes coins for about 60 countrys and apparently to the highest bidders too. |
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Canada
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wow, I did not know that! go canada!
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 United States
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Errrorone2012.........is that on a 10 Agorot planchet? Nice coin!
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Canada
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Zimmy
it is on a 5 Agorot - notice the 5 on the reverse side .
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Canada
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Canada
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a student working part time in a ware house and spending 6000$ a year on school can't afford those, i'll stick to 1 ounce a silver a week and 1 expensive coin a month :)
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Canada
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jakedacc
Keep them priorities straight . An education is something nobody can ever take away from you !
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especially when it's for the career choice I'm in.
paramedic - i'll be able to afford lots of coins - just ask coinchick!
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Posted 01/04/2013 9:53 pm
