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Valued Member
Canada
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Hey ace I have a friend that is looking for varieties like
1968 (SIs, NIs, DHL1, DHL2), 1973, 1974 (all except SY), 1977, 1987
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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Also found a 1974 1/2 New Penny and two 2 Pfennig coins (1974 and 1976) Interesting finds o-train !  About the 1/2 penny what grade would you say it was in ? Have you ever found other 1/2 New pennies before today? |
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Canada
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Interesting finds o-train ! About the 1/2 penny what grade would you say it was in ? Have you ever found other 1/2 New pennies before today? It was in average circulated condition. I've found a few 1/2 pennies but they are much less common than the 1 pennies. |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
1747 Posts |
I found a 1980 half penny a few days ago as well
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New Member
Canada
29 Posts |
Sold another box of copper cents for double face. The guy is starting to be a regular customer. Says he uses them to make a penny table and glues them down. CP
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New Member
Canada
29 Posts |
So far, sold 4 boxes all together. Almost made $100 profit that I can use to buy some cheap silver. Silver 1 oz maples perhaps.
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New Member
Canada
29 Posts |
My nickel dollars and halves are starting to move too. But, I get about triple face value for the dollars and quadruple for the halves. It was great getting them from the banks over the months but I got to admit I started to get worried when I started to accumulated over $600 face value.
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Valued Member
Canada
372 Posts |
Are your halves mostly 2002 and down?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1217 Posts |
Coin picker - do people buy the Canadian nickel nickels? The pre1982 ones? I had heard they were worth 25 cents each at one point
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1217 Posts |
Actually found a 1933 Canadian cent this morning. at least a "Fine" I think.
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New Member
Canada
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Hi Wolfman, the CDN fifty cent pieces that I find at the banks date from 1968-2002. All circulating issues and nothing from mint sets. CP
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New Member
Canada
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Hi Coincbass! I also save the nickel nIckes but yet to find any takers for $200 for $100 face value box. I think the cents sell because they are no longer issued, have different types of buyers, and pennies are more affordable. CP
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Thanks for info coinpicker. I live in North Carolina now, so finding nickel canadian nickels is somewhat rare. My dad has bags of them though as he is in Pittsburgh - much closer to Canada.
I keep all the nickel ones I find though
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Valued Member
Canada
65 Posts |
After a break I picked up a box of quarters on a whim. Here are the highlights:
1970 in decent condition
2003 WP
1999 SEPTEMBER mule
I almost threw the mule back. I haven't been checking for mules too closely, just rotated dies. I had pulled this particular one because it was in markedly better condition than the rest of my '99 millenium circulation set. I withdrew the placeholder and put in my find and only when I flipped the holder around did I see that the backside didn't match. At first I thought I'd put in the wrong coin, but it's a mule! After some reading I found that these were only in sets so I imagine this one was liberated to buy hockey cards, a chocolate bar, or cigarettes. Lucky me! Are they still worth something once they show a little road wear?
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Valued Member
Canada
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Nice finds tusker. I have searched hundreds of 1992, millenium and olympic quarters and never found a mule, or a "W" anything. The last round of Loonies I did find a US Sacagawea dollar, a Presidential dollar and a .50 euro. |
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