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just wondering why everyone talks about the Canadians that they pull? Are these collectible or valuable? I was always told that they are worthless... Did I miss something? Sorry if this is an ignorant question but I am kind of learning still.
Why do folks always keep these? You are right, they are worthless (well maybe 1 cent) but I keep them because they are foreign, common, but still foreign. also in 16 boxes or so, I have only found 60 canadian pennies. it's not hurting me to save 60 cents. and they are cool... |
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Found a bowling counterstamped cent this morning in a box. Okay, that is just too cool!  |
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Saw the Indian when I was running coin for a member of the credit union. Decided to buy the bag off of the machine. The photos are the results. Nice finds! |
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Finally, after two years of dedicated searching and effort, here it is, my first Indian Head! Congratulations!  |
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Finished up the box that had the IHC. Two hole fillers: 1955-D 1947-D.  What a great box! 17 other wheats in total, including my second 1934. Funny thing is, I got my first 1934 last week. Its weird, whenever I get a long sought-after hole filler, just about every time, very soon after I get a duplicate of it. Every time! Anyone else get Post Hole-filler Syndrome too? |
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Today's box gave me a quadruple I found my first IHC, that IHC being the oldest coin I own, completed my 1950s Wheat cent Denver issues from circulation, and reached my 200th post on Coin Community. What a great day!  |
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Finally, after two years of dedicated searching and effort, here it is, my first Indian Head! GREAT FIND!  Lincoln Cent Lover!VERDI-CARE™ INVENTOR https://verdi.care/
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Nice! I've found 5 or 6 Canadian centennial cents from CRH.
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11/09/2013 8:41 pm
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It's just centennial (Canada isn't very old). I found a 1927 Wheat cent today. I also found a Lincoln Cent with no Lincoln. It's a Magician's coin with two reverses. Someone must have spent some time making it. |
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I keep all Canadians 79 and older. Don't get a lot here in the Carolina's. best ones are 33, 34, 38, 39
I throw Canadians from 1980 through the year they quit making copper ( 96? - not at home to double check) into the copper bucket with the American cents.
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o-train: Good point I'm thinking of the American bicentennials haha I forgot. I'll edit that post thanks.  |
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I thought at first it was a flying eagle lol,(my heart actually skipped a beat for a second) I had never seen the centennial Canadian before, and I'm not very familiar with the flying eagle either. But, it still goes in the save pile. I have about 25 different Canadian cents now. One day I'll get a folder and start hunting for the complete set. The WAM came out of a OBW roll all in BU condition. It was the second coin I checked. I thought for sure I would get another, maybe 2, but no luck. I'm still pretty stoked about getting this one though. Out of the 4 that I have, this one is by far in the nicest condition. Still doing the Triple Banana Happy Dance!  Happy Hunting Everyone! |
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Those Canada centennials are cool.
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