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1967 Canadian 10 Cent Immaculate Toning

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Hey everyone check this out! This is my 1967 canadian 10 cent with extreme toning! what is the value?

1967-Canadian-10-Cent-Immaculate-Toning

1967-Canadian-10-Cent-Immaculate-Toning

1967-Canadian-10-Cent-Immaculate-Toning
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Nice looking coin.

Canadian toners don't tend to bring as much as American toners. Probably only a couple dollars over melt, if you found a buyer.
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how do you know it is 50% silver? there are 2 types 80% and 50% silver?
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You don't, mostly people round it to .600 so both parties win
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Looks like it could be heavy cameo too, possibly from a specimen set, they tend to tone due to the contents of the packaging. I'm afraid with the small scratches this only a few dollar coin...but still a beauty!
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No the coin is near perfect, it is the 2x2 in which has the scratches.
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Specimen strike. Toning is common on those, from both the red and black leather boxed sets. Your coin has a nice cameo, certified versions sell for $15 to $25...
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thanks again sherwood park, and fed ink 85, and canadian-banknotes! your input goes along way!
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