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Valued Member
Canada
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Hi !
Nice coin !
But for what you buy "commun" silver date coin when the melt is so high ? Do you think that the value must go higher for a long period ?
Thanks !
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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 Canada
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I didn't buy them just for bullion yves, there is some numismatic value as well. They are all in VG to MS condition. I refuse to "take" people for what they have. I made an offer on what I think the "actual" value of the coins are. I don't mind spending a little more. I'll make it back in the end I think.
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Valued Member
Canada
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Coincollect1 it's the wide date, curved 7 no ML, so it's relatively common.
Edited by secoinedchance
03/13/2012 10:56 am
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Oh ok... That would be awesome of you had the rare variety.
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Valued Member
Canada
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Hi !
You can buy what you want for your colection and it's ok like that. Your coin are very nice and I like 50¢.
You pay 15$ each for the 50¢. At the moment the silver are too high (i think) is that that it make increase the value of the coin, not the rarety.
As Guide I use a catalogue of 2009. For exemple if I take a very commun date "1958" The catalogue price at MS 60 is 7.00$. Because the price of silver increase the right value of today are probable around 15$ like you pay. But what appen if ( and I'm sure that it must appen) the price of silver go down ? The value of this coin will not stay at 15$. I think that you don't pay for a coin value but for the price of the silver.
On opposite, if you buy a "1948" on my catalogue at 150.00$ For a very fine, to price of silver did not affect them. Same if the silver go up or down it will stay at around this price. If the price change it's because that the coin itself have a nicer value, not the silver.
Anybody can agree or disagree my opinion but it's mine and I will not change them lol, I will change them when it's make 10 years that the silver stay the same price ! :P
Thanks !
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Which year was the dollar from?
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Canada
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Valued Member
Canada
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New additions, group shot part deux.....  |
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Australia
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Lucky bugger, good on ya  |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Nice, I see another '47. |
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Valued Member
Canada
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Yes, but just a common one. A couple of '43's too. My final count for all my 50 cent pieces now is 79.
Including my '10, '17, '18 and 2x '29 and '31.
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03/18/2012 10:16 am
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Rest in Peace
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Which year was the dollar from?
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What a lovely group of Canada fifty cents, I just love those. Quote:
My final count for all my 50 cent pieces now is 79 You got me beat by 3  |
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Valued Member
Canada
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Thanks biggfredd...didn't see that post.
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