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Pillar of the Community
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Yes, the small beads is a valuable variety of 1966 dollar.
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12/31/2011 12:24 am
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 , sgtsalamander! |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Any new pics, sgtsalamander...
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If you are selling your notes on ebay, you have to factor in the 9% ebay fee and the 2% Paypal fee. You would need to get at least $22.2 on ebay to break even on your $20 note. If you are only going to get $25, I would take it to the bank to save the hassle. Silver happens to sell very well on ebay. I have noticed silver dollar to sell way over spot. Silver is popular and ebay is the way to go with that. Your nickel dollars (1968 to 2000) are probably not worth the hassle of ebay. I would just hang on to them or cash them at the bank. You would be lucky to make anything off them on ebay. Just remember, silver sells well on ebay. |
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 of silver dollars would be nice... we could help you figure out the price. |
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New Member
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Sorry for the delay all, it's been very busy around my house. I have looked through about 90% of all the money (except the more recent CDN pennies). In response to some previous ?s, I only have two Buffalo nickels and they are so badly worn that they have no discernable dates :( The Voyageur dollars have some gaps (including 1966). Nonetheless, here is the list of the ones I have: 1950, 1961, 1963 (x3), 1967 (x2), 1975 (x2), 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981 (x3), 1983 (x17) Alas, none are in wonderful condition. Well handled and stored in a drawer I am supposing. Here's pics of the pre-1968 ones. The last one is something else I found amongst the mix.         Edited by sgtsalamander
01/02/2012 10:58 pm
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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So you have a 1966, can you post it please. Also, the 1967's could you post pics with the goose normally straight, and turn it to the other side without turning it degree-wise and post pics like that. A normal one would look like this:  A diving goose:  180 degree turn (reversed axis)  The dollars seem to be in good condition actually, some mint-state. Please post other (: |
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Thanks for posting, you have some beautiful coins. I particularity like the toned goose dollar, and the first 63 dollar!
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Valued Member
Canada
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Very nice dollars, If you get a chance post a pic of the obverse it will help determining the price.
Thanks.
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New Member
Canada
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I seem to have confused some of you. Unfortunately, 1966 is a gap in the dollars, and I don't have a coin from that date. Sorry about that. Regarding the geese, both appear normal when "flipped" as indicated. I'll post the obverse of the coins asap (likely in minutes).
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They made almost 10 million 1966 dollars, sorry about your luck.
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New Member
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I also have several (many?) pre-1968 quarters, 50 cent pieces and dimes.
If I post a general list of the coins I've got, would it be possible for you all to tell me what I should bother getting assessed (by you or others)?
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All but a few won't be worth more than silver content, which is 0.6 oz per $ face.
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