Old Canadian 25 Cent Pieces.

They are sought after. I need the date shown in the picture myself!

I would suggest that you purchase a Charlton guide and become acquainted with what you have there. Turning them in to the bank would be a costly error.

Oh really? Thank you I guess I was pretty close to messing up bad there and I would never have known. Any advice on where I could purchase a charlton guide?

Any 10 cent, 25 cent, 50 cent or dollar dated 1967 or earlier is silver and is worth roughly 20x face value just for silver alone, ignoring the numismatic value. Some 1968 dimes and quarters are also silver.

And.. it shouldn't be the (Bank of Terry T)

The coin in the photo here is worth at least $50
I've seen your other postings,I too am confused.What is it that you seek?

Sarcasm is fine but soliciting a buy offer is not (yet!)


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No actually, If you read my posts you would see that I have stated other people graded some of the coins, the only reason I can grade anything is because, if you also looked at the pictures I have posted, you would see the grades are written on them, I don't know what half of the letters mean, and I have also posted a picture of a british penny from the late 1800's that is apparently worthless. Someone also stated they would be more than happpy to purchase some of the 50 cent pieces which I promtly declined. If I am going to be questioned about trying to find a value of some of my coins I will be more than happy to find another forum. I came here for information and stated I didn't plan to sell I am just looking for information. Since then I've had post deleted without stating I wanted to sell anything.

Ok Bhann, let's do this. First off, please understand where we as staff are coming from. This is a pretty large forum as you can see and it gets a lot of traffic. This forum is here for EDUCATIONAL purposes first and foremost. If you want to learn about coins, or are truly looking to unload an inheritance, we are here to help you with identifying what you have, and also to help you grade things. We get more "solicitors" on this forum than you can imagine, and because of this, we usually use a "remove first, ask questions later" type of mindset to help protect the members. The staff here is not large and the community is pretty darn big as you can see.

Now having said that, you have made comments on this forum and on the stamp forum that you are looking to become a collector/seller. If that is your intention, we just have a slight conflict of interest with what you are doing. My recommendation is that you start by purchasing some publications to help YOU learn what it is you have. While this place is an educational site, it isn't a place to help you run your business. There is an investment in knowledge that you must gain for yourself, and it is imperative that you do this and not rely on other peoples "Opinions" on what you have and what their value is.

Again, we are not here to dissuade you from choosing this hobby, but you must invest in more than photos and questions on this website to become a numismatist and someone that folks here would trust buying from.

So, in summary, get yourself some books, learn how to grade things, learn the value of things, and THEN start asking for questions and help. If you have no interest in collecting and you just want to sell, I would recommend consigning your coins somewhere so someone with more knowledge can list them and sell them for you.

What we like to see here is "what's a good book to buy if I want to start collecting and selling these coins". Not "hey, look what I found, any interest in them?"