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So, as the cents will be coming to an end tomorrow, why not get your cameras out for your dollars. Ideas: just silver (.800) dollars, all the voyageur dollars (.800 and nickel) or all the dollars (voyageur and loonie 1935-2012). Choose which one sounds the best. It will start Sunday, May 6th. Thank you all for your participation in the cents thread :)
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I vote for Silver only, up to but NOT including QEII.
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Let's see 'em all! With all the varieties of late why not ( offhand what 5-6 loonies so far this year!)
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Anyway, you have till tomorrow night to vote :)...
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Just do silver for now.it's easy enough for to start nickel and loon dollars later.Doing them in smaller bites will promote more future discussion and make for a more compact and specific reference when future members of this site search for "silver dollars".
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1935 to 1967 ONLY... 80% silver ONLY these are the ONLY real collectors coins.... rest is RCM c...p Edited by coingirl
05/02/2012 10:00 pm
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Quote:1935 to 1967 ONLY... 80% silver ONLY these are the ONLY real collectors coins.... rest is RCM c...p I'm just about to take a picture of my 1911 dollar, sigh... oh wait, it says 1911-2011  |
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1935 to 1967 ONLY... 80% silver ONLY, these are the ONLY real collectors coins I beg to differ. You will not find a more challenging series to collect grade rarities (choice BU MS-65 or better), as you will with the business strike nickel voyager dollars, 1968 to 1986. http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistry/all...aspx?s=82059Money is not the limiting factor in completing a series like this, finding the coins are... Helmut, you know better than to say crap like that... especially with you flag-waving the 1985 New Zealand mule recently... "Discovery follows discovery, each both raising and answering questions, each ending a long search, and each providing the new instruments for a new search." -- J. Robert OppenheimerContent of this post is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. See: http://creativecommons.org/licenses...0/deed.en_USMy eBay store
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thanks for the laugh SilverBug. Collect or prefer whatever dollars you like but are not all dollars Royal Canadian Mint products? |
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@SPP-Ottawa: Thanks for the info. I actually have a few of those issues lying around somewhere, courtesy of my grandpa. They're in pretty good shape too, so pretty cool considering I thought they weren't worth anything.
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suspended....... ? What do you mean by suspended 54dollarcoin ?
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 1935 to 1967 silver dollars only! The years when coins were coins.................  Glenn  |
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SPP, the NZ mule is a RRRRRRRRarity and it came to me in a very interesting way.It makes for a great story...
Personally I am not for nickel coins normally. am trying get rid of some nickel $ just now. nice ones to say the least and high grades.
got your ( sort of a bit dissappointing)email this AM .. will email you later.
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Posted 05/02/2012 7:40 pm
