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dklswh New Member Canada 3 Posts	Posted 06/18/2012 5:08 pm Hi have these silver dollars dont know much about them anybody have an idea. Report this Post to the Staff

Imohtep Valued Member Canada 321 Posts	Posted 06/18/2012 5:15 pm Those are pretty common date Canadian silver dollars, worth about 20$+ each depending on their condition and the price of silver at the time.. There isn't a huge market for Canadian silver dollars as we didn't mint them as long as the United States did.. The 1935 you have is the first year Canada officially minted the silver dollar in to circulation. listed below is a Mintage chart I took from Wikipedia..it will kind of give you an idea of which ones are harder to find. Year --- Mintage 1935 --- 428,707 1936 --- 306,100 1937 --- 241,002 1938 --- 90,304 1939 --- 1,363,816 1945 --- 38,391 1946 --- 93,055 1947 --- 65,595 1947ML --- 21,135 1948 --- 18,780 1950 --- 261,002 1951 --- 416,395 1952 --- 406,148 1953 --- 1,074,578 1954 --- 246,606 1955 --- 268,105 1956 --- 209,092 1957 --- 496,389 1958 --- 3,039,564 1959 --- 1,443,502 1960 --- 1,420,486 1961 --- 1,262,231 1962 --- 1,884,789 1963 --- 4,179,981 1964 --- 7,296,832 1965 --- 10,768,569 1966 --- 9,912,178 1967 --- 6,767,496 Edited by Imohtep 06/18/2012 5:28 pm Report this Post to the Staff
Smallcentguy Pillar of the Community Canada 1984 Posts	Posted 06/18/2012 5:16 pm The top nine are all silver...0.6 oz pure equivalent each. It is hard to judge condition from the photos, but the 35 is worth around $40, the 37 around $30 and the rest are likely $20 to $25. The 1939 and 1949 might be worth a little more if in very nice condition. The bottom one looks like a 68 or 69 nickel dollar to me and is probably worth about $1 or $2. So altogether you should have $200 to $250 worth of coins. Report this Post to the Staff
Libertad Pillar of the Community Canada 3692 Posts	Posted 06/19/2012 9:35 pm Can we get a better picture of the dollar aboe the 1967 goose? It looks "off". Report this Post to the Staff
Minhsun Valued Member Canada 74 Posts	Posted 07/03/2012 1:04 pm through picture I will say 7 coins with 80% silver and 1 coins with 50% silver $15.31 x7 = 107.17 $11.82 around $118.99 CAD thats the value That Coin Dealer May Pay for it. For retail Price is ALL ABOUT How Much you want to Sell. IF someone Bought it. Then thats the Price. Edited by Minhsun 07/03/2012 1:08 pm Report this Post to the Staff
swrbxxx Pillar of the Community Canada 834 Posts	Posted 07/03/2012 1:19 pm Minshun what coin above contains 50% silver? Report this Post to the Staff
middross Pillar of the Community Canada 695 Posts	Posted 07/03/2012 1:28 pm Minhsun, the silver dollars always had 80%.....unlike the dimes and quarters that changed over to 50% in 1967. Report this Post to the Staff
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