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I have a whole bunch of old silver dollars from the 1930s-1980s. I also have a 1976 five-dollar coin from the Montreal Olympics. (oh and I have a 50 cent coin) Anyone know the value on these suckers? (oh and I cant upload pics right now so I will do them later)
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A lot depends on condition and year of mintage. You can get a better idea of values here:

http://www.canadacoins.ca/coins/dollar/
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The silver dollars (1935-1967) are worth at least melt of 0.6oz per. Are the post 1967 dollars silver or nickel? The 1976 is probably melt plus a few bucks if it's BU. Proof would be a bit more. It is 0.7227oz. If the 50 cent is 1920-1967 then it is 0.3oz.
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What is the value in dollars?
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What is the value in dollars?
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Well silver is currently trading in the mid 28 range. 28.54 as I post this so silver dollars are worth just over $17 and 50 cent pieces just over $8.50 if they're melt value. Remember this is only for 1967 pre anything after this is worth alot less.
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A couple of key dates from the 40's could be worth big bucks no matter there condition
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What are the key dates?
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Why don't you tell us what you have and we can provide you with a better idea of what has the potential to be worth more? Alternatively as mentioned this site gives you a good idea on the prices you can expect http://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-prices.php although it is not perfect (but a great resource)
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http://www.coinsandcanada.com is a great website, One question though, are the 70's and 80's dollars nickel or silver? (the silver ones are 36mm and DO NOT stick to a magnet, the nickel ones are 32mm and do stick to magnet) As for the half dollar, if it's silver (1967&prior) then it is worth roughly $8-9 depending on the silver price for the day, if it's nickel(1968-1999) or nickel plated steel(2000-present), then its worth... $0.50 Some pictures would be necessary to tell the exact values.
hope it helps
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What are the key dates?
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Ok I will post pics in about an hour :)
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The key date for silver dollars is 1948.
A key variety is the 1966 Small Beads

There really isn't a key date for nickel dollars.
Key varieties would be the 1974 Double Yolk (many variants) and the 1982 Constitution thin planchet
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Silver dollars dated 1935 36 45 46 47 48 will usually be worth more than just their silver content.
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Don't forget 38
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