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Charlton catalogue mentions the debate, but I consider them to be a part of Canada's coinage since they were minted at the Ottawa branch of The Royal Mint. I bought a 1911-C to go along with my three $5 golds and 2 $10's. Only one I lack is the 1913 $10. |
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From the link, I see they are sold out.
Best Regards,
George
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The problem is the $1000 right now. Have some medical bills that are zapping my cash. Not too worried about a 1913 $10. There should be plenty of them on the market with the Bank of Canada hoard surfacing and being sold. The 1914 $10 I bought from the RCM is a nice coin. Thanks for checking the RCM site for me, though! Edited by DoubleEagle20
10/24/2013 10:56 pm
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Thailand
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gdaya folks,
would it be possible to obtain a fair market value for my ottawa sovereigns ?
1908 c ms62
1909 c au 58
1910 c ms 63
1911 c ms63
1913 c ms62
1914 c ms64
1917 c ms63
1918 c ms62
1919 c ms 63
thk you in advance
peter1
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Sure it is ,all you have to do is offer them at a decent auction.
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@Pacificoin
my problem, I'msittin in thailand, hence kuenker, heritage, tncc canada are thousands of miles away. do you
have any other suggestions ? I think the bay wound not work ?
wbr
peter1
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Our most important and expensive gold Sovereign here in Canada is the 1916-C with about 50 known to exist (A long while ago it was believed only 10 existed. The price has drooped for this coin over the years since more have been discovered). Still a legendary Canadian rarity.
Then the 1908-C would be the 2nd most valuable with only 636 ever minted.
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03/15/2015 01:16 am
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@redecentcollector
50 pcs. 1916 c, what is the source for the figure, I know only 20 pcs ?
how do you rate the 1911 c specimen ? as to rarity ?
wbr
peter1
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My Pride and Joy! I will be looking some day to sell through Heritage Auctions. If your coins are graded by a reputable 3rd party grader, probably you will do best by auction house (Heritage, Canadian Auctions, etc.). I don't think you will get the best return by ebay, but who knows. Best of Luck! Thanks for helping in my purchases to Sandy Campbell / Proof Positive Coins  |
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by gosh what a beauty, thats a 100 thousand grant coin.
wbr
peter1
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peter1
I base myself on page 230 of the 2015 Charlton Standard Catalog of Canadian Coins.
Like you I believe there are far less than 50 known but who am I to challenge Charlton's guide on coins.
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03/15/2015 02:23 am
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One of my next favorites Thanks again to Sandy Cambpell / Proof Positive Coins for helping me with high grade coin purchases.  |
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ebeckman Great looking coins!!  |
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