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Bedrock of the Community
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heres one of mine, I cant post pics so heres a link to my LCS's web site. looks like they forgot to take it down from their site. 1947 blunt 7 Canadian silver dollar MS-64 with a nice frosty look just short of a cameo the coin also ahs a 7/7 not listed on the holder. http://www.centurystamps.com/thumbn...axheight=400Feel free to call me Will.
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02/11/2015 6:13 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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2008W American Silver Eagle Reverse of 2007 mintage 47,000   |
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There are many low mintage Commemorative UNC silver dollar in the modern commemorative series. To me these are the top four 1996D XXVI Olympiad, Paralympics (wheelchair) silver dollar mintage 14,497  1996D XXVI Olympiad, High Jump mintage 15,697  1996D XXVI Olympiad, Tennis mintage 15,983  1996D XXVI Olympiad, Rowing mintage 16,258  All have the same reverse design  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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2006P Reverse proof American Silver Eagle mintage 248,875   Only came in the 25th Anniversary silver eagle set  |
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Dollarman Very nice 1947 Canadian dollar  I have been trying to pick up more Canadian coins Coins like that one would be nice to have |
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thanks, it was stuck in my dealers case for over a year, they bought a lot of dollars and there were a few 1947s 2 or 3 of which came back from ICCS as 64s. they wanted to get rid if it so I got it for $900 Canadian.
im surprised there's so many moderns on this thread.
Feel free to call me Will.
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im surprised there's so many moderns on this thread. I do collect a little of everything. For me getting the modern key date coins, will be good to pass down to future generations. Some of them may be a little expensive now, but it should be better that having to pay more for them 20 years form now. |
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very true, all of your Olympic dollars you posted are lower mintages than the 1948 dollar. now consider that the '48 dollar with a mintage of 18,780 is considered super rare in Canada than imagine how rare a 1996D XXVI Olympiad, Paralympics (wheelchair) silver dollar with a mintage of 14,497 will be in 20 years.
Feel free to call me Will.
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Here are some examples of modern key date coins that are not to expensive now, $10 to $20. The trick here is that there is a port for this coin in the Roosevelt with/proof Dansco. To me it is the key to the clad Roosevelt set. 1997W Roosevelt dimemintage 1,457,000  |
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1909S VDB Graded VF30BN by NGC.   |
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1914D Lincoln graded XF40 by NGC.   |
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1909S IHC graded VF30 by NGC.   |
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