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New Member
Canada
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Hi, found this beauty coin hunting at the bank today, I also found a 2001 No P Nickel(pretty rough condition) Is the 2000p worth getting certified? I'm thinking it might be MS+ Here's a couple pictures with a 8MP phone camera      |
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
21590 Posts |
Hard to tell grade with those small pictures, but
unless it graded a MS66, (Which I doubt it would)
it would cost more to get graded than what it is worth.
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New Member
 Canada
33 Posts |
They only made 5 million P coins in 2000 and they were only test coins from what I've read, they were supposed to be returned to the bank, so it's a rare coin regardless of the MS number.
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New Member
Canada
33 Posts |
If I were to get a coin certified today, say a MS-65 silver 1968 Nickel in 2017 and keep it for say 40-50 years.(I'm 27).
If I wanted to sell the coin when I'm old, would I have to get it certified again?
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New Member
Canada
33 Posts |
Sorry I meant a 68' silver dime***
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
21590 Posts |
I wouldn't call 5 Million minted as rare.
I'm sure there were many that weren't returned.
According to Coins and Canada-
Values of 2000P Certified Coins are:
MS60-40c, MS62-$1.15, MS63-$3.30, MS64-$8.00, MS65-$24.10, MS66-$210..00
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
9156 Posts |
Can you get clearer and bigger pics please to give you a good evaluation.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
2187 Posts |
no you wouldn't have to get it re-certified. But it won't appreciate much in value IMO
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
2425 Posts |
I believe that the nickels were intended for circulation.
The dime and quarter were made for testing only and the 50 cent coin was gifted in desk top clock sets only.
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New Member
United States
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It would be hard to balance the grading cost and the value.
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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
5585 Posts |
Even is there were a million or less minted/circulated, there is certainly less than 10,000 collectors, so the coin will never be rare or even scarce. The cost to certify it would be vastly more than it would ever be worth.
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Posted 06/12/2017 3:06 pm
