2006 (Penny) No P Or Royal Mark And Non Magnetic ?

These are just as elusive as the 1943 copper Lincoln Cent , same type of issue - note : in 2006 the Canadian government was thinking of a way to remedy the issue of how to cost effectively produce the Canadian cent at a reasonable price as did the U.S. ,So they experimented with different types of alloys and metals , considering it was costing them 2.7 cents in materials & labor to mint their Canadian cent.To which after trial and (error) they realized using a steel and zinc based coin was their best cost effective way they stuck with that coin. The other coins with copper mostly in them where sent out anyways because they could reuse the coin and they where already minted some not complete with the P or the RCM : note - if you have one of these non- magnetic No P or RCM they are worth money and as we all know today Canada does not have the CENT in the currency any longer."For anyone" in this forum to be misinformed of this elusive experimental coin now you know. Please know what you are talking about before you cause someone to believe they do not have a rare find.

Springer: to the Community!

i will sell you a couple thousand of these for $1 each and if you want more I will get you more in fact I have complete mint rolls I will give you a deal on those only $40 a roll
please know what you are talking about before you tell the people who know what theyre talking about that we dont know what were talking about

Smallcentguy, I totally agree. I know the 2006P non magnetic is elusive and I cant say for certain how much of a premium it would go for so I used the listed price as a standard estimate to compare the two 2006 pennies that are worth a premium. I'm sure if one popped up on the market it could easily go past that estimate if someone was willing to pay.

Nice demonstration for non-magnetic, but look for 2006P non-magnetic also.

Unless they are in high MS condition, they are worth 1 cent each.