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skiersons New Member Canada 1 Posts	Posted 10/25/2008 4:58 pm I'm sure you folks get annoying questions like these from Newbies all the time. I have a collection of Canadian Coins I'm looking to sell. I will probably list them in lots by denomination, so the value of each denomination separately would be helpful. I've graded them as best I can... no scans yet. Many of the dimes are really dark with tarnish. Does this happen with all silver-content coins? Here's my list: 10 Cent 1904 Fair 1 1945 Good / Fine 1 1950 Fair 1 1953 Fair / Good 1 1955 Good / Fine 1 1956 Good / Fine 1 1959 Good / Fine 1 1960 Good 3 1963 Good 1 1965 Good / Fine 1 1965 Good 3 1966 Good 2 1968 Good 1 1968 Good 1 1968 Fine 1 1971 Fine 1 1973 Fine 1 1974 Fine 1 1974 Fine 1 Total 24 5 Cent 1938 Very Fine 1 1943 Very Fine / Victory 1 1947 Very Fine / Dodecagon 1 1960 Very Fine / Dodecagon 2 1961 Very Fine / Dodecagon 1 1963 Very Fine 1 1963 Very Fine 1 1964 Very Fine 1 1965 Very Fine 1 1968 Very Fine 1 2005 Very Fine / Victory 1 Total 12 1 Cent 1916 Very Fine 1 1917 Good 1 1920 Good / Fine 1 1940 Very Fine 1 1942 Fine 1 1944 Very Fine 1 1945 Very Fine 1 1948 Fine 1 1955 Fine 1 1959 Very Fine 1 1966 Very Fine 1 1967 Very Fine / Centennial 2 Total 13 25 Cent 1968 Very Fine 1 2004 Very Fine / Color Poppy 1 2006 Very Fine / Bravery 1 Total 3 Other 1982 Very Fine / Constitution Dollar 2 1992 Uncirculated / Silver Dollar 1 Report this Post to the Staff

wwhitman Pillar of the Community United States 1415 Posts	Posted 10/25/2008 6:05 pm to CCF silver content in '10 Cents' up to 1968 '5 Cents' up to 1921 ' 1 Cent' never '25 Cents' up to 1964 to determine values Report this Post to the Staff
glenzy1 Pillar of the Community Canada 1554 Posts	Posted 11/06/2008 3:29 pm Hello Skierson, It doesn't seem like there is any collector value in the coins you mentioned as a result of the low grades. Either you can sell them to a dealer for "melt" value, appr. $20.00 or just take 'em all to your local Tim Horton's and enjoy a Large >double-double. Glenn Report this Post to the Staff
WpgLwr Pillar of the Community Canada 1082 Posts	Posted 11/14/2008 1:50 pm As to tarnish, you can usually wipe it off with your finger; it still makes the coin look better, but isn't the same as polishing them. Report this Post to the Staff
Lightw4re Valued Member Canada 56 Posts	Posted 11/17/2008 07:44 am http://www.coinsandcanada.com/index...=price_guide Report this Post to the Staff
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