2014 Canadian Open Dime

I'm guessing you are referring to the 2004 Canadian Open silver 10-cent coin vs. 2014 as there was no such issue in 2014.

In 2004, the coins were only issued in special collector sets: one was a framed set with the dime plus a silver $5 coin, a pewter medal, a pair of circular stamps and a pair of golf tees; the other was a coin and stamp set in a colourful cardboard folder that included a divot repair tool and two stamps in addition to the dime.

The coin sets are not very popular at the moment - one or more of the sets seems always to be available. As a result, they do not command strong prices in the marketplace. If your coins have been removed and separated from one of these sets, you might experience even more buyer resistance as many collectors seeking the coins are also looking for the original packaging.

As silverwolf noted, they are not worth the cost of grading.

Good to hear that the coins are still in their original packaging.

Per the RCM's Annual Reports for 2004 and 2005, the framed set had total sales of 18,750; the folder set with the divot tool had sales of 20,508.

Unfortunately, in today's non-circulating legal tender (NCLT) market, these are not low mintage figures. Each of the sets can be purchased today for around its issue price or even less if you wait patiently for a good deal. But don't just take my word for it - or the word of others - do as silverwolf suggested and check "Sold" prices on ebay to see for yourself the current market value. I am confident that you will not see much, if any, value appreciation vs. issue price.

Regardless, I wish you the best of luck if you decide to sell!