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With all the silly ebay auctions going on, I started thinking to myself what actually are the most valuable Canadian coins ? My list includes the museum pieces: 1) 1911 Dollar ($1 million) 2) 1936 dot penny ($350,000) 3) 1936 dot dime ($250,000) 4) 1944 tombac nickel ($50,000) My other lists includes stuff that an average buyer (after winning a lottery) could in theory buy today: 1) 1921 50 cents MS-60 ($75,000) 2) 1890 50 cents MS-60 ($50,000) 3) 1889 10 cents MS-60 ($20,000) 4) 1875 25 cents MS-60 ($18,000) 5) 1921 5 cents MS-60 ($16,000) 6) 1884 10 cents MS-60 ($10,000) 7) 1889 25 cents MS-60 ($7,500) 8) 1932 50 cents MS-60 ($5,000) 9) 1948 Dollar MS-60 ($2,000) What other coins would you add to the list ? Edited by 1945V
01/26/2010 8:09 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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1913 BL 10 cents you missed a bunch to be honest
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Yes, it could be a long list. 1893 RT3 is one of my favorite 10c, and lightens the wallet more than either the 1884 or the 1889 (though the 1889 is close).
There's also the 1954 NSF (NSS) 5c, which would be on the upper "I can only wish" list.
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1969 Canada dime with large date.  Edited by andre1621
01/29/2010 07:12 am
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Excellent additions. How about... 1871H Canada / Nfld mule.
1947 ML CR 50c. 1906 SC 25c.
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 One of my all time favourite rarities is the 1892 Large "9" dime. I've seen all the above mentioned in every grade imaginable, but try and find the one I mention in a mere MS-60! Glenn  Edited by glenzy1
01/28/2010 12:43 pm
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Don't forget the 1969 Large Date dime... If I'm not mistaken, it's worth over $10,000 in VF-35
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1906 "Small Crown" 25 cent (Fewer than 35 examples known)
and if Newfoundland Counts: 1873H 5 Cents (I believe ICCS Has only graded about 70 or so of these, ever.)
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01/29/2010 11:25 pm
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Patti, are you sure about the number 35 for the 06 lg crown?
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From Charlton 62nd Edition (2008)
"Fewer than 35 examples of the 1906 Small Crown coin, across all grades, have been recorded"
So unless someone discovered a whole hoard of them, I'm fairly certain.
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I have this one, not a very good example but I like quarters , I can't say I knew if any one had a count on them.  |
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Ohh I see what happened here. It is in fact the "small" crown. I wrote large in my original post but small in the actual quote from Charlton. "Small" is the rare one, which looks like the one you have... wow.
Can we see pics?
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01/29/2010 11:24 pm
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Here is the front I, did guess sm was what you meant  |
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sorry its small I could not upload for some reason.  |
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