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Valued Member
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im just wondering what the years are for silver canadian coins
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Man, I don't want to bite your head off, but its not that hard to type something into google.
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United States
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CIRCULATION COINAGE~~~~~~~~
Nickels 1858-1921
Dimes 1858-1968
Quarters 1870-1968
Halves 1870-1967
The amount of silver in the above tended to reduce as the coins came into the later 1900's { roughly around the 1940's or so}.
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Man, I don't want to bite your head off, but its not that hard to type something into google. lol. yeah I was thinking the same thing. so to sum up all silver for you. United states- Nickels: 1942 to 1945 (if there is a mint mark on the reverse above the monticello) dimes: 1964 and earlier quarters: 1964 and earlier half dollars: 1970 and earlier Canadian: Looks like Tam got it listed there for you. |
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well sorry I gotta get 250 posts in so I can B/S/T so why not make a post
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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what your doing is boosting your post count, and the mods can lower your post count to compensate for that.
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First, you should post your questions in the correct forum for the right answers. Asking about Canadian coins in the US forum might not get you the best answers. Second, admitting that you are posting just to reach B/S/T status just puts you on our radar. This community exists for conversation, not B/S/T (which is just a perk). We are watching you.  |
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United States
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well sorry I gotta get 250 posts in so I can B/S/T so why not make a post If you really want to learn and share about coins, 250 posts will come in no time. But just posting for no reason is stupid and unfair. |
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And, BTW.. Tam has answered your question.  |
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United States
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well I'm sorry I wont do that anymore I will just look everthing up
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well I'm sorry I wont do that anymore I will just look everthing up If you stick around you will find this great forum is filled with experts willing to support anyone with any question. I provided an answer to your US silver nickel thread when it was obvious you did not take any time to do some basic learning on your own ... We will always support new members trying to learn ... However ... Quote:
well sorry I gotta get 250 posts in so I can B/S/T so why not make a post That attitude is a complete turn-off to me. This is not a forum based on B/S/T and a rush to get there by making posts that imply you don't care to do some learning on your own will quickly lose our collective interest. As well stated by jbuck ... we are all watching. David Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art |
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well I'm sorry I wont do that anymore I will just look everthing up You can ask questions! Ask as many as you want.  My point is that you should be asking questions for the answers, not to boost your post count. I should have said earlier that it was wrong for someone to direct you to Google. For what it is worth, Google would probably just bring you back here. That being said, I hope you stick around and keep asking questions. Before long, you will be the one giving the answers. |
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Canada
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"Patience is a virtue",so they say.It didn't take me long at all to reach 250 posts.Even though I do a lot more reading and learning than a lot of posting. Hang in there! |
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To play devil's advocate, socceraustin23's question gets a whole lot more complicated once you bring NCLT into the picture. Error strikes (i.e., back door) exist also. Not many silver coins exist for 1969, but there are a few...
"Discovery follows discovery, each both raising and answering questions, each ending a long search, and each providing the new instruments for a new search." -- J. Robert OppenheimerContent of this post is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. See: http://creativecommons.org/licenses...0/deed.en_USMy eBay store
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I didn't mention the 1858 Province of Canada 20 center, too limited {one year} to really count or even be seen. I do agree with other members about getting to 250 posts, there are so many forums to ask real questions in {even if they seem new collector ?'s}, or to give your opinion or information to, that you can get up there quick. I started with this forum {and I visit it daily for those subforums of my interest} around May of this year, I am at 125 or so posts already, and have learned a lot and helped out some during the journey. Do the same, you won't be sorry, and you will increase your knowledge, I certainly have.  A side point, hopefully newer collectors will see this and get them to begin a library, Get a RedBook or any coin value guide from any coin magazine or paper. Get a Charlton's or Haxby's for Canadian coins/notes. If you like World, save up, get a Krause for those years you like, or ebay for a used all-in-one catalog. Mine is the 1988 edition, bought new, it still helps out for older world.  Edited by Tam
07/21/2011 09:41 am
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Posted 07/19/2011 04:35 am
