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Canada
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Alright Guys and Gals. Here is the list of what I found. If you would like a specific picture of a specific year, let me know and I will photo my personal fave of that year if there are multiples. Canadian 1x 1910 Large Cent 1x 1938 nfld 1 cent 2x 1922 nickel 1x 1923 nickel 1x 1924 nickel 5x 1927 nickel 3x 1928 nickel 2x 1929 nickel 5x 1931 nickel 2x 1933 nickel 3x 1934 nickel 2x 1935 nickel 6x 1936 Dot nickel 3x 1945 Victory nickel 1x 1946 nickel 2x 1947 nickel 17x 1947 maple leaf nickel 1x 1948 nickel 13x 1751-1951 nickel 19x 1967 nickel 1x 1891 dime 1x 1893 dime 1x 1899 dime 1x 1910 dime 1x 1916 dime 1x 1947 maple leaf dime 35x 1967 dime 1x 1968 50% slv dime 1x 1909 quarter 1x 1918 quarter 1x 1928 quarter 1x 1929 quarter 1x 1935 quarter 1x 1938 quarter 1x 1947 maple leaf quarter 16x 1967 quarter 1x 1911 Nfld 50 cent 1x 1912 50 cent 1x 1916 50 cent 2x 1917 50 cent 2x 1918 50 cent 2x 1919 50 cent 1x 1951 dollar 1x 1952 dollar 1x 1953 dollar 1x 1960 dollar 3x 1961 dollar 1x 1965 Winston churchill commemorative dollar? 2x 1939 royal visit tokens Foreign 1x 1906 Two Annas India ( with pendant loop ) 1x 1911 farthing ( with pendant loop ) 1x 1928 one shilling 1x 1944 10 Centavos pilipinas ( made in usa ) 3x Buffalo nickels ( no dates ) 1x 1950 nederland 10 cent 1x 1912 nederland 10 cent 1x 1948 rosevelt dime 1x 1941 nederland 25 cent 1x 1927 six pence 1x 1912 american V nickel2x 1914 nederland 5 cent ( square ) 1x 1905 nederland 2 1/2 cent 1x 1904 american one cent 1x 1926 nederlands 1 cent 2x 1983 One Pound 1x 1957 1/12th shilling 1x 1916 One Penny 1x 1891 One Penny 1x 1923 half penny 1x 1917 half penny Edited by Imohtep
09/20/2011 07:24 am
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United States
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Nice catch, enjoy them and try to remember the sentiment that comes with them,Coins with a history are just more valuble than just the coin.
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United States
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Check that American V nickel for an S or D on the back-unless you already did. nice collection you got there! |
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 Canada
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What abt the gold coin? unfortuneately she had a chang of heart while packaging it. She decided that it was the one coin she wanted to keep of her fathers as it was the last she has of him. She said she will pass it down when she is ready. |
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A photo of the reverse of the 1893 10c would be nice... (my fingers are crossed for you).
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You wrote:
1x 1965 Winston churchill commemorative dollar?
This is actually a British Crown.
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United States
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35x 1967 dime
1x 1968 50% slv dime
I thought that only 1964 and before were silver. What significance are the 1967s and which dimes in 1968 are silver, and how did you know they were silver? I've seen some that looks like a LOT of silver, but I threw them back because of the year.
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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I'm guessing the 1923 Halfpenny will be from Gt Britain with Britannia on the reverse.  Now if by chance it is from Australia, it would be a real nice find in just about any condition.  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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wrestling_135 => in 1967 the Canadian mint started reducing the silver in their dimes from 80% down to 50% Ag .... but sadly, near the end of 1968 they "completely" stopped using silver in their coins (*sigh*)
"July 1, 1867, enactment of the British North America Act (today called the Constitution Act, 1867), which united three British colonies into a single country, called Canada"
... so 1967 was Canada's Centenial (hence, special coins were minted in 1967)
Oh, and congrats on your haul, Imohtep => I'm sure that your Grandftaher would be very proud that you're showing this much interest in his hobby.
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09/21/2011 08:39 am
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Canada
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A photo of the reverse of the 1893 10c would be nice... (my fingers are crossed for you). Unfortuneatly the 1893 is the most worn of the dimes I received. Had to take it into the kitchen for better lighting to see the 3 on it....and theres a very nice die crack on the front of the coin between the crown and wreath on the right side. Edited by Imohtep
09/21/2011 09:06 am
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Canada
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Would have been nice to hear you scored a used round top, for the dime but nice lot anyway, enjoy.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Sounds like you've already had hours of fun. I think it's great that the collection is getting some attention and is staying in your family.
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