Here are two pictures I recently took of all the Canadian coins I've found in my change. I've found about to 300 coins from Canada here in New York City.
The picture as you can tell was taken twice one with flash and the other with indoor lights. I'm still not comfortable shooting my coins with a camera.
This is the average condition of modern circulating Canadians. Notice the almost proof-like quality.
Here's what I've found and there average value.
Canadian Pennies: Oldest=1943, Newest=2005,2005P, Average value=$0.10
Canadian Nickels: Oldest=1964, Newest=2003P, Average value=$0.20
Canadian Dimes: Oldest=1953, Newest=2005P, Average value=$0.15
Canadian Quarters: Oldest=1956, Newest=2004P, Average value=$0.30
Canadian Two-Dollars: Only the one from 1996, Average value=$3.00
Toronto Transit Token: Circa 1954, Average value=Not sure but I've seen it for $1.00 on eBay.
As you can see I've never found a fifty cent or dollar coin, also I've found silver but no coin older then the WWII years.
Do you have a Canadian coin and want to know its value? Leave a comment/question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
In a bag I recently looked thru!!
ReplyDeletecanadian 1866 large cent
canadian 1903 silver nickle
canadian 1907 silver nickle
canadian 1910 silver nickle
canadian 1913 silver nickle
canadian 1933 small cent
swede 1901 25 ore
republik osterlich
1961 1 schilling
uk 1949 1 schilling
mex 1963 cinco centavos
mex 1970 cincuenta centavos
mex 1971 un peso
mex 1946 20 centavos
us 1853 dime w/arrows
dont know where I got these or where they came from, but have been
stashed away for 30 years or so.
anything interesting?
All prices reflect fine grade.
ReplyDeletecanadian 1866 large cent == unknown
canadian 1903 silver nickle = $3.00*
canadian 1907 silver nickle = $2.00
canadian 1910 silver nickle = $1.75*
canadian 1913 silver nickle = $1.75
canadian 1933 small cent = $0.20
swede 1901 25 ore == unknown
republik osterlich
1961 1 schilling = $0.20
uk 1949 1 schilling = $0.10
mex 1963 cinco centavos = $0.05
mex 1970 cincuenta centavos = $0.10
mex 1971 un peso = $0.10
mex 1946 20 centavos = $0.45
us 1853 dime w/arrows = $20.00
The most valuable is the U.S. dime,
the two with * have varieties that are worth more.
The two unknowns don't exist or I can't find them.
I have a 1960 canadian silver dollar and I am just wondering if there is any value to it.
ReplyDelete1960 canadian silver dollar has book value of $5.00 in almost uncirculated condition.
ReplyDeleteBut seeing how silver is approaching $9.00 an ounce I'll guess,
Extra fine grade = $6.75
Almost Uncirculated = $7.50
I have a 1944 Canadian nickel and just wondered if it was worth more.
ReplyDelete1944 Canadian nickel
ReplyDeleteChrome-Plated Steel
Minatge: 11,532,784
Value: Very Good= $0.15,Very Fine= $0.40
I have a 1953 Canadian nickel that looks brand new. Value? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOoh the 1953 Canadian nickels comes in 4 varieties. In MS-60(mint state=no marks and some luster).
ReplyDeletewithout strap.......$3.00
without strap, near leaf..$1,300.00
with strap, far leaf...$1,000.00
with strap...$3.50
The strap is on the Queen's shoulder and looks like two parallel lines.
I'll see if I can find some pics of each.
Dear Sir,
ReplyDeleteI have three Canadian Nickels and One Canadian Quarter. Here are the years and there condition:
Nickels
1979 Fair Shape
1980 Looks almost new
1987 Rough SHape
Quarter
1979 Looks almost new
With this Info, may you please tell me the values of these coins. Please e-mail me the results at --------.
THanks, Louis
I sent the email response and also I deleted your email on the comment just for safety. Hope this helps.
ReplyDeleteNickels
1979 Fair Shape--would be less then $0.20
1980 Looks almost new--would only be $0.20
1987 Rough Shape--only 5 cents
Quarter
1979 Looks almost new--would be about $0.45
Dear Man,
ReplyDeleteI got four more canadian coins. Here are there years and conditions.
Canadian Penny
1867-1992 Fair
Canadian Nickels
1981 Looks like new
1995 Good Shape
Canadian Dime
1986 Fair
Thanks,
Louis Loveless
Canadian Penny
ReplyDelete1867-1992 Fair=$0.10
Canadian Nickels
1981 Looks like new=$0.20
1995 Good Shape=$0.10
Canadian Dime
1986 Fair=$0.10
have a 1944 canadian dime with georgivs vi d:g:rex et ind
ReplyDelete; imp on face any idea of value?
1944 canadian dime =$0.50 in Fine
ReplyDeleteI have a 1905 lilly Saskatewan coin its big and looks like a dollar coin but no $ markings good condition I also have a lot of .50 cent silver coins dated as early as 1953 and Canadian dollar coins dated as far back as 1954, Do you know there value?.thanks for your time
ReplyDeleteI never heard of a Lily Saskatewan coin and with no $ amount means it is a medal or private mint coin made maybe in 2005 for the centennial of Alberta.
ReplyDeleteFor the 50 cents they average $2.00 in fine grade.
For the 1 dollars they average $5.00 in fine grade, and 1955 is a key year because of an error some are worth 9 times the average price..
I have a 1940 Canadian Nickle. On the back is a picture of a man and around the rim it says...
ReplyDelete"Georgivs VI D:G:REX ET-IND:IMP:
Any comments or how much it is worth I would like to hear from anyone.
Thanks- Steve from Montreal Canada
1940 Canadian Nickle has King George VI on it is worth $3.50 Canadian or $3.00 American in extremely fine.
ReplyDeleteIn circulating condition usually its Very-Good is about $0.15 American.
i have found two canadian dimes that are from the 60's but the dates on them are bigger than all the rest how much if anything are these coins worth?
ReplyDeletetwo Canadian dimes that are from the 60's but the dates on them are bigger
ReplyDeleteThe dates for 1965-68 dimes were larger then normal and in 1969 they became small again.
This led to one of the rarest dimes in modern coinage a large date 1969 worth thousands.
i have a 1903 canadian dime and 1934 quarter any value.
ReplyDeletecoins..50 cent american 1977 and 1971. 5 cent american, picture of indian on back , the front has a bisson no date. 25 cent canadian 1867-1967 picture of cat, any value..
ReplyDeleteamerican dime 1943 any valve
ReplyDeleteAll values will be in fine which means all details show and kind of worn.
ReplyDeleteCanadian
1903 dime about $16.00
1934 quarter about $9.00
25 cent 1867-1967 about $1.00
American
1977 50 cent about $0.60
1971 50 cent about $0.60
No date buffalo nickel about $0.30
1943 dime about $1.00
NOTE: Saskatchewan and Alberta shared a centennial, so the Sask lily coin was probably from that.
ReplyDeleteI have a 1867-16-967 Lynx quarter. Any Value
ReplyDelete1867-1967 Lynx quarter
ReplyDeleteThe average $1.50 in mint state because they are silver.
There are two versions an 80% with about $2.00 worth of silver.
And a 50% with about $1.30 worth of silver.
There is no way to tell them apart so that is why they average $1.50.
I have this REALLY old coin. It appears to be something called "constantiners" or at least from that time period? It seems as if there are three series of this coin? Series I is from
ReplyDelete250-306, series II is from 337-361 and series III is from 361-421. I have NO idea which of these this coin is. The language on it seems forein. I cannot make out what it says on either side. Is there anything you could possibly tell me about this coin???? I know this is very vague. .. .sorry!
"constantiners"
ReplyDeleteIt is too vague for me. These are ancient coins and while I know some it is not enough to help.
Try this ancient coin expert....
Hobby Blog
or this forum....
Collector's Universe
You may also want to take a picture or scan it. Host the image for free on photobucket or imageshack.
Without a picture there is little I can do.
well i found a 1946 1 cent coin
ReplyDeleteand a 1956 5 cent coin
also a 1964 1 cent coin
I'll assume you're talking Canadian and in fine shape.
ReplyDelete1946 1 cent about $0.15
1956 5 cent about $0.20
1964 1 cent about $0.03
i found a 1940 canadian 1 cent on the ground the other day most of the places i've seen prices listed range from 2.50 too 180$ whats your guess email me at series_nine@hotmial.com
ReplyDelete1940 canadian 1 cent
ReplyDeletein fine $0.15
in mint state $1.50
maybe in perfect would it be close to $100
Hi Man,
ReplyDeleteI have the following Canadian coins
1932 1 cent
1935 5 cents
1937 5 cents
1944 5 cents
1960 5 cents
1963 10 cents
1964 10 cents
1946 25 cents
1952 25 cents
Also I have
1904 25 cents (Netherlands)
1935 1 Irish penny
1942 1 Irish penny
1940 20 C Italian
Any help is much appreciated.
I'll give values in Fine.
ReplyDeleteCanadian coins
1932 1 cent about $0.20
1935 5 cents about $1.00
1937 5 cents about $0.25
1944 5 cents about $0.25
1960 5 cents about $0.06
1963 10 cents about $0.70
1964 10 cents about $0.70
1946 25 cents about $2.00
1952 25 cents about $1.90
1904 25 cents (Netherlands) about $7.00
1935 1 Irish penny about $0.50
1942 1 Irish penny about $0.25
1940 20 C Italian about $0.50
For the Italian 20 Centesimi there are a few varieties but none worth more than a dollar in fine.
Also if any of the pre-1940 coins are in higher grades the double in value for each better grade.
Many thanks.
ReplyDeletecanadian 1969 dollar coin
ReplyDeleteCanadian 1969 $1 coin
ReplyDeleteAssuming it is in mint state about $1.10
I have a Canadian confederation centennial nickel dated from 1867-1967, what's the worth value for that? it has a picture of a rabbit.
ReplyDeleteCanadian confederation centennial nickel dated from 1867-1967
ReplyDeleteAbout $0.20 if it's mint state.
hi man, i found a 1944 canadian nickle. It is not in great condition. How much is it worth? Thanks
ReplyDelete1944 canadian nickle
ReplyDeleteIn good it's about $0.10.
Hey Man, what would you rate a 1953 canadian silver quarter
ReplyDelete1963 canadian silver dime
1867-1992 canadian dollar
1867-1967 canadian cent
1942 canadian cent
Thank you!!
Canadian coins I'll assume it is in very-fine.
ReplyDelete1953 quarter about $1.90
1963 dime about $0.75
1867-1992 dollar about $1.10
1867-1967 cent about $0.05
1942 cent about $0.25
I have a Canadian nickel dated 1952 with Georges VI on it. It is not round but edged. Any value?
ReplyDeleteCanadian nickel dated 1952
ReplyDeleteIt is normal they should have 12 sides not round. It is about $0.20 in fine.
Hi, i have a 1956 canadian penny that seemed to have been stamped in nickel (well, looks like the same metal as the canadian nickel).
ReplyDeleteIs this a "misprint" ?
How much would it be worth ?
Tx
1956 Canadian penny that seemed to have been stamped in nickel (well, looks like the same metal as the canadian nickel).
ReplyDeleteIt should weigh 3.24 grams if copper coated with some nickel. This would make it worth nothing over face.
If it weighs anything more or less it maybe an error. I never heard of this one but it is possible.
In fine it should be at least $50.00 if you get all the dimensions and a good picture you may want to contact Fred Weinberg he is a error coin expert.
Hi I have a canadian quarter that has no date stamped on it. The queen is the younger version of her. Do you have any idea what it is worth?
ReplyDeletecanadian quarter that has no date stamped on it. The queen is the younger version of her. Do you have any idea what it is worth?
ReplyDeleteI would need to know what designs, if any, are on either side of the coin. But it should have a date most likely it is a commemorative like the 1867-1992.
If it's in mint state it is about $1.00.
If it's an error it would be a "filled die" adding to the value only a few cents.
i have a 1953 canadian penny with no picture of elizabeth the 2nd on it, how much is it worth?
ReplyDelete1953 canadian penny with no picture of Elizabeth the 2nd on it
ReplyDeleteWhile I never seen this error it may be struck through grease or something. I suspect it is altered or damaged. No extra value.
To be certain you need to take a clear picture and get the weight and maybe contact error expert Fred Weinberg he could help more.
hello, i seemed to have found amongst my change,
ReplyDeletea canadian 1961 nickel which is octagonaly shaped.
how much is it worth?
Canadian 1961 nickel is octagonaly shaped
ReplyDeleteIn very-fine $0.10. The shape is completely normal for that year.
Hey,
ReplyDeleteI have an Alberta Centennial $5 silver coin, uncirculated and still in its packaging from the Mint; I'd say Perfect shape. Oh, and a 1979 Susan B. Anthony US $1 coin in Good-V.Good shape. Any idea as to what they could be worth? THanks
Oh, and 2 more I just found...
ReplyDeletea Canadian 1945 quarter...in Good shape, and a Canadian 1933 nickel in Very good shape. Thanks again Man
Alberta Centennial $5 silver coin, uncirculated and still in its packaging from the Mint
ReplyDeleteThis is the 2005 proof worth about $35.00.
1979 Susan B. Anthony US $1 coin in Good-V.Good shape.
Worth about $1.00.
Canadian 1945 quarter...in Good shape,
Worth about $1.90.
Canadian 1933 nickel in Very good shape.
Worth about $0.40.
i just found a bag full of random coins including canadian and international.
ReplyDelete1945 canadian nickel (dodecagonal)
1918 canadian one cent VG COND.
1916 canadian one cent good COND.
1867-1967 canadian penny ( bird on the front)
1903 penny (picture of a spartan warrior holding a trident, on the back is a bearded man EDWARDS VII)
1907 canadian penny
1903 canadian penny
1956 american penny
1944 dime ( on the back says,CONFEDERATIO HELVITCA)
1973 NEW PENCE dime (picture of a lion with a crown on its head)(elizabeth on the back)
1945 "HALF PENNY" has a picture of a SHIP on the front
1941 canadian penny GOOD COND.
(GEORGIVS V.I D.G REX ET IND IMP on the reverse)
1944 dime with a wreath around the number 10 in the front
1977 american dollar
please let me know the values of these coins..
thank you
Canadian
ReplyDelete1945 5 cent about $0.20
1918 1 cent about $0.50 VG COND
1916 1 cent about $0.30 G COND
1867-1967 1 cent about $0.05
1907 1 cent about $2.00
1903 1 cent about $1.75
1941 1 cent about $0.05 G COND
British
1903 penny about $0.50
1973 10 pence about $0.20
1945 HALF PENNY about $0.10
American
1956 1 cent about $0.10
1977 1 dollar about $1.75
Swiss
1944 10 Rappen about $0.50
1944 10 Rappen about $0.50
i found 1885 50 dollar canadian coin how much is it worth. thanks
ReplyDelete1885 50 dollar canadian coin
ReplyDeleteI don't know of any 1885 $50 Canadian coin. They made a plenty $50 gold coins but all are modern.
Maybe a description of all the design and words could help.
ANY VALUES TO A 1989 SILVER CANADIAN DIME AND/OR TO A 1992 CANADIAN PENNY? BOTH CIRCULATED. APPRECIATE ANY OPINION. MIMI V.
ReplyDelete1989 SILVER CANADIAN DIME AND/OR TO A 1992 CANADIAN PENNY
ReplyDeleteThe metal is not silver but nickel.
1989 dime about $0.10
1992 cent about $0.05
Neither have any real value in lower grades but still nice finds.
Hey;
ReplyDeleteI have a 1939 silver canadian nickle any with A mans head on back, that reads GEORGIVS VI D:G: REX ET IND:IMF: any ideal what it might be worth?
Also; I have a newer looking canadian nickle with no date stamp under the beaver, but a date on the back on the left side of the queen 1952-2002
Also; I have a 1959 canadian nickle with a picture of a man's head, that reads GBORGIVS VI DEI GRATIA REX
1939 silver canadian nickle
ReplyDeleteIt is about $0.30 and it is not Silver it is made of Nickel.
canadian nickle 1952-2002
It is a 2002 nickel worth about $0.05
I have a 1959 canadian nickle
It is about $0.10
THANKS FOR LAST ANSWER. I KNOW NOTHING RE CANADIAN COINS, SO, WHAT IS MEANT BY UPPER/LOWER CAN. COIN AND HOW TO TELL WHICH IS WHICH?? MIMI V.
ReplyDeleteUPPER/LOWER CAN. COIN
ReplyDeleteThis is a pre-1860's term that meant...
Upper Canada was New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.
Lower Canada was everything else.
Each of the four separate regions made there own coins until they were unified into modern Canada.
MANY THANX FOR ALL YOUR INPUT..AM CONTACTING YOU ON BEHALF OF A FRIEND WHO HAS A ONE-HALF PENNY BANK OF UPPER CANADA DATED 1852, 1949 10 PFENIG BANK DEUTCHER LANDER, 1920 CUBAN NICKLE. ALL CANADIAN FOLLOW:.25:1969,1975,1979,1989/.10 DATED 1959/.05: 1940,1964,1968,
ReplyDelete1974/.01: 1953,1965. ANYTHING GOOD? MIMI V. (PS: DO YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT WHEAT PENNIES?)
ONE-HALF PENNY BANK OF UPPER CANADA DATED 1852
ReplyDeleteThis a bank token about $4.50
1949 10 PFENIG BANK DEUTCHER LANDER
About $0.50 there are several different mint marks.
1920 CUBAN NICKLE
About $1.50 there are 2 varieties.
CANADIAN .25: if in extra-fine
1969 about $0.30
1975 about $0.30
1979 about $0.30
1989 about $0.30
/.10 DATED
1959 about $0.75
/.05:
1940 about $0.15
1964 about $0.05
1968 about $0.05
1974 about $0.05
/.01:
1953 about $0.10
1965 about $0.03
I know lots about wheat cents.
RE THE WHEAT PENNIES: THERE ARE APPX 86 OF THEM FROM 1910-1958, DO YOU WANT ME TO LIST THEM ALL HERE (TAKES A LOT OF YOUR SPACE) OR CAN I FX THE LIST TO YOU? MIMI V.
ReplyDeleteTHEM FROM 1910-1958
ReplyDeleteI have a link on the front page but here it is Wheat Cent Price Guide
HI...YOUR WHEAT CENT PRICE GUIDE IS INCREDIBLY THOROUGH!!!! A MILLION THANX FOR HAVING IT, I CAN ONLY IMAGINE THE WORK THAT WENT INTO COMPILING IT. YOU ARE GREAT. MIMI V.
ReplyDelete1918 Mint condition Canadian 25c Coin
ReplyDelete1947 Mint condition Canadian 25c coin
1918 Mint condition Canadian 25c Coin
ReplyDeleteAbout $95.00
1947 Mint condition Canadian 25c coin
About $50.00 for normal variety
About $250.00 for dot after date variety
About $16.00 for maple leaf after date variety
I have a 1969 american silver dollar and a 1949 nickle with King george on it. any clue on the values?
ReplyDeleteoh and also a 1940 nickle with King George again but this one is round not octagonal
ReplyDeleteO.k one more ...1940 penny with
ReplyDeleteKing George
I have a 1969 american silver dollar and a 1949 nickle with King george on it. any clue on the values?
ReplyDeleteThere is no such thing as a 1969 American dollar. If you have one it is a worthless fake.
1949 Nickel??? if Canadian about $0.15
oh and also a 1940 nickle with King George again but this one is round not octagonal
1940 Nickel??? if Canadian about $0.15
O.k one more ...1940 penny with
King George
1940 Cent??? if Canadian about $0.10
1942 silver quarter canadian, near mint. hyow much do you figure we're talking for that?
ReplyDelete1942 silver quarter canadian, near mint
ReplyDeleteAbout $15.00
I HAVE A 1905 INDIAN HEAD PENNY...ANY VALUE? THANX MIMI V.
ReplyDelete1905 INDIAN HEAD PENNY
ReplyDeleteAbout $2.00 in good.
i have a canadien penny with 2 dates on it. it looks like this
ReplyDelete1952
2002
This is located under the queens face on the front of the coin.
canadien penny with 2 dates on it. it looks like this
ReplyDelete1952
2002
That is 2002 cent for the 50th anniversary of the Queen's reign and unless in perfect condition it is only $0.01 if perfect it is about $0.75.
I have one of those George Washington dollar coins that is a misprint. I would have to say the caondition of the coin is very good. How much would you say this coin is.
ReplyDeleteI have a roman silver coin that dates back to 223 AD. Features on the coin is Servus Alexander. The conditon of the coin is good. You can still se the lines through the hair. Few little details.
ReplyDeleteGeorge Washington dollar coins that is a misprint. I would have to say the caondition of the coin is very good. How much would you say this coin is.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the misprint? Is it off-center? Is it blank?
I have a roman silver coin that dates back to 223 AD. Features on the coin is Servus Alexander. The conditon of the coin is good. You can still se the lines through the hair. Few little details.
In good about $12.00
I have a Geroge Washington Gold Dollar. THe Condition is great. The Dollar around the sides is upside down. Also George Washington is of center in the coin. Meaning he is closer to the bottom of the coin rather towards the top.
ReplyDeleteGeroge Washington Gold Dollar. THe Condition is great. The Dollar around the sides is upside down. Also George Washington is of center in the coin.
ReplyDeleteThe edge being upside down is not an error and brings no extra value.
The off-center is only going to bring extra value if any of the letters are cut off. If the bottom letters are not visible then it is about $50.00 anything less would not bring any real value.
I'm not sure but I think I got a 1914/3 buffalo nickel (I know not canadian) and I think I have a few 1953 nickels, and I also have,
ReplyDeleteAustrailian two cent 1966 (no idea if theres a blunt or whatever)
Silver Canadian Quarter 1940
four 2001 canadian dimes, (the different one with the design on frong)
and.. I also have.. well some error coins. I have no idea how to discribe it. Maybe I'll post a video of someone elses (my camera is broken) and I'll show you what I mean. :)
I have a 1953 canadian nickel, and I've read some things about a strap and a far or close leaf? Mine has a strap, but I'm not sure on where to look for the leaf can you help me?
ReplyDelete1914/3 buffalo nickel (I know not canadian)
ReplyDeleteIn fine it is about $350.00
1953 nickels
In fine about $0.10
Austrailian two cent 1966 (no idea if theres a blunt or whatever)
The blunted claws make little difference but it just has to look sharp and thin or blunted. All are about $0.15.
Canadian Quarter 1940
About $2.00
2001 canadian dimes, (the different one with the design on frong)
Yeah that one is not listed but I have some also and from what I hear they are about $0.40 if perfect.
error coins. I have no idea how to discribe it. Maybe I'll post a video of someone elses (my camera is broken) and I'll show you what I mean. :)
That is fine just as long as the error is not blurry and you can post it free somewhere I'll gladly take a look.
1953 canadian nickel, and I've read some things about a strap and a far or close leaf? Mine has a strap, but I'm not sure on where to look for the leaf can you help me?
The strap or shoulder folds are two parallel lines that look like a a strap on her shoulder. The coins with the strap also have flared "I"s meaning all the letter I look like I not a straight |.
A near leaf maple means the maple leaf above the beavers head is almost touching the teeth around the rim.
A far leaf has gap that is big enough to fit another tooth-rim/denticle.
Without strap and near leaf is the most valuable.
With strap and far leaf is the second most valuable.
The rest are just above face value.
thx for the answer about 1953 leaf! another thing is, do u know what is average value of ner leaf and shoulder fold?
ReplyDeletewow the leaf is far, but I also think that theres a worn strap. at the very bottom o th elbow where theres supposed to be a strap there is. there is like, two millimeters of them both. (does this count? Is this a 1,000?)
ReplyDeletenear leaf and shoulder fold
ReplyDeleteIt is about $0.15
at the very bottom o th elbow where theres supposed to be a strap there is. there is like, two millimeters of them both. (does this count?
It is possible but without a picture I can't tell but in fine it is about $225.00 this is one of those coins that needs to be certified if you can get an expert to confirm that it is real.
HELLO: DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT VALUE THERE MIGHT BE TO A 1892 MORGAN DOLLAR? CIRCULATED BUT IN NICE COND. THANX MIMI V.
ReplyDelete1892 MORGAN DOLLAR? CIRCULATED BUT IN NICE COND.
ReplyDeleteIn very-fine about $35.00.
IS THERE ANY VALUE TO A CANADIAN QUARTER DATED 1952-2002 IN GOOD CONDITION? THANX MIMI V.
ReplyDelete1952-2002 IN GOOD CONDITION
ReplyDeleteNot realy except for the $0.25 or is it up to $0.30 with the exchange rate.
I HAVE A VERY BROAD QUESTION: GENERALLY SPEAKING, IF THE CURRENCY OF A NATION HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED, DOES IT ADD TO THE COLLECTIBILITY VALUE? THANX MEV
ReplyDeleteIF THE CURRENCY OF A NATION HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED, DOES IT ADD TO THE COLLECTIBILITY VALUE?
ReplyDeleteGenerally yes.
Specifically once the money is discontinued it goes up in value for the next few months over the next 10-20 years it stays low until the collectors figure out how much is still around.
Because some countries burn the old ones while others just refuse to accept them and so some are lost while others pile up.
Finally at the end unless very rare they only go up in value by a few bucks in perfect.
Fine 1942 Newfoundland 2 Shillings
ReplyDelete18 Canadian 50 cent pieces 1940 - 1968
1946 Canadian silver dollar
5 1980's Canadian silver dollars
and about 45 silver lynx quarters
fine 1942 Newfoundland 2 Shillings
ReplyDeleteNo such thing as far as I know.
18 Canadian 50 cent pieces
1940 - 1968
About $4.50 each on average with the 1946-1950 being worth the most.
1946 Canadian silver dollar
About $15.00
5 1980's Canadian silver dollars
If the silver commemoratives about $11.00 each.
If the circulating coins about $1.10 each.
45 silver lynx quarters
About $1.80 each
A FRIEND HAS THE FOLLOWING: CANADIAN COINS: PENNIES 1991,1979; DIMES: 1973,1974,1977,1979; NICKELS: 1991; GERMAN: 1961&1965 1 MARK,1971 50 PFENNIG, 1941 50 PFENNIG; FRANCE: 1982 2 FR. NETHERLAND: 1980 .25, 1976&1984 .10; CHINA: 100 YEN; ITALY: 1977&1978 50 LIRE; MEX: 1993&1997 10 CENTAVOS,1997 2 PESOS, 1998 10 PESOS; NERTHERLAND: 1987 10 NZD, 1986 1 NZD THANX ONCE AGAIN. MIMI V.
ReplyDeleteOOOPS, SORRY, THE LAST COUNTRY SHOULD'VE BEEN NEW ZEALAND. MIMI V
ReplyDeletehello i currently have
ReplyDelete6 nickels:1947,1961,1940,1945,1953 and 1939
1 penny:1953
1 dime:1962
could you help me to identify the price range of these coins?
email me at
*******@hotmail.com
thanks
CANADIAN COINS:
ReplyDeletePENNIES
1991 about $0.03
1979 about $0.03
DIMES
1973 about $0.10
1974 about $0.10
1977 about $0.10
1979 about $0.10
NICKELS
1991 about $0.05
GERMAN:
1 MARK
1961 about $0.10 depending on mintmark
1965 about $0.65
1971 50 PFENNIG about $0.70
1941 50 PFENNIG about $0.30
FRANCE:
1982 2 FR. about $0.40
NETHERLAND:
.25,
1980 about $0.10 more if aluminum
.10;
1976 about $0.05
1984 about $0.05
Is is Japan that has the Yen:
100 YEN; about $1.00
ITALY:
50 LIRE;
1977 about $0.10
1978 about $0.10
MEX:
10 CENTAVOS,
1993 about $0.15
1997 about $0.15
2 PESOS,
1997 about $1.00
10 PESOS;
1998 about $2.50
NEW ZEALAND
1987 10 about $0.10
1986 1 about $0.10
Canadian or American?
ReplyDelete6 nickels:1947,1961,1940,1945,1953 and 1939
1 penny:1953
1 dime:1962
About $0.20 each either way.
HI...ANY VALUE TO A SILVER 1972 PHILIPINE 10 SENTIMOS COIN? THX MEV
ReplyDeleteSILVER 1972 PHILIPINE 10 SENTIMOS COIN
ReplyDeleteIt is actually copper-zinc-nickel mix and it is about $0.30.
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ReplyDelete1953 canadian penny with no strap and a flared
ReplyDeleteIn very fine condition it is about $0.20
The one with a shoulder strap is only $1.50 in the same grade.
It is the 1955 that is worth hundreds.
HI.....ANY VALUE TO A 1950 1 PFENNIG (D MINT) AND A 2000 CAN. NICKEL (YOUNG QUEEN ELIZ.)AND A 2005 CAN. NICKEL (OLDER QUEEN) W/LETTER 'P' BELOW HER PORTRAIT. THANK YOU MIMI V.
ReplyDelete1950 1 PFENNIG (D MINT)
ReplyDeleteGerman coin about $0.10
2000 CAN. NICKEL
About $0.05
2005 CAN. NICKEL 'P'
About $0.05
Unless these coins are mint perfect they aren't worth much.
If the 2000 Can. Nickel was a P or W mint it would be worth more.
Hi, I have a 1867-1878 Canadian coin with no dollar value on it. John. A. Macdonald is on the back. House of common son the front
ReplyDeleteAlso a 1939 Canadian silver dollar
1955 British Carribean Territories quarter with ship on front
Please tell me what they are worth and email me at
goaltender34_56@hotmail.com
Thanks
1867-1878 Canadian coin with no dollar value on it. John. A. Macdonald is on the back. House of common son the front
ReplyDeleteIf over the House it says Ottawa Canada and underneath in French Chambre des Commune.
It is not a coin but a medallion there are 15 in all of every Prime Minister up to Trudeau(1968), they are zinc and worth about $3.50 each but they should be in a set encased in wood. They were made in the late 1960s.
1939 Canadian silver dollar
About $9.00
1955 British Carribean Territories quarter with ship on front
The ship is actually the back of the coin and it's about $0.35.
I Have 36 RCMP Centennial coins.
ReplyDeleteI know the large bust is worth considerably more, but I am not sure If I have large, small or some of each. They Vary in grades.
I would like to know how to tell the difference between a small bust and a large bust. 2 pictures to compare would be nice. TY!
36 RCMP Centennial coins
ReplyDeleteYour talking about the 1973 Canadian quarter.(I assume)
A picture comparison would may not be completely helpful, but I will post one on the front page of my blog. From a book because I don't own a large bust.
The small but has a more detailed bust and only 120 beads around the bust. These beads are slightly far from the rim.
The large bust is less detailed and has 132 beads around the bust. The beads are almost touching the rim.
Let post the info and picture, now.
http://coinedformoney.blogspot.com/2007/12/1973-canadian-quarter.html
The value is about $0.25 for the small bust and $70.00 for the large in very-fine.
Thanks for that. Pretty sure they are all small bust...
ReplyDeleteFound among her change, my sister found a 1867 Canadian Penny with a rabbit on one side, she says it's in good condition, what's it worth?
ReplyDelete1867 Canadian Penny with a rabbit on one side
ReplyDeleteNo such coin exist.
In 1967 a Canadian cent has a bird on the back and the date 1867-1967.
In 1967 a Canadian Nickel has a rabbit on the back and the date 1867-1967.
Both are common and only a few cents above face value.
Hey i have 3 1953 canadian nickles and i was just wondering what the value would be of these and one has a bigger ridge around it and looks different than the other 2
ReplyDelete3 1953 canadian nickles
ReplyDeleteThere are 4 varieties.
The strap or shoulder folds are two parallel lines that look like a a strap on her shoulder. The coins with the strap also have flared "I"s meaning all the letter I look like I not a straight |.
A near leaf maple means the maple leaf above the beavers head is almost touching the teeth around the rim.
A far leaf has gap that is big enough to fit another tooth-rim/denticle.
Without strap and near leaf is the most valuable about $200.00.
With strap and far leaf is the second most valuable about $150.00.
The rest are just above face value.
I was looking for a nickel in my pocket change and found a quarter that had the edge of a nickel, not rimmed, just smooth. Its Canadian, dated 1974. I have never seen one like it, was there a known minting error?
ReplyDeleteThe edge does not appear to have been altered or ground down. Going to keep it regardless of value ... it looks like an overgrown nickel!
..the edge of a nickel, not rimmed, just smooth.Its Canadian, dated 1974.
ReplyDeleteNo edge reeding is an error that can easily be faked or worn down.
That said it may be a broadstrike error but you need an expert to look at it. Find a coin dealer and ask if it's real.
Personally I've never seen this error and U.S. smooth edged quarters rarely turn out to be real or worth a premium.
Sorry.
I have a Canadian quarter. Instead of having the date on the front it has it on the back. The date is 1952-2002 .There is also a p near the date. I read some of the posts and it looks like you really know your stuff. I wanted to know if the quarter had any value what so ever. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThe date is 1952-2002 .There is also a p near the date.
ReplyDeleteThese are normal and there are two versions.
The one with the Caribou on the back is worth more in MS-60 (mint state) is about $0.50.
The other has a large maple leaf.
Only near perfect ones are worth anything but if touched they are just face value. The P stands for Plated
(multi-ply-plated-steel).
wow that was fast, thanks. Also I would like to know if you know what a dime that is dated 1949 is worth?
ReplyDeletedime that is dated 1949
ReplyDeleteAbout $1.30 mostly for the silver value if close to mint state then about $1.75.
I just found this site searching for a the value of a dime. What is the value of a 1941 Canadian dime, and the value of an American dollar coin dated 1789-1797 with George Washington's face on it.
ReplyDelete1941 Canadian dime, and the value of an American dollar coin dated 1789-1797 with George Washington's face
ReplyDelete1941 Canada dime is about $1.30
US $1 coin 2007.
The date is on the edge.
About $1.00
Hi again, I was the one who asked you about the 1952-2002p quarter. I found the one with a maple leaf on it.How much is it worth?
ReplyDeleteOh yea, it is in pretty good shape.
ReplyDelete1952-2002p quarter. I found the one with a maple leaf on it.
ReplyDeleteThis is the one that is worth a little less in mint state about $0.35.
For anything less then mint state again it is just face value.
Oh thanks, um I have a Canadian quarter dated 1604-2004 I'm not sure if it is the right date or not. But I wanted to know if it was worth anything more than 25 cents. Thanks, you've been a great help!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCanadian quarter dated 1604-2004
ReplyDeleteThese are the First Settlement quarters and although the least made of 2004 they were overshadowed by the Poppy quarters.
First Settlements are worth about $0.50 in uncirculated mint state and only face value in lower grades.
Hello Sir,
ReplyDeleteI found a Canadian penny with a dove or some type of bird on it. I am not sure of the year but if you could please tell me the value I would be most thankful!
Canadian penny with a dove or some type of bird on it.
ReplyDeleteIt is a dove. The penny is from 1967 and it's celebrates Canada's 100th anniversary.
It is a common coin worth about $0.03 in good, mostly for the copper value.
Hi, again I found 4 coins could you please tell me the value.
ReplyDelete1 Canadian penny:1952-2002
1 Canadian penny: 1984
1 U.S.A penny: 1984
and 1 Canadian dime:1867-1967 it has a picture of some kind of fish.
Thanks!
1 Canadian penny:1952-2002
ReplyDeleteAbout $0.01
1 Canadian penny: 1984
About $0.01
1 U.S.A penny: 1984
About $0.01
1 Canadian dime:1867-1967 it has a picture of some kind of fish.
It's a mackerel there are two types a 80% silver and a 50% silver I can not tell the difference.
80% is about $1.10
50% is about $0.70
I'm assuming good circulated grade, which is low.
Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI recently found a 1953 quarter, and I was wondering if it had any value? It is in fine condition.
ReplyDelete1953 quarter, and I was wondering if it had any value? It is in fine condition.
ReplyDeleteAbout $3.35 mostly for the silver content.
hi i have a 2000 canadian nickel with a p under it in mint condition i suppose ne idea how much its worth i heard that on a tv show its worth 1,500 dollars is it true?
ReplyDeletethe tv show im talking about is the canadian antiques roadshow i guess im not very sure but my uncle saw it on tv i need help :P the p is under the queens head
ReplyDeleteI hope I'm posting a question in the right section. I don't know anything about coins but my grandpa who recently died had some boxes with coins saved and I've been on the internet trying to figure out anything I can find on them for the past four months. Let's see, I have a zillion questions but let me start with these...
ReplyDeleteIn a plastic baggie separated from all the rest he had a 1980 nickel with a hand written note taped to the nickel that says "defect in D Mint Mark" and another separated from the rest with a note taped to that one saying "1982P". I don't think that's a special year or anything so any clue why these two nickels were kept apart from all the other coins? Also, I think I have 2 pennies with errors in them. One is a 1913 Wheat back penny. On the front there's a circle shaped dip right where Lincoln's eyeball would be & the dip almost goes through the whole penny. When flipped over to the back, the place where it dips from the front has a raised circle bump covering part of the words "States" & "America". But here is the crazy part, the way it dips on the front and pushes through to the back is exactly duplicated on the backside of the penny. I mean there is another dip exactly like the one on the front of the penny, only this dip is on the back covering the letter N on the word "Cent". The round dips look the same but reversed on each side and are raised on the other side of the dips. I hope I explained this ok. The other one I had a question about was a 1980 penny that has a dark raised area behind Lincoln's head that looks like an extra coating of copper, it's just a bit darker than the rest of the penny & on the reverse side where it is raised from the front, the back has a slight dip like a very thin layer is missing from the exact same place the raised part is on the front. That's all I will ask for now. I hope it wasn't too much trouble. I seriously have a ton more questions. I will check back soon.
Thanks, Alison in California
2000 canadian nickel with a p under it in mint condition
ReplyDeleteIt is only worth about $1.50.
In a higher mint state (MS-65) it may go for about $15.00.
4,899,000 were made so they are common.
The one that that showed talked about was the 2000P quarter.
It was a testing sample and 3-5 were accidentally released. They are very rare and yes in mint state it's $1,500 while in MS-64 it sold in auction for $7,500.
1980 nickel with a hand written note taped to the nickel that says "defect in D Mint Mark" and another separated from the rest with a note taped to that one saying "1982P".
ReplyDeleteDefects are common but not worth much and the 1982P was hard to find in high grades so if collectors saw a good one they put it aside. Both coin type may be around $2.00 if they can be verified.
One is a 1913 Wheat back penny. On the front there's a circle shaped dip
Sounds like damage as if it was machine punched. No value.
1980 penny that has a dark raised area behind Lincoln's head
Again this sounds like damage but if it's a stock defect it still bring little to no extra value.
If there is a coin shop around your area you may want to ask there but I believe they were just odd coins that could not found in books, occasionally collectors out them aside in hopes they might be true errors.
hey i got this 1941 canadian pennie but its not like the rest on the back it says GEORGIVS VI D:G:REX ET IND:IMP:
ReplyDeleteand its a picture of king george
its in good shape but i just wanted to know if its worth anything? ty
1941 canadian pennie
ReplyDeleteAbout $0.10 in good.
Hi,I know nothing about coins and found some in grandmas things.These are Canadian. Here are the ones that seem more interesting.
ReplyDeleteDimes 1938 thru 1960
Dime 1918
2 smaller than dime coins:
5 cents canada 1918 with georgivsdeigra rexetind.imp: on front with some emporer looking person & crown with wreath on back.
next small coin 1894 ceylon and looks like some type of flower on back with cents and date on front victoria around top and queen on bottom with picture of queen in middle, coin seems thinner
1924 nickel with emporer person on front
2 large copper looking pennies
1936 one penny and lady centurion sitting on something on back front Georgivs v dei gra:brit:omn:Rex fid:def:ind:imp: with mans head Oh that should have been in all caps
1939 on back AUSTRALIA PENNY with Kangaroo in middle front GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX F:D:IND:IMP
1929,32,33 normal size penny with Georgis etc on front
all of these could be cleaned but I do not know what I should clean them with or if I should
Any help you can give would be greatly apprecciated.
Canadian Dimes 1938 thru 1960
ReplyDeleteDime 1918
About $1.07 each in very good.
5 cents canada 1918
About $1.75 each in very good.
1894 ceylon
About $1.50 each in very good.
1924 nickel with emporer person on front
What country?
1936 one penny
What country?
1939 on back AUSTRALIA PENNY
About $0.25
1929,32,33 normal size penny with Georgis etc on front
What country?
Generally coins should never be cleaned.
You mentionned that you didn't find any 50¢ canadian coins in your pocket change... and you probably won't ever find any, becaue fifty cents aren't circulating coins, they are only available in Collector's Sets...
ReplyDeleteMaybe many years ago they were available but I wasn't born then, and I'm 32...
I'm a Canadian collector from Quebec Province. Have quite a big collection that was given to my from my grand-father who got it from his own father... so it's a family heritage.
Very nice pre-1959 fifty are always worth a premium.
ReplyDeleteThere is always hope to find one in my change but it is slim.
Hi, great fantastic site.
ReplyDeleteI have a few coins, all Canadian, all in circulated shape unless marked:
1980 Silver Dollar (VG shape)
1983 Silver Dollar (VG shape)
1983 Quarter (have heard these are rare?)
1999 Quarter with a weird design on the front, date is marked as July 1999
1952-2002 50 cent piece, near mint
3 1964 nickels
1 1959 nickel
1 1945 nickel with a V on the back
1 1953 dime
Canadian, all in circulated shape unless marked:
ReplyDelete1980 Dollar (VG) about $1.00
1983 Dollar (VG) about $1.00
1983 Quarter about $0.75 not rare.
1999 Quarter July about $0.50
1952-2002 50 cent piece about $0.75
1964 nickels about $0.20 each
1959 nickel about $0.40
1945 nickel with a V about $1.00
1953 dime about $1.75
Just emptied my 'special coins' box to see what's in it. I'm from the Netherlands, so some of the coins I have are just normal for some but special to me. (I'd like to know the value in dollars)
ReplyDeleteCanada:
1940 Canadian 5 cents
1989 Canadian 1 cent
1996 Canadian 2 dollar
2001 Canadian 1 cent
Britain:
1971 1 penny
1974 1 penny
1988 2 pence
1992 1 penny
1992 10 pence
1997 10 pence
1998 1 penny
2000 1 penny
2001 1 penny
2001 2 pence
2002 ten pence
Netherlands (guldens):
1960 1 cent
1963 1 cent
1966 1 cent
1967 1 cent
1970 1 cent
1972 1 gulden
1974 10 cent
1978 1 gulden
1979 1 gulden
1989 25 cent
1990 5 gulden
Sweden:
2000 1 krona
2003 50 öre
2004 50 öre
2004 1 krona
2006 50 öre
2007 50 öre
Denmark:
1989 10 kroner
1995 1 krone
1999 10 kroner
Belgium:
1981 20 francs
Turkey:
2005 50 yeni kurus
Jamaica:
1996 1 Jamaican dollar
Spain:
1982 10 pesetas
Gibraltar:
2004 10 pence
Everyone should have a special coin box or jar. I assumed a good (G-4) or circulated condition. Of course a better condition raise the value but not by much for most of yours coins.
ReplyDeleteCanada:
1940 5 cents about $0.20
1989 1 cent about $0.01
1996 2 dollar about $2.00
2001 1 cent about $0.01
Britain:
1971 1 penny about $0.03
1974 1 penny about $0.03
1988 2 pence about $0.04
1992 1 penny about $0.01
1992 10 pence about $0.15
1997 10 pence about $0.15
1998 1 penny about $0.01
2000 1 penny about $0.01
2001 1 penny about $0.01
2001 2 pence about $0.02
2002 ten pence about $0.10
Netherlands (guldens):
1960 1 cent about $0.10
1963 1 cent about $0.10
1966 1 cent about $0.10
1967 1 cent about $0.10
1970 1 cent about $0.10
1972 1 gulden about $0.15
1974 10 cent about $0.02
1978 1 gulden about $0.15
1979 1 gulden about $0.15
1989 25 cent about $0.10
1990 5 gulden about $0.40
For Netherlands coins anything before 1970 generally is worth more after 1970 the price drops to less then face value.
Sweden:
2000 1 krona about $0.10
2003 50 öre about $0.05
2004 50 öre about $0.05
2004 1 krona about $0.20
2006 50 öre about $0.05
2007 50 öre about $0.05
Denmark:
1989 10 kroner about $0.50
1995 1 krone about $0.05
1999 10 kroner about $0.55
Belgium:
1981 20 francs about $0.10
Turkey:
2005 50 yeni kurus about $0.15
Jamaica:
1996 1 Jamaican dollar about $0.10
Spain:
1982 10 pesetas??? no such coin because they started the 10 peseta in 1983
Gibraltar:
2004 10 pence about $0.15
Thank you very much. I´ll take another look at that 10 pesetas coin. That´s a coin that´s in a very bad shape so I probably misread the year.
ReplyDeleteThanks again!
Hey, me again. Sorry to bother you again.
ReplyDeleteThe 10 pesetas coin I mentioned earlier really does say 1982.
In fact, it says 'Cien pesetas', with 'cien' and 'pesetas' divided by the coat of arms of Spain, on one side and on the other side is the head of king Juan Carlos the first, with the words 'juan carlos I rey de espana' around it and then there it is, 1982.
Maybe they already made 10 pesetas coins in 1982 but introduced them in 1983, like you can also find euros that have '1999' on it while they were introduced in 2002. I don't know, you're the coins expert here, but I guess it's a possibility...
Last time I'm going to bother you, but now I need to apologize and say I was wrong.
ReplyDeleteOr that I need to brush up on my Spanish.
Cien is of course 100, not 10. I forgot, because the dutch word for 10 is 'tien' and 'cien' looks so much like it. But then again, I should've looked at the french 'cent' and the latin 'centum' and then I'd have realised it was 100. My mistake! Sorry...
Cien is of course 100, not 10.
ReplyDeleteCien does indeed mean one hundred , yo hablo Español. No problem with the mix-up it happens.
So 100 Pesetas form 1982 is about $0.75
do 2002 & 1967 regular canadian pennies exist? i havent found any yet, and am hoping to know if my collection is only missing unexisting pennies.help!
ReplyDelete2002 & 1967 regular canadian pennies exist?
ReplyDelete1967 was a commemorative year and the circulating issue has the year 1867-1967 with a bird. I have found a bunch in my change so there out there.
The same is true for 2002 it's dated 1952-2002. There are two varieties one with a P on the front and one without.
1967 does not have the maple leaf reverse.
2002 does have the maple leaf but the date is on the front.
I found a 1904 Republique Francaise 25 centimes coin, does this hold any value?
ReplyDelete1904 Republique Francaise 25 centimes coin
ReplyDeleteAbout $0.25 in fine.
HEY!
ReplyDeleteI'll make this shrot:
I have coins that I'm not sure about.... help!
1. 2 canadian (voyageur) 1980 silver dollars
2. 1 american silver dollar (called "SILVER SUSAN".... Says LIBERTY with her face to the side, stars aroun, eagle on/near moon, small earth in background) 1979
3.OCTAGONAL 1961 canadian silver dollar (VERY YOUNG queren eliz.2nd)
4. 2 "year of vontunteers" canadian dimes (2001)
5. 7 ABRAHAM american pennies.... 1983,1994,1966,1984,1980,1981,1974
6. 1 1945-2005 CANADIAN NICKEL.... has a "V" in back ground, torchy-thng n front of it... says CANADA then on bottom CENTS with 2 leaves beside it. ELDER ELIZ. 2ND ON OTHA SIDE (looks new...duh)
7. canadian penny (1867-1967) birdie on side with date, YOUNG eliza.2nd on other side.
8.1963 PLAIN penny (canadian) YOUNG eliz on back.
9. canadian 1946 ORDINARY PENNY MAN ON BACK... SAYS GEOGIVS D:G: REX ET IND:IMP:
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ReplyDeleteI have a coin collection going on. I have some nickels, quarters, pennies, dimes ALL ranging from 1940 (latest and I don't have manY) to like... 1986.
But I some I'm NOT quite certain about... (9 "catagories")
1.I have 2 canadian "voyageur" silver dollars (1980)
2.A silver americian dollar. People call it "silver susan" from 1979... I beleive the eagle in on a branch on the moon, because i see a small earth in the back ground.
3.A 1945-2005 canadian dime. Has a "V"with a torch in front of it (on the front) and an elderly elizabeth 2nd on the back (D.G. REGINA ALSO WRITEN
4.2 "year of volunteers" canadian dimes (2001)
5. 1 (1946) canadian penny. Writen on back (along with man head) : GEORGIVS VI D: G: REX ET UND: IMP:
6.A (canadian) 1867-1967 penny A bird is flying... upwards? on the front, and young elizabeth 2nd on back.
7. An OCTAGONAL (not jking!) canadian nickel (1961) says on back (with a young elizabeth 2nd, wth a BAND? wrapped around her head) : ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA REGINA
8. 2 LIGHT copper-ie AMERICAN (all are american + LINCOLN)Pennies a 1963 + 1994
1 darkish-still light copper-ie 1974 (lincoln) penny
3 DARK 1966,1984,1980 pennies
OH AND 1981 + 1974
9. 2 american dimes WITH A TORCH AND 2 PLANTS ON BACK, BIG HEAD ON FRONT (1998 + 1994)
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canadian "voyageur" silver dollars (1980)
ReplyDeleteAbout $1.00 they're not silver.
"silver susan" from 1979
About $1.00 again not silver.
1945-2005 canadian dime. Has a "V"with a torch in front of it
No such thing it's a nickel about $4.50.
"year of volunteers" canadian dimes (2001)
About $0.20
(1946) canadian penny
About $0.10
1867-1967 penny
About $0.03
canadian nickel (1961)
About $0.03
LINCOLN Pennies
1963 about $0.03
1994 about $0.01
1974 about $0.03
1966 about $0.03
1984 about $0.01
1980 about $0.03
1981 about $0.03
1974 about $0.03
american dimes
1998 about $0.10
1994 about $0.10
1961 canadian silver dollar
About $10.00
1963 PLAIN penny (canadian)
About $0.03
Hi...I know you have posted on this one before but I have a 1944 Canadian V Nickle. I am not sure if it is steel chrome or tombac. I am not sure how to tell but I know the rare tombac ones are worth a fortune. It appears to have a brassy wear/look under the shiny blue grey. What do you think?
ReplyDelete1944 Canadian V Nickle. I am not sure if it is steel chrome or tombac. I am not sure how to tell but I know the rare tombac ones are worth a fortune. It appears to have a brassy wear/look under the shiny blue grey.
ReplyDeleteOnly one tombac 1944 nickel was ever found the rest were melted.
If yours sticks to a magnet it is the steel version. The edge is left unplated and that is pure steel.
On error variety lacked chromium and is just gray in color it is worth more.
The blue-gray color is normal when chromium was added. Yours looks blue so it's the normal coin.
hi!
ReplyDeletetoday when i went through timmy's i was given a 1903 Canadian quarter in my change. can u tell me how much it would be worth?
thanks.. Jamie
1903 Canadian quarter
ReplyDeleteAbout $15.00 in very-good.
i have a 1929 king george the v canadien penny it.s said to be worth 1 canadien dollar but i,d like to know how much it,s worth for real in canadien or u.s dollars
ReplyDelete1929 king george the v canadien penny it.s said to be worth 1 canadien dollar but i,d like to know how much it,s worth for real in canadien or u.s dollars
ReplyDeleteWell as for exchange rate it is about $0.23 US Dollars.
Silver value is about $1.90 US Dollars.
In collectors value assuming it is in very-good condition it's about $3.00.
Silver value is the most important because it changes with the economy and it is 80% silver.
hello have 1962 and 58 canadian nickel with 12 sides to both and the young elizabeth please help me to find a price ,ty
ReplyDeletecanadian nickel
ReplyDelete1962 about $0.05
1958 about $0.10
Hey not sure if its worth anything but iv never seen one its a 1988 penny but its a gold color i looked online about special pennies that were also gold but they said the oz that was put in this doesn't Not sure what it could be its in pretty good condition got it from a timmmies?
ReplyDeleteAndy idea
1988 penny but its a gold color
ReplyDeleteIt is done by outside companies and has no numismatic value. What ever gold is on the coin is too small to bring any other value.
They sell for $2.95 on QVC.
Hi, I have a 1993 quarter with no serated edges and a 1968 nikel with a queen that has no shoulder strap. And a nikel with no leafs.
ReplyDeleteI vaguely remember some news story about a certain 1969 Canadian dime that was worth lots of money - it think it might have been something to do with the size of the date.
ReplyDeleteIs this true? What are the features of this dime that make it valuable?
1993 quarter with no serated edges
ReplyDeleteSounds like damage, no extra value.
1968 nikel with a queen that has no shoulder strap
About $0.05
1969 Canadian dime that was worth lots of money
ReplyDeleteYes the large date variety is worth about $10,000.00 in very-fine graded.
Only 20 were known to exist.
The best way I can describe it is that in the small date the curve from the 9 and 6 goes only half way.
In the large date the curve on the 9 and 6 goes around and makes a half-circle.
Just look at the 9 and 6 from before 1968 and that is the large date.
After 1970 it was all small date.
This was a transitional coin which is why it's valuable.
I have a millennium coin from 1999, wich doesn't match with the set I found online. It is quater size but doesn't say 25 cents. One side it has a large maple leaf with several smaller ones arching the top. The opposite side is a repeated pattern or small maple leafs with an m under each and 1999 in the centre.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen one before and am quite curious about it.
Thanks
millennium coin from 1999, wich doesn't match with the set I found online. It is quater size but doesn't say 25 cents. One side it has a large maple leaf with several smaller ones arching the top. The opposite side is a repeated pattern or small maple leafs with an m under each and 1999 in the centre.
ReplyDeleteThis is a Souvenir Medallion with an official value of 25 cents. This one commemorates the Royal Canadian Mint and was sold in sets along with special nickels, I think they're 0.925 silver. It was the third quarter not to have a value stamped on it.
They average about $10.00
All canadian unless stated otherwise:
ReplyDeleteA complete set of 10 millennium quarters still in case.
A 1982 nickle with a 10 on the front in the middle of some swirls.
A 1944 cent with "GeorgIVS" on the back
A US cent 1959 and 1958 with a whole in it,
A US cent 1944.
Thanks in advance!
A complete set of 10 millennium quarters still in case.
ReplyDeleteAbout $15.00
A 1982 nickle with a 10 on the front in the middle of some swirls.
I have no idea I would need more details.
A 1944 cent with "GeorgIVS" on the back
About $0.05
US cent
1959 about $0.02
1958 hole in it, no value
1944 about $0.03
I also just found a 1936 canadian 1cent.
ReplyDeleteValue of that?
And where are you finding your info?
My 1936 Penny:
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My weird 1982 nickle with the 10 on it:
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1936 Canadian cent is about $0.15.
ReplyDeleteThe values come from books I own, trend magazines, auctions and eBay sales. I use to visit coin shops but no longer so I can only see what they offer by going to coin forums where other collectors share values.
Your other coin is 10 cents from the Cayman Islands it is also about $0.15.
Thank you man!
ReplyDeleteReally helped, Im sad that my coins are not worth more (I just dumped out a bottle of change that weighed about 40lbs. and the coins in it hadn't been touched since 1981) but I am glad to know what they are worth.
Do you have any recommendations for Canadian coins that I should save? Like loonies and toonies? Will my 1936 penny be worth any more some day? My Millennium quarters? SHould I sell my Alberta centennial coin from 2005 that is worth (i think) about $35 now, or will it go up?
Please give some advice!
For Canadian coins because of there high quality will always go up in value. Just very slow. As more people have them graded the coins that are not graded will stay the same.
ReplyDeleteMost coins before 1969 are worth saving because of the metal content. Some nice varieties for 1955, 1954 exist.
The 1991 quarter also has a small premium. Of course all the special collectors coin have a premium but there are so many that it's recommended if you want to collect to get the Charlton Canadian Coin book.
I have plastic baggies of 1960's nickles, a baggie of 1968 and a larger baggie of 1969 quarters, a baggie of provincial quarters, and a baggie of 1960's dimes, both Canadian and U.S. I also have a bag of quarters with Mounties on them. Are any of these treasures worth anything more than their face value?
ReplyDelete1960's nickles, a baggie of 1968 and a larger baggie of 1969 quarters, a baggie of provincial quarters, and a baggie of 1960's dimes, both Canadian and U.S. I also have a bag of quarters with Mounties on them.
ReplyDeleteMost of the U.S. coins are just face value. Quarters before 1965 are silver and worth $1.70.
For Canada the 1968 quarters are about $0.90 each and the 1969 are just face value.
Except for varieties in 1964 and 1965 the nickels are just face.
Dimes average $0.56.
I have a new one for you:
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It doesn't have any country on it and stuff, just says "new penny".
Also, how much is a canadian penny from 2000 in perfect condition worth?
Actually, I just did a google image search on "wheat pennies", it turns out that I have a few.
ReplyDeleteI actually mentioned them in a previous post of mine, but didn't know they were wheat.
I have one from:
1956,
1944,
1958 (but has a hole drilled in it lol)
and 1953 (but also has same kind of hole in top).
It doesn't have any country on it and stuff, just says "new penny".
ReplyDeleteFirst let me say, great pictures you hold the coin like a pro.
It's from Great Britain 1971 the first of their pennies after switch to the decimal system, it's about $0.03.
canadian penny from 2000 in perfect condition
About $0.15.
Wheat Cents
1956 about $0.02
1944 about $0.03
1958 (but has a hole drilled in it lol) no value
and 1953 (but also has same kind of hole in top) no value
Hi
ReplyDeleteI have Canadian coins:
- 1998 quarter, non magnetic, square edges
- 2006 bravery quarter, has round circular impression pressed in bravery side about 2mm from edge
- 2005 alberta 100 year anniversary with a P
- 2002 quarter with people holding a leaf and the reverse has 1952-2002 with a P
- 2002 quarter caribou on other side 1952-2002 with a P
- 1934 penny good shape
- 2005 veterns quarter with a P
- 2002 - 1952 50 cent with P
- 2006 breast cancer quarter with P
- 2004 1604-2004 ship quarter with a P
- 2005 nickel with 1945-2005, an earlier post you state $4.50...is this true...i have 8
- 2001 volunteer dime with faces on it
- 2005 saskatchewan quarter with P
- 1962 nickel
- 1969 quarter
- 1967 nickel with hare on it
- 2006 quarter with P
- 2006 dime with defect over the year
thanks, love the site
Canadian coins:
ReplyDelete- 1998 quarter, non magnetic, square edges
Never heard of a square edge quarter.
- 2006 bravery quarter, has round circular impression pressed in bravery side about 2mm from edge
Sounds like damage about $0.25.
- 2005 alberta 100 year anniversary with a P
About $0.25
- 2002 quarter with people holding a leaf and the reverse has 1952-2002 with a P
About $0.25
- 2002 quarter caribou on other side 1952-2002 with a P
About $0.25
1934 penny good shape
About $0.20
2005 veterns quarter with a P
About $0.25
2002 - 1952 50 cent with P
About $0.50
2006 breast cancer quarter with P
About $0.25
2004 1604-2004 ship quarter with a P
About $0.25
2005 nickel with 1945-2005, an earlier post you state $4.50...is this true...i have 8
If square edges it's about $4.50
if round then just about $0.05
2001 volunteer dime with faces on it
About $0.10
2005 saskatchewan quarter with P
About $0.25
1962 nickel
About $0.05
1969 quarter
About $0.25
1967 nickel with hare on it
About $0.05
2006 quarter with P
About $0.25
2006 dime with defect over the year
What type of defect?
hi thanks for the reply so fast...
ReplyDelete- the 1998 quarter i believe is from an uncirculated set and is made of silver, the edge is not smooth like normal quarters
- the dime has a raised mark from the last A in CANADA down thru the 6 in 2006
- just found a new 2008 loonie with a raised dot above the loons head the dot is about the size of one of the zeros
i'll try to upload pics
thanks