Featured Question from Kristie...
I Have 36 RCMP Centennial coins.
I 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!
Good question and I assumed it was a 1973 quarter from Canada as this is the only RCMP I know that had this variety. This happened because a new obverse design was introduced in 1973 but some of that year's coins were already made in late 1972 using the old design. Less than 10,000 are thought to exist.
Click on the image for a close-up comparison of my small bust in between the two varieties.Middle-Click to open in a new window/new tab.
Here was my response..
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 Bust 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.
Here's the stats for each variety...
Type / Country: 25 Cents / Canada
Variety: LB=Large Bust=132 Beads
Year: 1973
Mintage: Less than 10,000
Metal: 100% Nickel
Value: $100.00 in VF-20
Type / Country: 25 Cents / Canada
Variety: SB=Small Bust=120 Beads
Year: 1973
Mintage: 135,958,589 including above
Metal: 100% Nickel
Value: $0.25 in VF-20
Of course the higher the grade the more it will be worth.
If you have the patience you can count the beads which is the best way to do it.
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.
I have a $1 bill, series 1988A, serial C76527986A, with the Treasury Dept seal on the front offset to the left by about a quarter of an inch, so instead of being centered on the large "ONE", it's just printed over the "ON" part. Is this worth anything?
ReplyDelete$1 bill, series 1988A, serial C76527986A
ReplyDeleteThis is a minor shift and would add about $15.00 to your bill.
More interesting is you may have an experimental web-fed press note.
On the reverse there is a number if it is next to the right if the word TRUST you have this special note.
If the reverse number is on right but at the bottom then it is normal.
In crisp-uncirculated it is about $25.00
Add the minor shift and it is about
$40.00.
Hope it's a Web Note. Good luck.
In fact, it does have a small number 2 on the back to the right of the word TRUST, and no number in the lower right corner. Thanks for the info!
ReplyDeleteWeb notes are very popular among collectors.
ReplyDeleteKnown as Web-Fed Press printings they started in 1992, the 1988A was actually 1992. Instead of printing sheets of notes the government experimented with printing a giant continuous roll. Many notes came out in poor quality and mechanical issues started so the experiment was shut down.
Your bill was made in September of 1992.
Canadian Quarters are so cool, I like them alot and they are one of the most popular canadian coins right now.
ReplyDeleteI have a little story to tell about this Canadian quarter...
ReplyDeleteMy great-grand-father used to collect Canadian money. So did my grand-pa... I remeber being just a little kid and seeing my grand-pa sort and protect his coins a couple times a week...
I lived with my grand-parents, and for as long as I remember, we had some kind of big wooden frame, covered with a tick glass.. In it was little compartments of seeds, candy, pictures and one that had coins...
Of course, the 1973 25¢ was in there... And when I started collection myself, I noticed that this coin could possibly be the rare one...
Both my great-grand-father and grand-father died many years ago. And last year, my grand-mother sold her house... I took back the frame, in hopes of opening it and finding out which quarter it could be...
... opened it today.
Great story, my father also collected and I know how great it is to have memories attached to certain coins.
ReplyDeleteThe coin you describe is the 1973 Large Bust which has a larger bust, more denticles, and less then 10,000 were made.
In MS-60, which is just mint state, it's about $500.00. Higher grades of course means higher values.
I have two 1973 $20 canadian bill. Are they worth anything?
ReplyDelete1973 $20 canadian bill just $20.00
ReplyDeletevalue of a 1949 canada quarter.
ReplyDelete1949 Canada quarter about $2.80
ReplyDeletevalue 1970 something quarter moose no facial features
ReplyDelete1970 something quarter moose no facial features
ReplyDeleteAll 1970s Canadian quarters are just face value.
i think i have a 1973 quater that is silver. is this possible? this is the rcmp one.
ReplyDelete1973 quater that is silver. is this possible? this is the rcmp one
ReplyDeleteAs far as I know they are all nickel, check with a magnet to make sure.
hi i have a canadian silver dollar the year is 1939 what do you think it;s worth?
ReplyDeletehi i have 64 canadian silver dollars ranging from 1940 to 1967 what do you think this could be worth?
ReplyDeletecanadian silver dollar the year is 1939 about $13.00
ReplyDeletecanadian silver dollars ranging from 1940 to 1967
ReplyDeleteAbout $13.00 each except for 1948 at $500.00
Hello, I have a 1907 Canadian 50 cent piece. The side with the date and value are quite clear but the side with king Edward is worn to the point where you can see the sillouet but not so much the facial features. Would this coin have any value?
ReplyDelete1907 Canadian 50 cent piece. The side with the date and value are quite clear but the side with king Edward is worn to the point where you can see the sillouet but not so much the facial features.
ReplyDeleteAbout $7.00
hi i have a canadian silver dollar 1946 what do you think its worth?
ReplyDeletecanadian silver dollar 1946 about $15.00
ReplyDeletei have a fifty dollar bill 1954 pretty good condtion what do you think that would be worth?
ReplyDeleteAssuming Canadian
ReplyDeletefifty dollar bill 1954 pretty good condtion just $50.00
Hi I Have a war metal king george on one side man riding horse on other year 1914 to 1918 what is it worth?
ReplyDeletewar metal king george on one side man riding horse on other year 1914 to 1918
ReplyDeleteIf you mean Medal than about $35.00 in fine
hi i have a 1947 penny, what do you think its worth?
ReplyDelete1947 penny assuming Canadian about $0.10
ReplyDeleteWhat is the value of my silver dollar Canada 1867-1967
ReplyDeleteI have a Canadian 1939 fifty dollar bill. What is its value today?
ReplyDeletesilver dollar Canada 1867-1967 about $13.50
ReplyDeleteCanadian 1939 fifty dollar bill about $65.00 but it should be 1937
ReplyDeleteHi I have a coin that is from 1873 with alexander mackenzie on it. I want to find out how much it is worth please contact me with imformation at oliviad@live.ca
ReplyDeletecoin that is from 1873 with alexander mackenzie
ReplyDeleteShell gas station medal from the 60s-70s about $1.00 in uncirculated.
How much is a 1992 Canadian quarter worth?
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDelete1992 Canadian quarter just $0.25
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeleteHey.
I have a penny that has the outer ridge on it .
ReplyDeleteThe rest of the penny is blank on both sides . I got it in a role of pennies about 20 years ago . Is it worth anything , as I have never seen another black coin like it .
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ReplyDeleteI have a penny that has the outer ridge on it .
ReplyDeleteThe rest of the penny is blank on both sides
Type II planchet error about $3.50
hi i have a fifty dollar bill and a twenty dollar bill both the year 1954 are they worth more than there value?
ReplyDeletefifty dollar bill and a twenty dollar bill both the year 1954
ReplyDeleteAssuming Canadian in circulated condition they are just face value.
Hi - I have a small "pile" of nickels in good but circulated condition. Could you give me an approximate idea of value.
ReplyDelete1 x 1922, 1 x 1929, 5 x 1931, 4 x 1934, 2 x 1936, 6 x 1942, 10 x 1943. Thanks.
Assuming Canadians...
ReplyDeletenickels in good but circulated condition.
1922 about $0.35 each
1929 about $0.35 each
1931 about $0.35 each
1934 about $0.35 each
1936 about $0.35 each
1942 about $0.20 each
1943 about $0.20 each
Thanks so much for the nickel valuing. I guess I can get the $ signs out of my eyes now!
ReplyDeleteHi - I have a 1974 Cdn penny uncirculated but with a bit of tarnish, approx 3% off-centre;
ReplyDelete1965 Cdn penny uncirc, 5% off-centre;
1970 Cdn penny EF with a clip that goes well past the beads;
1974 cdn penny with a double clip - 1 clip down to the '1' of the 'cent' & another going thru the beads at the tip of the large maple leaf;
$1 Cdn 1964 Charlottetown, Quebec with no 'dot' between the 'ts';
Cdn 50 cent piece 1946 VF+.
I know this is a lot and will really appreciate your values on them. Thanks very much - Marg (I'm the one with the pile of nickels)
1974 Cdn penny uncirculated but with a bit of tarnish, approx 3% off-centre;
ReplyDeleteAbout $0.10 the off-center may actually lower value.
1965 Cdn penny uncirc, 5% off-centre;
About $0.10 the off-center may actually lower value.
1970 Cdn penny EF with a clip that goes well past the beads;
About $3.00
1974 cdn penny with a double clip - 1 clip down to the '1' of the 'cent' & another going thru the beads at the tip of the large maple leaf;
About $15.00
$1 Cdn 1964 Charlottetown, Quebec with no 'dot' between the 'ts';
About $18.00 minor struck through grease error
Cdn 50 cent piece 1946 VF+.
About $8.00
Hi - Could you pls tell me what you think a 1907 Canadian 5 cent coin would be worth. It is in VG/F condition. Thanks. Marg
ReplyDelete1907 Canadian 5 cent coin would be worth. It is in VG/F condition
ReplyDeleteAbout $2.60
I have $80.00 (face value) of Mountie quarters. I am not a collector and am needing some extra money. Is there a market for these or should I just cash them in at the bank?
ReplyDeleteAs far as I can tell they are the small bust variety and of various quality.
ReplyDelete$80.00 (face value) of Mountie quarters. I am not a collector and am needing some extra money. Is there a market for these or should I just cash them in at the bank?...small bust variety and of various quality.
ReplyDeleteUnless you're an eBay genius then just take them to the bank.
Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi - I have a 1944 Canadian steel nickel that has been struck off centre, maybe 2%. It is in AU condition. Is it worth any more than the World Coins Catalog says - $7? Thanks...Marg
ReplyDelete1944 Canadian steel nickel that has been struck off centre, maybe 2%. It is in AU condition.
ReplyDeleteFrom current market values it's about $2.00 the Off-Center is so minor that it may lower the value.
This is all Canadian:
ReplyDelete1969 5 cent
25 cent:
-1973
-1972
-1971
-1970
-1969
-1968 (2)
-1965
Thanks
Canadian:
ReplyDelete1969 5 cent about $0.05
25 cent:
-1973 about $0.25
-1972 about $0.25
-1971 about $0.25
-1970 about $0.25
-1969 about $0.25
-1968 about $3.25
-1965 about $5.00
Is there a difference in value between the 1973 and 1974 nickel? If yes, why?
ReplyDeleteIs there a difference in value between the 1973 and 1974 nickel?
ReplyDeleteAssuming from Canada in low grades there is no difference.
Only in very high grade (near perfect) is 1974 worth slightly more. This is because although more 1974 were issued less were found to be graded perfect.
I just found a stack of 20 1973 RCMP Centennial Quarters, a gift from my Mother in 1973. 19 of them appear to be the "Large Bust" version. 1) Is there an easier way to tell than counting beads? My eyes are not that good! 2) They are in "Good" but circulated condition, how is the value holding up?
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Twoeleven
1973 RCMP Centennial Quarters, a gift from my Mother in 1973. 19 of them appear to be the "Large Bust" version.
ReplyDelete1) Is there an easier way to tell than counting beads? My eyes are not that good!
Look at the above image notice the gap between the beads and the rim. Also small bust is more detailed.
If that is still not apparent try to take picture of the coins and using photo-software to blow-up the image and count away, (very tedious work).
2) They are in "Good" but circulated condition, how is the value holding up?
It has been going down, single sales have it at $85.00 in VF.
I have not adjusted the post above because there are too few sales to see a trend. It may be more of them are being graded at a higher level.
Oh in good (G-4) they are under $20.00. But I most circulated finds are at least fine or better.
ReplyDeletei have a 1919 Canadian nickel in almost perfect condition and a 1891 nickel in fairly worn shape. What do you think there worth?
ReplyDelete1919 Canadian nickel in almost perfect condition
ReplyDeleteabout $160.00 assuming MS-65.
1891 nickel in fairly worn shape about $3.00
hey, i have a couple of coins that i would like to know the value of, i have a 1969 50 cent canadian coin, perfect condition definitely uncirulated, i have a 1956- 1981 silver dollar, uncirulated, i have a 1873-1973 Prince edward island silver dollar, uncirculated. i have MANY more i have at least 50 special coins, which i will value in due time, but this will do for now
ReplyDelete1969 50 cent canadian coin, perfect condition definitely uncirulated
ReplyDeleteAbout $1.00
1956- 1981 silver dollar, uncirulated
???? Did you mean 1956 & 1981 or a commemorative 1956-1981, can you describe the design?
1873-1973 Prince edward island silver dolla
About $1.00
commemorative 1956-1981
ReplyDeletecommemorative 1956-1981
ReplyDeleteNot listed.
Is there a train on the coin?
commemorative 1956-1981
ReplyDeleteNot listed.
Is there a train on the coin?
yes
About $20.00
I have A 1921 morgan S. and I have A 1922 peace silver dollars could you please tell me if they are worth any thing or what they are worth just for the silver thank you.
ReplyDeletesilver dollars
ReplyDelete1921 morgan S about $30.00
1922 peace about $30.00
Just silver value.
All canada 1963 quarter A 1932 penny A 1942 A 1987 A 1939 A 1932 A 1940 A 1952 A 1943 A 1948 All canada pennys in good cond.are they worth any thing. thank you.
ReplyDeleteI have A states quarter new york 2001 s ment. is it worth any thing thank you
ReplyDeleteI have 3 coins Ineed to check on to see what the value of them are. Even if it is for the silver value. I have a 1922D Peace dollar. A 1924 Peace dollar. I also have a 1972S Eisenhower dollar with no copper. Thank You
ReplyDeleteAll canada
ReplyDelete1963 quarter about $6.00
penny
1932 about $0.15
1942 about $0.10
1987 about $0.05
1939 about $0.10
1940 about $0.10
1952 about $0.05
1943 about $0.10
1948 about $0.07
All canada pennys in good cond
states quarter new york 2001 s about $2.00
ReplyDelete1922D Peace dollar about $30.00
ReplyDelete1924 Peace dollar about $30.00
1972S Eisenhower dollar with no copper about $12.00
I have a 1935 Canadian $1 silver dollar in EF condition and a 1891 Canadian 5 cent coin in EF what are they worth
ReplyDelete1935 Canadian $1 silver dollar in EF about $40.00
ReplyDelete1891 Canadian 5 cent coin in EF about $60.00
Hello, I have a brass-ish colored coin, still in a sealed wrapper...each corner of the sealed wrapper matches the inside of this coin....what is it worth today?
ReplyDeletehttp://0.tqn.com/w/experts/Coin-Collecting-2297/2010/01/X_39.jpg
brass-ish colored coin, still in a sealed wrapper...each corner of the sealed wrapper matches the inside of this coin
ReplyDeleteCanada Confederation Medal 1967 it's about $1.00
hello, here is a list of what i have...
ReplyDelete1959 canadian dollar
1979 canadian dollar
1962 canadian dollar
1867-1967 canadian dollar
1871-1971 canadian dollar
1858-1958 canadian dollar
1873-1973 canadian quarter
1969 canadian half dollar
1867-1967 canadian quarter
1919 canadian quarter
1977 elizabeth II dg reg fd
1776-1976 american dollar (d)
1983 american half dollar (p?)
1966 american half dollar
1922 american dollar (s)
1965 american dime
i just started collecting so your help would be appreciated.
1959 canadian dollar about $24.00
ReplyDelete1979 canadian dollar about $1.00
1962 canadian dollar about $24.00
1867-1967 canadian dollar about $24.00
1871-1971 canadian dollar about $1.00 if not silver
1858-1958 canadian dollar about $24.00
1873-1973 canadian quarter about $0.25
1969 canadian half dollar about $0.50
1867-1967 canadian quarter about $6.00
1919 canadian quarter about $6.00
1977 elizabeth II dg reg fd???What denomination? what country?
1776-1976 american dollar (d) about $1.00
1983 american half dollar (p?) about $0.50
1966 american half dollar about $6.00
1922 american dollar (s) about $30.00
1965 american dime about $0.10
not sure but it looks exactly like this
ReplyDeletehttp://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=http://www.londonmintoffice.org/frontend/mediabank/14914/ECOM-image_l.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.londonmintoffice.org/british-coins/queen-elizabeth-ii-1977-silver-jubilee-crown/%3Fopen%3D26%26cat_id%3D26&usg=__WyULoxUE77FpEa4EP6o4Zpbs_28=&h=234&w=391&sz=39&hl=en&start=0&zoom=1&tbnid=WnbN2zheRP7qDM:&tbnh=161&tbnw=269&ei=MZzQTY3sBoTOiAKinbyXBg&prev=/search%3Fq%3D1977%2Belizabeth%2BII%2Bdg%2Breg%2Bfd%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN%26biw%3D1276%26bih%3D652%26tbm%3Disch0%2C42&um=1&itbs=1&iact=hc&vpx=343&vpy=352&dur=94&hovh=174&hovw=290&tx=142&ty=142&page=1&ndsp=15&ved=1t:429,r:11,s:0&biw=1276&bih=652
not sure but it looks exactly like this...
ReplyDeleteBritish 25 New Pence about $30.00 if silver or about $0.50 if copper-nickel.
Hi I HAVE A COIN IT'S A 1867-1967 CONFEDERATION CION IS IT WORTH ANYTHING?
ReplyDeleteA COIN IT'S A 1867-1967 CONFEDERATION
ReplyDeleteWhat denomination?
has a crest and says canada on buttom
ReplyDeletehas a crest and says canada...1867-1967
ReplyDeleteUnderstood but what denomination? 25 cents? 1 cent? 1 dollar?
I have a 25 cent 1973 that have stamp on 1 side REGGI. Does someone ever saw that on a coin or know something about this.
ReplyDeleteThanks you and hope someone can answer me
25 cent 1973 that have stamp on 1 side REGGI.
ReplyDeleteSorry I don't understand. Try and get a good picture of both sides and use a free photo site like imageshack to share the link.
I have some old nickel and silver coins in good shape. Any idea where can I sell them other than ebay?
ReplyDeleteold nickel and silver coins in good shape. Any idea where can I sell them other than ebay?
ReplyDeleteUnless they are rare you sell them at coin dealers for 15% less than metal value.
Maybe try a coin forum and sell them privately.
Or just sell the silver at a pawn/jewelery/metal shop and hope for the current value.
1954 $100.00 dollar bill canadian what is value
ReplyDelete1954 $100.00 dollar bill canadian just $100.00 in fine
ReplyDeletethere is a coin between the large bust and small bust. my coin looks like that one, what is the one in the middle?
ReplyDeletethere is a coin between the large bust and small bust. my coin looks like that one, what is the one in the middle?
ReplyDeleteSmall bust.
ok thank you! also i have a 2009 dollar and on the elizebeth side she has something under her that the other normal dollars dont have.
ReplyDeleteand i have a 1952 2002 coin that has a maple leaf and tenticals grabing people and little people on the bottom with their hands up?
ReplyDelete2009 dollar and on the elizebeth side she has something under her that the other normal dollars
ReplyDeleteThat is the Maple Leaf or Royal Canadian Mint logo it was added to most coins in 2006 and all coins after 2009.
1952 2002 coin that has a maple leaf and tenticals grabing people and little people on the bottom with their hands up?
ReplyDeleteSounds like a funny fake, I would love to see it can you post a picture somewhere and link it here.
No extra value.
ok here is the link, the picture is on the bottom of the page.
ReplyDeletehttp://members.shaw.ca/kcic1/coins3.html
also what does circulated and uncirculated mean im 13 and i just for fun check change and keep coins that look different.
1952 2002 coin that has a maple leaf and tenticals grabing people and little people on the bottom with their hands up?...the picture is on the bottom of the page.
ReplyDeleteThose are not tentacles they are streamers like the one used at parties. It was for Celebrate Canada Day it's just $0.25.
circulated means it has been circulating in your change and has typical scratches, spots, and dirt
uncirculated means it was never circulated and has no problems, scratches, or dirt.
hi, I have a 1971 canadian quarter and the coin seems to be a large bust one. It has the little dots close to the rim and not to much detail on the hair and it looks exactly like the one you have on the top pf your page. Also the moose on the other side looks different the snout is a bit wider and it doesnt have a pupil where the eyeball is.
ReplyDelete1971 canadian quarter and the coin seems to be a large bust one
ReplyDeleteYes all 1972 and older Canada quarters were large busts, no extra value.
In 1973 they switched to smaller bust and that is why 1973 has 2 varieties.
I have a 1967 quarter that has a animal on it.. It looks like it's in silver. How Much is it worth?
ReplyDeleteHey -
ReplyDeleteWhat is the most valuable Canadian Quarter?
crig
What is the most valuable Canadian Quarter?
ReplyDeleteNon-error/non-variety is 1875 and 2000P
Variety is 1906 small crown.
I have a Canadian uncirculated gold coin. On the front it says, "Fair Island of the Sea." The back says, "Prince Edward Island - Centennial of Confederation." Years 1873 to 1973... how much is this worth?
ReplyDeleteCanadian uncirculated gold coin. On the front it says, "Fair Island of the Sea." The back says, "Prince Edward Island - Centennial of Confederation." Years 1873 to 1973
ReplyDeleteNot a coin but private medal.
About $1.00
I have an RCMP coin dated 1873-1973. It sits in a black plastic holder which sits inside a black what I think is leather casing with the golden Canada insignia on the front. Does it have any significant value?
ReplyDeleteRCMP coin dated 1873-1973. It sits in a black plastic holder which sits inside a black what I think is leather casing with the golden Canada insignia on the front.
ReplyDeleteWhat denomination?
Do you mean small or large bust? If so, I think that its small?!!
ReplyDeleteDo you mean small or large bust? If so, I think that its small?!!
ReplyDeleteI do not know what you are refering to.
Can you please tell me what the above coin might be worth. I've seen on other sites when searching for the value that some coins have a large and some have a small bust (something to do with the edge of the coin). What do you mean by what denomination is it??? Thanks for all your answers :)
ReplyDeleteCan you please tell me what the above coin might be worth.
ReplyDelete--Again not sure what coin your talking about but assuming you mean the original post of the 1973 Canada Quarter...
Large bust about $100.00
Small bust about $0.25
I've seen on other sites when searching for the value that some coins have a large and some have a small bust (something to do with the edge of the coin).
--Count the beads around the rim...
LB=Large Bust=132 Beads
SB=Small Bust=120 Beads
What do you mean by what denomination is it?
--Denomination is the face value...$0.25 or $1.00
Oh...sorry...that was just stupid of me...it's a silver dollar! A rough count told me it is a small bust but I have to get the magnifying glass to know for sure.
ReplyDelete.it's a silver dollar!
ReplyDeleteThere is no variety for the 1973 Canada Dollar only one type was made.
Again there is no Small and Large Bust variety for dollar coins.
Okay...so do you know what it might be worth?
ReplyDeleteOkay...so do you know what it might be worth?
ReplyDelete1973 Canada Dollar is just $1.00
I have some Canadian quarters could you let me know if they are worth anything?
ReplyDelete1941, 1942, 1943, 1945, 1950 and 1965
Thank you
Canadian quarters
ReplyDelete1941, 1942, 1943, 1945, 1950 and 1965 about $5.00 each
All are common.
Thank you,
ReplyDeleteA man came into a shop I work at and paid $20 with two rolls of these coins in these dates. I paid $20 to my boss to take them home. In my mind I feel lucky.
How about 1967 nickel with a hare on it, or 1945 nickel with a "V" on it, and a 1967 penny with a bird on it?
I paid $20 to my boss to take them home. In my mind I feel lucky.
ReplyDelete--Less luck and more you have a good eye and sharp mind. These silver coins will only grow in value regardless of condition.
1967 nickel with a hare on it just $0.05
1945 nickel with a "V" on it about $0.10
1967 penny with a bird on it about $0.03
I have a 1973 Canadian dime that was mis-stamped to the point that the beads are missing on about 1/4 of the coin (both sides of course), and metal untouched at the rim of the coin on the other side. My research so far tells me nothing on the value (if any of that coin). What do you think?
ReplyDeleteHélène
1973 Canadian dime that was mis-stamped to the point that the beads are missing on about 1/4 of the coin (both sides of course), and metal untouched at the rim of the coin on the other side.
ReplyDeleteNot sure what you're describing but if this could be an Off-Center or Struck Through Grease or Misaligned Die error.
In all cases it has no extra value.
I am interested in learning the values for a 1973 large bust Canadian quarter in MS condition, NOT PL or SP. I am looking for values in mint state 62 and 64?
ReplyDelete1973 large bust Canadian quarter in MS condition, NOT PL or SP.
ReplyDeletemint state
62 about $325.00
64 about $900.00
Hello, I have 2 pcs of Canada Coin Set ffrom 1973 (50-coat of arms, 1$-P.E.I. Centenial, 25-mountie, 5-beaver, 10-bluenose schooner and 1-maple leaf. Also 1CAD named Vancouver Dollar- UN conference on human settlements; Habitat, 1976.
ReplyDeletePlease advise the price/value. Thanks, M
Canada Coin Set ffrom 1973 (50-coat of arms, 1$-P.E.I. Centenial, 25-mountie, 5-beaver, 10-bluenose schooner and 1-maple leaf.
ReplyDelete--About $25.00
1CAD named Vancouver Dollar- UN conference on human settlements; Habitat, 1976.
--About $1.50
thank you very much, mate! Rgds from Prague!;-)
ReplyDeleteguys, what about price of banknote 100$US from 1932?
ReplyDeletewhat about price of banknote 100$US from 1932
ReplyDeleteNo such thing.
Recheck the date and also list the serial number.
Hello Man! :-)
ReplyDeleteInterested in price of:
1 Russian Ruble coin,1899 & 1970 (Aniversary 100yrs from Lenin's birth)
3 German Marks coin,1913
5 German Marks coin, 1936
5 (Eastern)Germany Marks coin, 1969 (20yrs aniversary of GDR)
Thanks a lot!
1 Russian Ruble coin,1899 & 1970 (Aniversary 100yrs from Lenin's birth) about $1.00 should be 1870-1970
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit confused but I'll assume the first number on your list means face value...
3 German Marks coin,1913 about $75.00
5 German Marks coin, 1936 about $4.00
5 (Eastern)Germany Marks coin, 1969 (20yrs aniversary of GDR) about $3.00
These are just estimates because there are mint marks that change value and the 1913 three-mark coin should be described in detail as varieties exist.
Thanks,Man!
ReplyDeleteSorry for confusion. I meant value for 1 russian ruble coin from 1899...?
...Aniversary one was another coin and as you said 1870-1970 so "just"for 1dollar :-(
1 russian ruble coin from 1899 about $30.00
ReplyDeleteHi Man,
ReplyDeletecan you quote those US bills?:
1$-1995, serie-F44970328, marked I(No6), A182 in right corner
2$-1976, serie-G60827622, marked A(No7), B58 in right corner
100$-1929, serie-B00385274A, marked B15 in right corner
Also Austria-Hungary golden ducat of 1915, marked (4) and
Czech Republic Golden Ducat of 1936?
Thanks a lot!
US bills?:
ReplyDelete1$-1995, serie-F44970328? ?what is the last letter?
2$-1976, serie-G60827622 about $2.00
100$-1929, serie-B00385274A about $15.00
Austria-Hungary golden ducat of 1915, marked (4) about $750.00
Czech Republic Golden Ducat of 1936 about $180.00
thanks, Man!
ReplyDeleteUS bills?:
1$-1995, serie-F44970328? ?what is the last letter?
last letter is "I" :-)
1$-1995, serie-F44970328I just $1.00
ReplyDeleteMan, you wrote that 100$-1929, serie-B00385274A is about $15.00. I've heard old US bills are still valid so would expect at least 100USD.. Wrong?
ReplyDelete100$-1929, serie-B00385274A is about $15.00. I've heard old US bills are still valid so would expect at least 100USD.. Wrong?
ReplyDeleteSorry typing error.
About $150.00 in very-fine.
sounds better :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Man and all the best!
Hi man ... i have 5 german coins
ReplyDelete10c - 1941
5c - 1942
and 3- 1c - 1941,1942,1942
i also have 2 6 pence coins (1918,1826)
is there a value to these? thanks
5 german coins
ReplyDelete10c - 1941 about $0.20
5c - 1942 about $0.20
1c - 1941,1942,1942 about $0.15 each
Assuming British...
6 pence coins
1918 about $2.50
1826 ??Are you sure about this date?
hi, i have a 1908 2 1/2 dollar gold liberty coin from the u.s.a, it looks to be in mear mint condition..one side has the indian with head dress and the other side looks like an eagle.....any value to this?...it is about the size of a dime
ReplyDelete1908 2 1/2 dollar gold liberty coin from the u.s.a, it looks to be in mear mint condition
ReplyDeleteAbout $325.00
thanks..i am assuming that is the value of the actual coin and that the gold value would be much less? also is there an easy method to see if it is real gold?
ReplyDeletethe gold value would be much less?
ReplyDelete--Currently it is $195.52
also is there an easy method to see if it is real gold?
--Weigh it, should be 4.18 grams.
Also have a jeweler test the edge so there is no damage to the top.
thank you once again for your knowledge
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI am wondering whether it's worth to spend $120 to buy a VF-20 1973 large bust quarter. Or spend $300 buy a PL set of it. Thank you.
I am wondering whether it's worth to spend $120 to buy a VF-20 1973 large bust quarter. Or spend $300 buy a PL set of it.
ReplyDeleteI would go for the 1973 large bust quarter it has been best for value growth.
Proof-like has not grown as much, but I may be bias since I don't like these sets.
If you can afford the PL set then that may be better since it should be at a higher grade.
Ok, final answer get the PL set if still in high grade. Wait to get a higher grade 1973 LB.
Hi,
ReplyDeletewhat do you mean by 'get a PL set if still in high grade'? And also in which grade should I buy a circulated large bust coin? Could you please tell me the value of each grade? Thanks.
what do you mean by 'get the PL set if it's in high grade'
ReplyDeleteSometimes these sets have a haze and or spots even in the original package.
Make sure the set looks great is what I'm saying.
And also in which grade should I buy a circulated large bust coin?
ReplyDelete--Highest you can find AU or MS, if VF is the highest you seen in a while then get but keep an eye out for trading up.
Could you please tell me the value of each grade?
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$ 100 for VF
$ 150 for XF
$ 200 for AU
$ 325 for MS-60
$ 3,000 for MS-65
Of course this is an estimate and it can vary up to 50% from these value. Lots of time they are sold for more.
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ReplyDeleteDoes that mean if I can find a higher grade single large bust quarter like XF,AU, is it better to buy the single one than the PL set? Could you please tell me the price of a PL-65 set? Btw, which one has more appreciation space,the single one or the PL set? Thank you.
Does that mean if I can find a higher grade single large bust quarter like XF,AU, is it better to buy the single one than the PL set?
ReplyDelete--It is best to buy the higher quality, which ever looks best is the one you should buy.
Could you please tell me the price of a PL-65 set?
--About $275.00 so $300 is a fair price
Btw, which one has more appreciation space,the single one or the PL set?
--For now the quarter is doing better, sets often grow slowly.
But both are still very good to get now.
Both are great but if have to choose just go with your gut.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for answering my question.Also I am thinking to get 1967 coins. My friends told me it would be cheaper to buy a whole set than get them separately. Is that true? Do you mind tell me the prices for seperate ones and a set. Thanks again.
I am thinking to get 1967 coins. My friends told me it would be cheaper to buy a whole set than get them separately. Is that true?
ReplyDelete--Yes
Do you mind tell me the prices for separate ones and a set.
--There are 3 PL Canadian sets for 1967
1967 (pliofilm flat pack) about $20.00
1967 (red box) about $30.00
1967 (black box) about $500.00
Now if you were to buy each set broken up then it would cost 2 to 3 times the listed value. That is because they should be graded and that cost a lot.
The advantage of getting them in separate pieces is you can keep upgrading, trying for a perfect MS-70 set.
You may buy it in the original set but 3 may be Ms-67 and the remaining may be MS-60, this is true for all coin sets.
Again sets will grow value slower than separate pieces. But are less likely to lose value.
I have a 1862 one dollar bill series 25 , SN 60034, and has 1,2,3 virtical on the dollar, and a B on the bottom left hand side. was wondering what it was worth? Thanks for the help.
ReplyDelete1862 one dollar bill series 25 , SN 60034, and has 1,2,3 virtical on the dollar, and a B on the bottom left hand side.
ReplyDeleteWhat country?
sorry United States
ReplyDelete1862 one dollar bill series 25 , SN 60034, and has 1,2,3 virtical on the dollar, and a B on the bottom left hand side...United States
ReplyDeleteAverage about $500.00 in fine
There is a variety that has the "National Bank Note Co. American Bank Note Co." once in the lower border.
An no ABNCo monogram above the word treasury on the far right.
This rare one is $15,000.00 in fine and should be verified in hand.
I think i may have that rare one. Ill let you know if so.
ReplyDeleteI think i may have that rare one. Ill let you know if so.
ReplyDeleteGoogle...
"1862 one dollar bill fr. 17"
Fr. 17 is the rare version
Fr. 17a is the common version.
Try and compare pictures if you find any clear ones. Fr. 17 has not been photo'd often. Also compare the grades.
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ReplyDeleteI phoned several coin dealers and they all said they had the large bust PL set,but not the single one. Does that mean a single one is much more rare than the PL set. And the only single quarter I found is a VF-20 one which sells for $120. I am wondering whether I should buy it or do you know where I can get a higher grade one. Thank you.
Does that mean a single one is much more rare than the PL set.
ReplyDelete--Not rare but more wanted. All Canadian coin collectors need this key to finish the collection so it becomes harder to find. Some people own 4 or 5 this way they can upgrade.
I am wondering whether I should buy it or do you know where I can get a higher grade one.
--Again if it were me,I would go for the 1973 large bust quarter it has been best for value growth.
Then keep an eye out in local shops or eBay to see if you can upgrade.
Yes you can probably find a PL set later.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for helping me on this 1973 quarter. And for the 1967 set, you said tried to get a MS-70 set, do you mean get it seperetely or I can buy a MS-70 set? Thanks
And for the 1967 set, you said tried to get a MS-70 set, do you mean get it seperetely or I can buy a MS-70 set?
ReplyDeleteThe only way to get a perfect set is separately. But if your a fan of original packaging then don't worry about the grade.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteActually, I am just a beginner. All I want is try my best to collect all the Canadian coin. So I am thinking may be I don't have to get a perfect MS-70 cuase I am just a beginner.
Actually, I am just a beginner. All I want is try my best to collect all the Canadian coin.
ReplyDeleteIt takes years to get high grade coins, in that case get the lower coins and do not worry about grades for now.
As you get to know dealers and which eBayers and forums are good then you can start upgrading.
Good luck.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteSo for the 1967 set, I'd best get a PL set,right? I just checked the price on Ebay, the price for a PL set is $40 or over. Is it a fair price for a PL set? Thanks.
So for the 1967 set, I'd best get a PL set,right? I just checked the price on Ebay, the price for a PL set is $40 or over. Is it a fair price for a PL set?
ReplyDeleteIf this is the Red box set with the Silver medal then yes.
Like you would in a store just look at them closely, make sure the seller is legit, and see if they have a fair refund policy in case you are not satisfied.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteMost of the sets I have seen are in the pliofilm,not in the red box. What's the differences b/w the pliofilm one and red box one. If the set is placed in the pliofilm, then what's a fair price for it? Also I am wondering what's the differences b/w PL coins and those graded coins. Thanks.
What's the differences b/w the pliofilm one and red box one. If the set is placed in the pliofilm, then what's a fair price for it?
ReplyDelete--Red Box had an extra silver medal.
The pliofilm sets are now about $25.00
Also I am wondering what's the differences b/w PL coins and those graded coins.
--The thing is people cut out the coins from sets to have them graded because individual coins can grade higher then the entire set.
After that two things happen...
1. Less original sets exist and a common 1967-PL set that was $12 a few years ago is now $25 going to $40 soon.
2. You have people buying the highest graded coins making an MS-60 go for $10 and MS-66 go for $150 and MS-67 go for $500.
These value rise quickly but if too many are sold they again drop quickly.
So it is up to you are you a collector of graded coins or original coins. Granted you can do both but it gets expensive.
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ReplyDeleteI got it. Thanks for your help. You teach me a lot : )
Hi,
ReplyDeleteCould you please tell me the value of 2002 canadian 925 silver proof dollar? Thank you.
2002 canadian 925 silver proof dollar
ReplyDeleteAbout $32.00
Hi,
ReplyDeleteSorry for bothering you again. I am wonderingn what's the price for 1967 PL set and circulated set. There is a guy offers me $38 for the PL set and 34$ for the circulated set. Is that a good deal? Thanks.
price for 1967 PL set and circulated set. There is a guy offers me $38 for the PL set and 34$ for the circulated set. Is that a good deal?
ReplyDeleteMost of the value is going to the silver so all sets of this year goes for about $40.00.
So both prices seem fair, currently silver is rising fast and these sets will be $45 at the end of this month. Silver value is again outpacing collectors value.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteSo for the PL set, it's worth to get it,right? How about the circulated one? I notice there are some scratches on the coins. Is it still worth $34? Thanks
So for the PL set, it's worth to get it,right?
ReplyDelete--Yes it seems fair.
How about the circulated one? I notice there are some scratches on the coins. Is it still worth $34?
--Since these are circulated $34 is a bit high but I think with recent changes coming to Canadian coins it is worth it.
It is an investment piece.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your help. Also I am wondering what's the value for a 1953 half dollar coin.
1953 half dollar coin
ReplyDeleteCanada or U.S. coin?
Hi,
ReplyDeleteA Canadian 1953 50 cents
Canadian 1953 50 cents about $10.50.
ReplyDeleteBut there are 3 varieties,
Small date about $10.50.
Large date about $15.00.
Large date without straps about $25.00.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteCould you show me some pictures of the 3 different coins? Thanks
Could you show me some pictures of the 3 different coins?
ReplyDeleteVery few good images are online, try here...
Link about straps
Scroll down on that page and there are some pictures of the 50 cent versions.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your help
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI habe a question about the polished coin. Take 1967 circulated set as an example, does the polished set worth less than the non-polished set? Thanks
does the polished set worth less than the non-polished set?
ReplyDeleteNot sure what you mean by "polished set" but if you meant cleaned it has no extra value.
If you mean PL or Proof-Like it does have extra value.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI told you there was a guy sell 1967 Canadian circulated set (1cent,5cent,10cent,25cent,50cent and 1dollar) for $34,but I found these coins have been polished. So I mean whether it still worth that price. Thanks.
1967 Canadian circulated set (1cent,5cent,10cent,25cent,50cent and 1dollar) for $34,but I found these coins have been polished. So I mean whether it still worth that price.
ReplyDeleteWell they just have metal value which is now at $34.16 per ounce so about $35.20.
It is up to you but silver is rising quickly it was $31.50 per oz last Thursday.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteSo basically polished coin doesn't have much value,right?
So basically polished coin doesn't have much value,right?
ReplyDeleteYes, polished or cleaned coins have no collectors value.
They will still have metal or face value but nothing extra.
Thank you
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI just found the edge of the 1 dollar coin from the 1967 PL set turned black. What should I do then? Also will it influence the value of the whole set? Thanks.