Ending 2007 with a Buffalo

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This last month I've found some more interesting coins in my change. I expect very little shopping this last week after Christmas and the one numismatic gift I got was from me. I bought some foreign coins from Eastern Numismatics Inc. they're a decent company and when I receive the coins I'll post some of the more interesting ones. I may troll eBay for some other coins but I need a good printer so I'll focus on that before my money is gone.

As usual Canada dominates the change finds but I did get some older American and one Austrian coin. I can only explain this as the exchange rate from Canada to the U.S. has been great for the Canadians. All the foreign coins were from cashier friends while the American coins were given back as change from the local supermarket.

The best find all year was this 1927 Buffalo nickel it was from my change with a few modern nickels. It was a surprise seeing how few older American coins I get recently. Then last week I got a 2007 dime from Canada that looks great at UNC(uncirculated).

Here's the stats...
Type / Country: 1 Cent / Canada
Year: 1995
Mintage: 624,983,000
Metal: 98% Copper, 1.5% Zinc, 0.5% Tin
Value: $0.03 in G-4 (Good)

Type/Country: 20 Euro Cents/Austria
Year: 2002
Mintage: 203,500,000
Metal: Brass
Value: $1.00 in UNC

Type / Country: 5 Cents / United States
Year: 1927
Mintages: 37,981,000
Metal: 75% Copper, 25% Nickel
Value: $2.50 in F-12

Type/Country: 1 Cent/United States
Year: 1945
Mintage: 1,040,515,000
Metal: 95% Copper, 5% Zinc
Value: $0.10 in VF-20

Type / Country: 10 Cents / Canada
Year: 1985
Mintage: 142,800,000
Metal: 100% Nickel
Value: $0.12 in G-4(Mostly for the nickel value.)

Update: There are know two recognized varieties for the 2007 Canada Ten Cents, straight and curved 7. The curved 7 variety were only found in sets and not issued for circulation.

• St7 has the 7 in 2007 straight and not curved. MS-65 not-circulated = $10.00
  
• Cr7 has the 7 in 2007 curved. MS-65 not-circulated = $20.00

Type / Country: 10 Cents / Canada
Year: 2007 Maple Leaf Logo (ST7)
Mintage: 304,110,000
Metal: 92% Steel, 5.5% Copper, 2.5% Nickel
Value: $0.30 in MS-60
The Krause World Coin Book has the Maple Leaf Logo listed as (ml).

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.