My postings are all off. I should posted about the new 2010 U.S. finds now and about these Canada finds last time but I forgot. Oh well as long as we celebrate with fireworks, history and coins we should all be fine.
These finds are just some common Canadians I found in circulated condition. They are grouped together just like that I do not spend a post on each, all were found on separate days.
It seems I'm breaking personal records on Canadian finds this year as in oldest, newest and quantity yet none will help me retire early.
Here's the stats...
Type/Country: 1 Cent / Canada
Year: 1994
Mintage: 639,516,000
Metal: 98% Copper, 1.5% Zinc, 0.5% Tin
Value: $0.02 in F
Type/Country: 5 Cents / Canada
Year: 1974
Mintage: 94,704,645
Metal: 100% Nickel
Value: $0.07 in F
Type/Country: 5 Cents / Canada
Year: 1985
Mintage: 126,618,000
Metal: 75% Nickel, 25% Copper
Value: $0.05 in F
Type/Country: 10 Cents / Canada
Year: 2006 RCM Logo
Mintage: Less than 312,122,000 (not quite sure since they are not listed separate from the 2006-P)
Metal: 92% Steel, 5.5% Copper, 2.5% Nickel
Value: $0.10
Type/Country: 25 Cents / Canada
Year: 1969
Mintage: 133,037,929
Metal: 100% Nickel
Value: $0.30
Do you have a coin from Canada 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 some georgivs v1 dei gratia rex 50 cent canadian coins. Dates include 1943,1944, 1950, 1937, 1940, 1951.
ReplyDeleteWould you be able to give me values on these coins, if any?
Thanks,
Lynda
50 cent canadian coins
ReplyDelete1943 about $5.50
1944 about $5.50
1950 about $5.50
1937 about $6.50
1940 about $5.50
1951 about $5.50
I have a 2004 $20 dollar bill Atlanta issue with the serial # EF02051798* can you tell me what it is worth? E-mail me at axel6123@sbcglobal.net I really appreciate it.
ReplyDelete2004 $20 dollar bill Atlanta issue with the serial # EF02051798*
ReplyDeleteAbout $22.50
Hi, I have a 25c 1940 Canadian quarter. It's very well worn. Is it worth anything???
ReplyDeleteIt can be seen here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/13543518@N03/4806491870/
And you comment on the Flickr page too.
Thanks.
1940 Canadian quarter. It's very well worn
ReplyDeleteAbout $2.75
I have a 1919 Large Canadian Penny...it has a dot before the date (Cannot find anything like it online) think it may be rare can you let me know or steer me to someone that may be able to? thanks - richard
ReplyDelete1919 Large Canadian Penny...it has a dot before the date
ReplyDeleteAbout $1.00 in very-good.
The dot is a small die break and not part of the design. It adds no extra value.
hi,
ReplyDeletei have a bit of a list here i hope you dont mind
canadian quarters
1912 - has central wear, cus thats where you grab coins your spending, first a and n of canada gone no fine details on king
1944
1948
1953
1962
1963 - damn near mind cept for a dent in her head on the ear
1964
1966
1967
1968 - silver (read soemwhere that was the year they changed composition)
also i heard there was something special about the 1980 quarter
if you could giv eme the values of those coins and any additional things i should check for on them that would be great, thankyou
oh also i have the 1999 quarter set that is mint condition and the 1992 set that isnt mint but very good condition like a scratch or dent thats small on each maybe
ReplyDeletecanadian quarters
ReplyDelete1912 - has central wear, cus thats where you grab coins your spending, first a and n of canada gone no fine details on king
--About $5.50
1944 about $5.10
1948 about $5.10
1953 about $5.10
1962 about $5.10
1963 - damn near mind cept for a dent in her head on the ear
--About $5.10
1964 about $5.10
1966 about $5.10
1967 about $5.10
1968 - silver (read soemwhere that was the year they changed composition)
--Yes, both nickel and silver varieties exist about $5.10
also i heard there was something special about the 1980 quarter
--Not true just $0.25
1999 quarter set that is mint condition
--About $0.35
1992 set that isnt mint but very good condition like a scratch or dent thats small on each
--Just $0.25 each
Thankyou :D $80 bucks in quarters than the sets.
ReplyDelete1963 50C piece
1984 jaques cartier dollar
1966 silver dollar
1964 charlotte town silver dollar
worth and variations to look for?
and for all those quarters at $5.10, is that just the silver content value?
ReplyDelete1963 50C piece about $10.20
ReplyDelete1984 jaques cartier dollar about $1.00
1966 silver dollar about $20.40
1964 charlotte town silver dollar about $20.40
variations to look for?
--There are so many in Canada that there are too many to list.
Here is a great site for Canada coins but sometimes they are a day or 2 behind on silver values.
http://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-prices.php
all those quarters at $5.10, is that just the silver content value?
--Yes, the silver value is still outpacing collectors value.
thankyou for the prices and link, i will hold off on assualting you with my collection :D
ReplyDeletedo you know how many beads there are for small beads as opposed to large beads for the 1966 silver dollar?
ReplyDeletei will hold off on assualting you with my collection
ReplyDelete--I don't mind, it is always good to have more than one opinion. There is always room for more questions.
do you know how many beads there are for small beads as opposed to large beads for the 1966 silver dollar?
--I think it is the same number on both,that number is not listed in the Canadian books.
To tell the difference you need to see where the I in REGINA is pointing. Small beads I points to a bead while LB points between the beads.
ok thankyou, im not rich hahaha
ReplyDeletei have a canadian bill i cant find the prefix on that site you gave me its a 1954 $1 bill, the serial is z/f5284533 signitures are lawson boouey
1954 $1 bill, the serial is z/f5284533 signitures are lawson boouey
ReplyDeleteThis is a common type, so that site list the minor and major varieties, not the normal series.
This would just be a Lawson-Bouey note about $1.00 in low grade.
It is there.