I get a lot of questions about this particular cent. Apparently when most people see a commemorative they forget that although the design is new the production stays virtually the same. These coins are made for amateur collectors and it keeps the future value low.
Confusion also sets in with the dual dates. Since Canada never made an 1867 cent when people tell me they found an 1867 cent I must explain over and over again how that is not possible.
The front has the tiara portrait version of Queen Elizabeth II but this one is damaged so all the words are almost scraped off.
The reverse has the centennial design with the dual date (1867-1967) and a rock dove in flight.
Here's the stats...
Type / Country: 1 Cent / Canada
Year: 1967
Mintage: 345,140,645
Metal: 98% Copper, 1.5% Zinc, 0.5% Tin
Value: $0.03 in G-4
I would add that it has been years since I found this particular coin and within two weeks I found two in my change. Along with that I found a another 1944 U.S. cent, a 2004-P Canada dime, and a 1947 U.S. nickel all of them are so common that I am finding them every few months. I refused to take pictures of them again.
Do you have a cent form 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 was board and just happened to look at the $200.00 in 20s I pulled out of the ATM. When I looked closer at one paticular twenty I found a second halographic image on the "In God we trust" side. The exact area would be through the outer wing of the Bald Eagle. The Halographic image is seen from both sides with a face. I haven't ever seen this before, and did not see it on any of the other nine twentys... Any thoughts?
ReplyDeleteone paticular twenty I found a second halographic image on the "In God we trust" side. The exact area would be through the outer wing of the Bald Eagle. The Halographic image is seen from both sides with a face.
ReplyDeleteSounds like an Offsset Transfer error this one would be minor and maybe have a $35 value but I would have to see it to make sure.
HEY MAN!!
ReplyDeleteI got some more bank notes, and I would love if you could tell me their value.
Here are the videos:
1934 10 dollar bill.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94MXQBDhOeQ
Russian 1909 Bank Note
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6nbTciCfY8
If you prefer, I can scan the notes and give you links to the scans.
1934 10 dollar bill at most $20.00
ReplyDeleteRussian 1909 Bank Note at most $1.50 if signature of Shipov.
If signature is Konshin it's about $12.50.
Whew!! It appears to be Konshin.
ReplyDeleteCool.
ReplyDeleteI've a China's Ching Dynasty 10 dollar coin, what's it's worth?
ReplyDeleteChina's Ching Dynasty 10 dollar coin
ReplyDeleteWhat year?
Year 1900
ReplyDeleteChina's Ching Dynasty 10 dollar coin 1900
ReplyDeleteI can not find any specifics on this coin 10 Cash Chinese coins are based on province and there are so many varieties, the average is about $2.50.
Try here...
http://worldcoingallery.com/countries/China1.php
hi,
ReplyDeletei have two coins both 1969 $1 singapore.
one is colored nickel, the other colored gold.
have you any info on them.all i can find is info on the nickel one
many thanks.
paul
1969 $1 singapore.
ReplyDeleteone is colored nickel, the other colored gold.
have you any info
Normally it is a $0.65 coin and only the copper-nickel version was made.
It think your gold was plated outside the mint.
Weigh it to make sure they normally weigh 16.85 grams.
I have many Canadian coins and a few old american coins, can you check the list of dates for anything that stands out:
ReplyDeleteCanadian quarters Centenial 1868-67
Canadian quarters:
1937,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68
canadian dimes:
Centenial 1867-1967
1941,1945,1950-1960's
American:
1942 W liberty US dime?
1921 silver dollar?
1923 silver peace dollar?
1943 liberty half dollar
1954 half dollar
1959,1960,1964,1966,1967
Thank you for your good work,
Canadian quarters Centenial 1867-1967
ReplyDelete80% silver about $4.50
50% silver about $2.75
Canadian quarters:
1937,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66
About $4.50 each
There is a 1947 version with a dot after the date worth $35.00
1968 about $2.75
canadian dimes:
Centenial 1867-1967
80% silver about $1.75
50% silver about $1.05
1941,1945,1950-1960's
About $1.75 each
American:
1942 liberty US dime about $2.25
1921 silver dollar about $22.00
1923 silver peace dollar about $22.00
1943 liberty half dollar about $10.25
1954 half dollar about about $10.25
1959,1960,1964 about $10.25 each
1966,1967 about $4.25
Dear Man,
ReplyDeleteCan you kindly tell me the values for:
American quarters:1934-64?
American five cent coins:
1895, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1903, 1909?
Newfoundland 50 cent coin 1919?
" 25 cent coin 1919?
" 20 cent coin 1882?
Last a Newfoundland coin same size as 50 cent coin but with VICTORIA DET GRATIA REGINA instead of George V on the face?
Thank you,
American quarters:1934-64?
ReplyDeleteAbout $5.25 for most
All 1930s D or S mint have a $10 extra value on average.
American five cent coins:
1895 about $6.00
1899 about $2.25
1900 about $2.00
1901 about $2.00
1903 about $2.00
1909 about $2.50
Newfoundland 50 cent coin 1919 about $5.00
" 25 cent coin 1919 about $3.00
" 20 cent coin 1882 about $10.00
Last a Newfoundland coin same size as 50 cent coin but with VICTORIA DET GRATIA REGINA instead of George V on the face?
If no year or denomination then it is some type of medal.
Maybe a picture would help?
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ReplyDeleteHow much would a
ReplyDelete1867-1992 penny be
Also how much would a 1961and1968 Penney
Be worth as well
Also I have a looney from 1994 looney that is a war memorial looney it is in good condition and is a little bit worn out
How much would all this stuff be
Canadian cents...
ReplyDelete1867-1992 about $0.02
1961 about $0.03
1968 about $0.03
1994 looney that is a war memorial looney it is in good condition and is a little bit worn out
Just $1.00
I have a 1867-1967 1 cent piece with the dove on it.. The only thing is the coin is actually printed on what it looks to be a nickel .. It is silver in colour and it a bit larger then a penny.. But it has 1 cent written on it .. I'm curious to what I have stumbled upon.
ReplyDelete1867-1967 1 cent piece with the dove on it.. The only thing is the coin is actually printed on what it looks to be a nickel .. It is silver in colour and it a bit larger then a penny
ReplyDeleteIt needs to be weighed, but sounds like a plated fake.
Find it in my freind truck. He said I took it from his not worth anything here we not in Cannda. We still fussing about it.
ReplyDeleteThe Centennial Ones for 1867-1967 In Canadian Penny but it sure.... cool stand for over and out!
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