Not much to say about an eighteen year old Canadian nickel. It's not legal over here.
Hmmm. I seem to be a bit underwhelmed. I will blame the cold weather. Or maybe the whole Canada political drama, something about overthrowing the government. Not quite sure.
Here's the stats...
Type/Country: 5 Cents / Canada
Year: 1993
Mintage: 86,877,000
Metal: 75% Copper, 25% Nickel
Value: $0.06 in Fine
Ooh, maybe this is interesting. Most older Canadian coins have a higher metal value than face value.
Do you have a nickel from Canada and want to know its value? Leave a comment/question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
It isn't a coin, but I have a 10$ bill that has been stamped front on back that I would like to know an approximate value of. Can you could take a look and tell me what you think it may be worth?
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10$ bill that has been stamped front on back
ReplyDeleteOffset Printing error about $125.00 in extra-fine, yours looks even better maybe $200 but I like being conservative.
I would check to see if it has ever been stapled, as that would reduce the value of the note, although it doesn't look like it has any holes by the scan. It looks like it would grade as CU note, or no worse than an AU.
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ReplyDeleteI have a Canadian quarter from 1994 that has a smooth edge instead of the jagged that are on other quarters. I assume this quarters outside ring was made as a nickles. Do you know what this would be worth?
ReplyDeleteCanadian quarter from 1994 that has a smooth edge instead of the jagged that are on other quarters. I assume this quarters outside ring was made as a nickles.
ReplyDeleteJust normal wear, no extra value.
I have a 1943 Canadian Dime, a 1983 Canadian Dime, and 1950 Canadian Penny. Are either of these worth anything?
ReplyDelete1943 Canadian Dime about $1.50
ReplyDelete1983 Canadian Dime about $0.10
1950 Canadian Penny about $0.10
I have a 1993 canadian nickle would like to know its woth
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