Coins can be icky. Sure people here all the stories about germs on notes and bills. The fact that people touch money will always make it a breeding ground for nastiness. That said it is all relatively harmless especially if you have access to running water. Oddly enough silver has some antibacterial properties so older coins were marginally safer. Plastic tends to be very germ friendly so the future of money just gets dirtier.
This Canadian dime was blotchy and I refuse to think about what made it so blotchy.
Found a perfect background for this coin.
Here's the stats...
Type/Country: 10 Cents / CanadaYear: 1998
Mintage: 203,514,000
Metal: 100% Nickel
Value: $0.10 (This one is stained)
I seriously need to take a day trip to Canada and return the favor.
Do you have ten cents 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.
16 dollars worth, for Comments/Questions click here.:
I have coins, woulds love to know value and what they are, http://cid-2360dd325fd601d9.photos.live.com/
I have coins, woulds love to know value and what they are...
Sorry your link is not working.
Try a different link or share using a different photo site.
lets try again if this doesn't work any suggestion would be greatly appreciated https://picasaweb.google.com/101784419218353139445/Coins02?authkey=Gv1sRgCPHH5Lbvkv2Q9QE#
lets try again...
Yes it works.
I've responded over there but I'll write here also.
Type/Country: 10 Paisa / Pakistan
Year: 1987
Mintage: 39,090,000
Metal: 100% Aluminum
Value: $0.35
Type/Country: 50 Paisa / Pakistan
Year: 1991
Mintage: Unknown
Metal: Copper-Nickel
Value: $0.50
Fantasy or token??
Type/Country: 1 Penny / Great Britain
Year: 1939
Mintage: 55,560,000
Metal: Bronze
Value: $0.50
Type/Country: 20 Centesimos / Uruguay
Year: 1942-So
Mintage: 18,000,000
Metal: 72% Silver
Value: $2.45
Type/Country: 25 Paisa / Pakistan
Year: 1986
Mintage: 75,764,000
Metal: Copper-Nickel
Value: $0.35
Got it...
Aladdin's Castle arcade token
Brass
1960-1980
About $1.00
Cool, Thank you so much, so much more about the adventure. So were is the Aladdin's Castle arcade from? also is there a market for any of the coins ?
So were is the Aladdin's Castle arcade from?
--All over malls in America, they started small sometime in the 60s or 70s then as video games came into being they grew hundreds by the late 80s.
By 1993 they were bought by Namco and stopped issuing tokens in arcades but they do lots of amusement park stuff around the world.
is there a market for any of the coins ?
--Except for the silver coin the rest are common and not popular. Granted with Pakistan in the news that may change.
I have a $50 bill with the words "United States Of America" bleeding from the back to the front very noticeably, and a second with minor bleeding. Both from 1990. Since the light one is so faint I'll skip sending an image. Here is a link to the one with the heavier bleeding. http://tinypic.com/r/orpi83/7
$50 bill with the words "United States Of America" bleeding from the back to the front very noticeably, and a second with minor bleeding. Both from 1990. Since the light one is so faint I'll skip sending an image.
Very minor Offset transfer error maybe at most $55.00 but generally these do not sell well.
I have a 1974 Canadian dime, as well as a 1964
Canadian dime,
1974 about $0.10
1964 about $2.10
Hiya! I have one the same as you pictured but perfect condition. Worth anything special beyond 10 cents?
I have one the same as you pictured but perfect condition.
If graded perfect MS-70 it would about $1,800.00.
That said I doubt yours is truly perfect but it would need grading.
If graded perfect MS-70 it would about $1,800.00.
That said I doubt yours is truly perfect but it would need grading.
I'm not any sort of an expert but it shows very little wear on it and was just super shiny - which is what caught my attention. Thanks for the reply. Any particular reason it'd be so much?
I'm not any sort of an expert but it shows very little wear on it and was just super shiny - which is what caught my attention. Thanks for the reply. Any particular reason it'd be so much?
Because a perfect coin is very rare.
The fact your coin has any wear means that it is not even mint state, all Canadian dimes are shiny in higher grades.
Without a picture I'm guessing your coin is almost-uncirculated not a perfect 70.
AU-50 is just $0.10.
Because a perfect coin is very rare.
The fact your coin has any wear means that it is not even mint state, all Canadian dimes are shiny in higher grades.
Without a picture I'm guessing your coin is almost-uncirculated not a perfect 70.
AU-50 is just $0.10.
Okiedokie. Thanks!
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