This is the 1992 Canadian nickel that honors the 125th Anniversary of Canadian Confederation with the dual date of 1867-1992. It is not an 1867 coin.
This one was the first one of these Anniversary nickels that I found and it is not in great condition. Even common commemoratives tend to get hoarded so finding in your change is tough. The few that are out there have been rejected by most collectors even casual collectors. Still I am happy with this one.
Here's the stats...
Type/Country: 5 Cents / Canada
Year: 1992 (1867-)
Mintage: 57,732,000
Metal: 75% Copper, 25% Nickel
Value: $0.06 in F(Fine)
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11 dollars worth, for Comments/Questions click here.:
I have a 1867-1992 Canadian nickel. Were there any types of printing errors on them?
I found a Canadian nickel with a bunny on it from 1967. Do you have any information about it or know its value?
Is there a way to send a pic to you I have a 1867-1992 nickel but on the back you can see other things overtop of the face and around it
Yes I have a fine detail 1867-1992
Nickel. Should I go see coin shop or not. Advice?
I have a 5 CENTS from CANADA
I have 1867 -1992 nickel just like how much is it worth now
5 cents
I have that also how much the value of that coin?
I have a 1965 big bead, looks like crown bead is detached. wondering if it has any value
Canadian nickel
I cound this coin minted in copper
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