Simple Canadian dime that exists in only one circulated version, as far as I see. Common and not in perfect shape so not much to celebrate except for the fact it is new to my collection.
Not the sharpest picture since the platform I was using kept moving. Lately I have had little time to take pictures. Add to that limited sunlight for winter and my pictures have been few and far from sharp.
Here's the stats...
Type/Country: 10 Cents / Canada
Year: 2011
Mintage: 292,325,000
Metal: 92% steel, 5.5% copper, and 2.5% nickel
Value: $0.10 in Extra-Fine
Do you have ten cents
from Canada and want to know their value? Leave a comment/question an I
will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
Hey I have a 1988 D penny steel/zinc penny what's odd its larger than others I saw one like it in a blog has rim like its been smashed. Just curious to what its worth
ReplyDelete1988 D penny steel/zinc penny what's odd its larger than others I saw one like it in a blog has rim like its been smashed.
ReplyDeletePossible damage, without an image I cannot be sure.
Hi - I have a 1951 canadian penny with a Dot under the T - which on a website it stated it was an error - are canadian error coins value - or was this a common error
ReplyDeleteThanks
1951 canadian penny with a Dot under the T - which on a website it stated it was an error - are canadian error coins value - or was this a common error
ReplyDeleteCommon error I have not seen it listed since the 1960s so it may have $1.00 or so value.