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insurrection1517
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Cody8404
Penny Hoarding Member
USA
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Posted - 03/02/2008 : 18:32:17
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The first place I look is Coinflation.
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I see they don’t go as far back as 1919. I take this to mean that older coins may have more value as collector pieces.
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misteroman
Administrator
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Posted - 03/02/2008 : 18:54:39
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LOL I'm sure that was the first place he looked before he posted here.pre-1919 must be different
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Buying CU cents!!!! Paying 1.2 unlimited amounts wanted. Can pick up if near Ohio area. |
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pencilvanian
1000+ Penny Miser Member
USA
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Posted - 03/02/2008 : 19:13:11
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For this question I now pull out my trusty but rusty (or rather wrinkled) copy of Collecting World Coins, 11th Edition.
Canada Coins
10 cents 1919 & earlier
coin weight 2.324 grams
.925 silver
.0691 oz silver weight
25 cents
1919-1910
coin weight 5.8319 grams
.925 silver
.1734 oz silver weight
1909 & earlier
coin weight 5.81 grams
.1728 oz silver weight
50 cents
1919-1910
coin weight 11.6638 grams
.925 silver
.3461 oz silver weight
1910 & earlier
coin weight 11.62 grams
.3456 oz silver weight
The weights listed are most likely for uncirculated coins, expect weights to be lower for coins with wear on them.
I did manage to buy a few of these coins though I paid for their silver content, not their collectable value.
There was a silver 5 cent coin 1919 & earlier
1.162 gram weight
.0346 oz silver weight
1920-1921
1.1664 gram coin weight
.800 silver
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How to calculate value of 925 Canada Silver Coins?
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