All Canadian silver dollar coins struck for circulation between 1935 and 1967 were struck to a standard of 23.33 grams of 80% silver with 20% copper, and are 36 mm diameter and 2.8 mm thick. Each coin contains 0.6 troy ounces actual silver. Most have the standard voyageur design by Emanuel Hahn, 1939, 1949, 1958, 1964 and 1967 have other commemorative designs which will be noted below.
In recent months the value of silver rose dramatically, significantly affecting the base price at which we can offer even the most common of these 800 fine silver dollars. At the time I am writing this silver has dropped somewhat and is now $35.50 per ounce (Canadian funds), so at 0.6 ounces in each coin there is over $21.00 worth of silver each coin. Considering the time and costs involved in listing, processing payments, and shipping, the base price at which I can afford to list even the commonest dates of these 800 fine dollars is now $24.00 plus applicable postage and taxes. This will change as the price of silver changes and I will make adjustments as need be.
The 1982 Canadian dollar is actually made of pure nickel, NOT silver. It's still worth one dollar in Canada.
It said in a coin collection book that this coin costs about $500.00
The current value is about $12.
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The coin is pure nickel with absolutely no silver, and is still worth one Canadian dollar.
It's made of nickel, not silver, and realistically is still worth one dollar.
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$1654 dollars go to a coin trade in place and you will get about that much that is whatt they said when i asked
No US half dollar has the dual date 1732-1982. But if you mean the 1982 issued George Washington 250th Anniversary of Birth? It's worth $15.00.
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Yes, It is a silver dollar and you can exchange other silver dollars to the bank, so you should be able to. Yes, It is a silver dollar and you can exchange other silver dollars to the bank, so you should be able to.
Look at the coin again. It's a half dollar not a dollar. Average retail value is $12.00.
Assuming you mean a gold-colored "Loonie" coin that's the same size as a U.S. Sacajawea dollar, it's a regular circulation coin and is worth face value only, 1 Canadian dollar If it's a larger silver dollar it's a collector's bullion piece worth a premium for its silver content. The 1971 - 1990 are only worth about $10 - $13 each. 1991 through the present range from about $15 - $45 depending on the year.
What about it?
No Kennedy half dollars dated 1982 are silver, those are 50 cents. But if you mean a 1982 George Washington commemorative half dollar, this coin is about $14.00.
This is one of the Canadian commemorative coins that were not made of silver and has very little numismatic value. If it is uncirculated and has no marks on it, it may be worth about $5 USD. Otherwise, at the market exchange rate, current to mid March 2009, it is worth $0.79 USD.