What is the value of a queen elizabeth the second pre-1965 ten cent coin?

Answer 1

Check your coin.

Queen Elizabeth II was not born until 1926, and she ascended the throne in 1952; first coins of her reign probably 1953. Your coin is probably 1961 if it shows Queen Elizabeth II. Queen Victoria reigned in 1861.

Answer 2

On the assumprion that you are asking about a Canadian dime, the silver content is 0.06 troy ounces, giving the coin a "melt value" as of April 14, 2009, of about US$0.77. Only a few of the dates are worth much numismatically, and even then the coin would need to be Uncirculated (or, in a couple of cases, Extremely Fine condition) to be worth much more than the silver value. Key Dates are (in order from the most valuable): 1956 with a dot under the date (about US$17 in Uncirculated), 1954 (about US$10 in Uncirculated), 1953 (about US$4 in Uncirculated), and 1955. None of the other dates are worth more than about US$2.00 in Uncirculated condition.

Answer 3

You do not specify a country of origin for the coin.

Australia did not introduce a 2 cent coin until 1966.

New Zealand did not introduce a 2 cent coin until 1967.

Canada did not produce a 2 cent coin at all.

Answer 4

Assuming you refer to a British Sixpence, unless it is in absolute mint condition, not much.

If it is in mint condition and depending on the year, it might get up to £3 GBP.

Answer 5

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