Canadian Coins

987,342 in aggregate (650,000 in Uncirculated and 337,342 in Proof). Note that the Uncirculated and Proof versions, while having the same design, were of different sizes (13.3375g and 27mm as compared to 16.9655g and 25mm), purity (58.3% gold as compared to 91.7% gold) and Actual Gold Weight (0.2500 troy ounces as compared to 0.5002 troy ounces).

The obvious answer is that it depends on silver bullion value. These sets do not command a price much higher than bullion value, they're kind of a "sleeper" series of collectible coins that, even though currently NOT priced very much above bullion, should increase in collector value over the years. I recommend Coinflation.com as an excellent site to price out individual coins, although the listings are for circulated coins. Prices for the proof-like (the correct term) Canadian sets from 1964 range from $52-$56 from online places, eBay usually has them going for around $45-48.

A British 1858 copper Penny (Victoria)(OT DEF-), uncirculated and in absolute mint condition could fetch up to £215 GBP. If it has been circulated but still in good condition, it might fetch anything from £5 to £95 GBP.

A British 1858/7 copper Penny (Victoria), uncirculated and in absolute mint condition could fetch up to £275 GBP. If it has been circulated but still in good condition, it might fetch anything from £5 to £100 GBP.

A British 1858/3 copper Penny (Victoria), circulated but still in good condition, it might fetch anything from £25 to £475 GBP.

A British 1858 copper Penny (Victoria)(no WW on trun), uncirculated and in absolute mint condition could fetch up to £275 GBP. If it has been circulated but still in good condition, it might fetch anything from £5 to £100 GBP.

The values quoted are the best possible for the best specimens in their grades, but may be significantly lower due to varying demand for the coin and the prevailing economic climate. A reputable coin dealer will be able to give a more accurate valuation based on inspection of the coin.

what is a 1979 old 20 dollar bill worth

Canada didn't mint nickels until 1922. A 1919 Canadian 5 cent piece would be made of silver and similar in size to the obsolete American half-dime minted until 1873.

Please see the question "What is the value of a 1919 Canadian 5 cent coin?" for more details.

to the right buyer ur lookin between 4-8 dollars retail

This coin was struck in multiple varieties and would have to be examined in person by an expert to determine its value.

Prior to 1935 when all banknotes were issued by the Bank of Canada, there were several banknote issuers in Canada. Many of the notes prior to 1935 are quite rare. A $2 Dominion of Canada note dated 1923 would be worth about $2500+ in mint condition.

More detail of the note, including bank and place of issue and the quality would be needed for an accurate valuation.

We have 13 of these coins and follow the market on them often. Right now they are worth a little over $300 each. That is without being graded and all that official stuff. They can be considered collectors because this was the first year that they used Roman / Arabic numerals for the date. Gold is currently selling for about $1000 an ounce.

It is worth it's face value.

A 1976 US half dollar is worth its face value- 50 cents.

If it's a circulation coin made out of nickel, it's only worth face value.

If it's a silver proof, it could be worth about $15.

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The best source for silver content and to calculate coin precious metal prices is www.coinflation.com If you have bulk coin to would like to sell for US funds, please visit www.canadiancoinexchange.com.

There is no such thing as a 2004 silver penny, assuming you are referring to a U.S. one cent coin. Cents are made of zinc coated with copper plating. You could have either (a) a normal cent that someone dipped in acid, etching away the copper plating, or (b) a coin that was never plated at the mint in the first place. The first is considered to be an altered coin and is worth one cent. The second is a true error and might be worth 50 cents or a dollar. However you'd have to take the coin to a dealer to have it inspected first-hand.

One cent. It's a common circulation coin.

Please note - "penny" is simply slang for a cent, so a "one cent penny" is a bit like saying "a round circle". Also, coins are struck or minted, not printed. Paper bills are printed.

The image on the back of the Canadian Dollar coin is that of a Canadian Loon, a waterbird native to Canada. Hence, the coins are often refered to as "Loonies."

As a point of interest, the Canadian Two Dollar coin is sometimes refered to as a "Toonie" (or, less commonly, "Two-nie") although it has no waterfowl imagery at all (Toonies have an image of a polar bear on the back).

Both the Loonie and the Toonie have a portrait of Queen Elizabeth the Second on the front.

It was also a little bit derogatory, because when first proposed many Canadians were a little resistant to the idea of a dollar coin and therefore considered it a little bit nuts or 'loonie'.

It depends on the amount of wear and tear if in circulation. Otherwise in USA it would be worth $10. however with an ever changing economy the exchange rate would be far less in most other countries.

1980 50 Dollar Canadian 1 ounce Gold coin is worth Spot Gold minus 5-10% if you are selling and costs Gold spot plus 5-10% if you are buying.So on 10/31/09 you could buy one for about $1120.00 and you could sell it for about $970.00. Gold spot is $1044.70 as of 10/30/09. Happy Holloween! Patrick

I just today started researching the same question. There are a few sites that show anywhere from $800-$1,000. Gold has gone way up. I searched just a year or so ago and it was just over $500.00

To date that is about

US$25 per CAD$1.00 or equivalent to US$1,250.00

A jeweler with a loop can tell you if a gemstone is real otherwise it is hard to tell today with the created stones. Notice the colors and shape of the stone. Often created stones have colors that are too bright and too perfect. In the United States the created stone is suppose to be identified by the jeweler. If in doubt ask.

They are worth 4-16 dollars in circulated condition. These coins contain 80% silver!