Yup. I think I got it this time.

Hi
Here's mine.
Struck on a US Copper-Nickel Clad Copper (non-magnetic) planchet (copper layer visible at the edge), 2.21g

Thanks. It is done.

Here is my 1999 Canada one cent, on a foreign planchet. This coin has been struck on a 0.78 gram Guatemala centavo aluminum planchet.

Perhaps this is dealt with elsewhere, but I'm wondering how to "submit" error coins etc. to you, for inclusion in the listings.

"good for one half loaf bread"
It's octagonal, aluminum, weighs 1.37 gm and is 22 mm across.
Is this from a Toronto ON bakery on Wellesley or is it from the bakery of the same name in MA, just west of Boston, USA?

Thanks all. I had indeed seen those listings. It's easy enough to see what the marketplace thinks these are worth. However, none of them answer the questions of origin/mint and none of them define the actual silver content. I'm going to get mine XRF'd so I'll actually know the metal content. After t...

A couple of weeks, 124 views and still nothing. I guess it is a mystery.

Commemorative medal, Canada 38 mm 24.45 gm, definite silver content (based on rare earth magnet test).
Does anyone know the source of this one and the silver content?