If you know collectors, the best thing to do is fair trades. Ebay fees/shipping are ridiculous when selling <$20 multiple times on multiple items. You can sell everything together, but expect lower sell price. A dealer will give you 35% to 50% of expected sale price for your type of items and might ...

Looks like a specimen coin from a mint set. Specimen: https://www.numicanada.com/medias/pieces-de-monnaie/sp-specimen.jpg Um, it came from a single "Canada's new uncirculated 2 dollar" package. Its not a proof for sure.. Proof: https://www.numicanada.com/medias/pieces-de-monnaie/proof-epreuve-pr-pf...

Stunning pictures
I don't think this will get a premium.

Double dies on these coins are generaly like this :

AU-50? What do you think? Pictures taken throught 2x2 flip
I'll try to adjust my lights and picture set up.

Charlton and other catalogues also list some information on provincial coins. Not the most complete source.

Serial number GG1000000 Bouey/Ram was sold $654.50 as UNC-63 CCCS in 2019. I hope this helps!

If they don't sell at one auction, they can get relisted at the next one.

NGC almost never grade a coin MS-60. They put MS-61 instead. ICCS never use MS-61. CCCS never use VF-35. PCGS and NGC are the only ones using mid-star MS grades. ICCS never grade above SP/PF/MS 67. There are far more brown MS-64/65 copper coins with NGC and PCGS. A lot of collectors around the world...

Congrats on your silver collection! I must say i'm a bit jealous

Welcome!

If you are looking to sell out fast, an auction house is probable the best way to go like SPP said.

PCGS just twitter about it:
https://www.pcgs.com/banknote

Anyone know why they stopped gradin banknotes?
Do graders all left and started LGC?


altakid: Good luck on your submission! Keep us updated!

And no hard slab!

#347 and #584 under "Errors and varieties from the community"
http://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-pri ... -1937-1952

Love it!
I'm probably a mix between amateur and party-goers + a bit of all of the others.

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Wed Nov 06, 2019 6:46 am

Province of Canada 1841 - 1867.

You mean colonial tokens?

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