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wish I had more time to go through everything but this is what I was able to come out with.
working on getting a better camera, so sorry if my pic's aren't the best.

Let me know what you think of today's find.

Are you finding those from a place where you work? It’s pretty exciting to get older coins.

Im a supervisor at a gas station. i go through all the loose coins and put them into coin rolls. oldest one i found is the 1937 Nickle

a few of my favorite coins i found yesterday.
i went in with 40bucks and got a butt load of quarters loonies and toonies

You are certainly accumulating quite a collection.

found this one two weeks ago and almost put it into a roll.

when i first started, i only looked for anything past 1969 and under and then ive only looked out for coins with the lest amount made.
now im starting to look out for coins with error's, but i never have enough time at work to fully go through them

TheCashier1812 wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 29, 2021 10:28 pm

found this one two weeks ago and almost put it into a roll.

I do believe that one is a .8 silver one.

The Centennial dime can be either. 500 or .800 silver. no way of telling visually or by weighing.

coinguy wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 30, 2021 5:10 pm

The Centennial dime can be either. 500 or .800 silver. no way of telling visually or by weighing.

Thanks for clarifying that I forgot all about that. But either way there’s at least one US dollars worth of silver and either one of them!

https://www.coinflation.com/canada/

found these one's lastnight
the 1965 and 77 are kinda beat up

Your getting a nice small collection of coins so far.
You do realise though that nearly any pocket change coin is only
worth face value unless it is either silver or an error.

good job with your finds!

coinguy wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 31, 2021 3:15 pm

Your getting a nice small collection of coins so far.
You do realise though that nearly any pocket change coin is only
worth face value unless it is either silver or an error.

You might want to add to that list the 99.9 Canadian nickels are worth over face and there’s a market for them people will pay you over Canadian face for them. I do believe there are 100 nickel Canadian nickels in a pound. And the going rate that people are willing to pay for them in US dollars is eight to $10 per pound. So they’re worth almost to 2X face.

got a Nickle roll from the back of the safe today and was it ever juicy
two 1977 nickle's,one 1968,one1964,1963,1955.
one 1969 dime, small date
one 1968 quarter and one 2020 loonie,have 18 of the colored one's now.