canadian eh?

[hellsbells]

Country Denomination Ruler/Type Period Size Weight Composition Edge
Details Canada 50 Cents Elizabeth II 1953-Now 27.13mm, (1968-Now) 29.72mm 11.66g, (1968-Now) 8.10g .8000 Silver with Copper, (1968-Now) 99% Nickel Reeded


anyone ever think about buying candian halves?


ever come across any?

 

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[exnatomp]

I got a '62 a few years back. Surprised me when it rolled out of the wrapper.

 

[seger98]

I'd buy them for investment purposes

 

[Rich Hartford]

Seger98

Why investment purposes ? Is there a demand for them? I'm curious because I like the look of Canadian Coins and have a few, but am hesitant to buy any.

 

[Scalper]

I found a '63 a few weeks ago that is the only one I have found ... the mintages are really low on them so I think that it would be pretty hard to find any amount , Ed

 

[65gt350]

Unless you live near or in Canada I would stay away from Canadian silver as an investment. If you are talking about numismatic value I would still be cautious. I would be buying 40% or maybe war nickels before I bought Canadian coins.

I have found 1 Canadian half in all of my searching.

65GT350

 

[treasurefiend]

Ahh if the price was right, I would buy um.

 

[mistergee]

they're silver so i would buy them