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Canadian silver coins?
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CoinFetcher
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Go to conflation, and click on Canada.
They had a lot more variations than the U.S. Did, but 1967 is generally the cutoff date.
If the coin is magnetic, it's not silver
They had a lot more variations than the U.S. Did, but 1967 is generally the cutoff date.
If the coin is magnetic, it's not silver
coinsareawesome
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Canada minted many dimes and quarters in silver. They range in years from 1858 to 1967 or 1968.
P.S.= Canada also minted a 20 cent piece in 1858 and 1871. EXTREMELY RARE! 1871 especially!
P.S.= Canada also minted a 20 cent piece in 1858 and 1871. EXTREMELY RARE! 1871 especially!
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Canada also minted a TON of silver dollars...I have 60, each one being a different design. (most are un-circulated commerative proofs)
but many were designed for circulation. Canadian coins are fun to collect. LOTS of varieties ...like every time the king/queen changes or (in the case of Elizabeth II)...every time her portrait changes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_silver_dollar
http://coinsite.com/canadian-silver-coins-1858-1968/
but many were designed for circulation. Canadian coins are fun to collect. LOTS of varieties ...like every time the king/queen changes or (in the case of Elizabeth II)...every time her portrait changes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_silver_dollar
http://coinsite.com/canadian-silver-coins-1858-1968/
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