A few random unrelated questions...

[Joe777Cool]

1. 1976 silver Eisenhowers (not proof) - were they made in both Type 1 and Type 2 varieties?

2. Do the TD Banks in Canada have penny arcades that accept Canadian change? Can a US account holder use them free of charge?

3. Corroded coins (pennies, nickels) whats the best method to remove the corrosion? I know you arent supposed to clean coins but I cant even tell what type of coins they are!

4. Does anyone have experience shipping Internationally with the Ebay Global Shipping Program?

I know they all seem a bit random and unrelated, but I figured it was better than posting 4 different threads!

Thanks in advance for you answers and HH everyone

 

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[CW3(ret) US Army]

1. 1976 silver Eisenhowers (not proof) - were they made in both Type 1 and Type 2 varieties?

2. Do the TD Banks in Canada have penny arcades that accept Canadian change? Can a US account holder use them free of charge?

3. Corroded coins (pennies, nickels) whats the best method to remove the corrosion? I know you arent supposed to clean coins but I cant even tell what type of coins they are!

4. Does anyone have experience shipping Internationally with the Ebay Global Shipping Program?

I know they all seem a bit random and unrelated, but I figured it was better than posting 4 different threads!

Thanks in advance for you answers and HH everyone

I can answer question #2 for you. All the TD Banks I have seen in Canada do not have penny arcades in them. The Canadian coins are steel & they would only clog up the machines because of the magnets they have in them to catch the steel coins. For non account holders in Canada, the bank will change up to $250 a day Canadian change into Canadian currency at no charge. You have to roll the coins in order to do this. If you have a account with TD Bank in the United States, it doesn't count. Something about the United States TD Banks are a different corporation. They only consider a person with a account in a Canadian TD Bank to be a account holder. I've been going up to Canada with my wife for several years & we always bring Canadian change with us. I've never had any problem changing the coins into currency. Hope this helps.

HH
Gary

 

[SanMartian]

#3
Hydrogen peroxide for cents, katsup for nickels (salt and vinegar).

 

[Styfflin]

#1 - Type 1 Ikes are the rarer ones. Not sure on value, but I've got a stack of 15-20 now. 1976 Ty1 and Ty2 Ikes | The Ike Group

 

[Omega]

Yes, I just found 2 type 1's today

 

[Joe777Cool]

I have found both type 1 and 2 as well. but do the variations exist on the silver coins?

 

[Omega]

Ohhh, not sure, sorry :/

 

[boristhespider88]

I have found both type 1 and 2 as well. but do the variations exist on the silver coins?

Never thought about that. I'm not sure; I don't have my silver '76-S coin set to look at. Maybe someone else will chime in?

 

[omga747]

All silver Ikes, proof and nonproof are variety 1

 

[crhstreetwalker]

4. Does anyone have experience shipping Internationally with the Ebay Global Shipping Program?

I don't use this, I just print out an international thermal label and sign it. That's what I would recommend. Seems like too much unnecessary work to use their "global shipping program."

 

[Styfflin]

I have found both type 1 and 2 as well. but do the variations exist on the silver coins?

My bad. Need to actually read the whole post before responding sometimes.
What I'm reading on the Ike Group price guide is that there was a 1976-D silver Ike, but it looks pretty damn rare. That one was a Type 2. The 1976-S silver Ikes are all the same type, but it doesn't say which one it is. Price Guide | The Ike Group

 

[Omega]

I don't use this, I just print out an international thermal label and sign it. That's what I would recommend. Seems like too much unnecessary work to use their "global shipping program."

I second that, I always just ship first class international mail (I think?). I've never had an issue.

 

[sax player]

1. 1976 silver Eisenhowers (not proof) - were they made in both Type 1 and Type 2 varieties?

2. Do the TD Banks in Canada have penny arcades that accept Canadian change? Can a US account holder use them free of charge?

3. Corroded coins (pennies, nickels) whats the best method to remove the corrosion? I know you arent supposed to clean coins but I cant even tell what type of coins they are!

4. Does anyone have experience shipping Internationally with the Ebay Global Shipping Program?

I know they all seem a bit random and unrelated, but I figured it was better than posting 4 different threads!

Thanks in advance for you answers and HH everyone

What does this have to do with Coin Roll Hunting?

Maybe this thread would fit better in the Coins sub-forum:

Coins

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

What does this have to do with Coin Roll Hunting?

Maybe this thread would fit better in the Coins sub-forum:

Coins

Sax you have been warned. Your not a mod, any more thread attacks or posts like this one after time of warning will be dealt with......

We will NOT go quitely into the night!

 

[sax player]

This was posted before I was warned...

 

[billionaire]

Nobody would have a problem with you if you just used the forum for what it was made for

 

[Iamrussell]

Sax you have been warned. Your not a mod, any more thread attacks or posts like this one after time of warning will be dealt with......

We will NOT go quitely into the night!

Thank you

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[Treasure_Hunter]

This was posted before I was warned...

Sax you were warned before this thread in another thread then in a PM.

Just be a member, stop trying to play mod, if you don't like a thread move to one you do like, post by our rules and you will have no problems.

Stop

We will NOT go quitely into the night!