Just on thought on those that dislike finding Canadian dimes...

[GMan00001]

I know I have seen a number of people complain about finding Canadian Dimes in their rolls.

Personally, I like finding them as they mix things up a bit.

If only searching Canadian dimes in Canada were so successful, I would have to make a road trip.

My results from past year.

In 2010:
5 of 138 were silver

In 2009:
16 of 275 were silver

In 2008:
25 of 616 were silver

IN 2007:
14 of 518 were silver



so adding those all up...
60 of 1547 were silver.


Based on those percentages, when I finally find 2500 (or enough for a whole box), I should have around 97 silver Canadian dimes.


I only wish the percentage of silver in U.S. dimes was anywhere near that high. Don't you?

 

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[rwb83]

80%

WOOT WOOT!!! That was quick TY!

 

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[greg23]

No problem EH

 

[thurmownator]

I've posted it before, but since we're on the subject of Canadian coinage again, and it's metal content, here's a link we should all bookmark:

http://www.coinscan.com/technical/canasp.html

 

[coinmojo]

Canadian Currency is now worth more than U.S. at last check $1.02

1.0184 / 0.9819 Canadian dollar / U.S. dollar as of 1:40 pm Wednesday.

Mojo

 

[GMan00001]

Canadian Currency is now worth more than U.S. at last check $1.02

1.0184 / 0.9819 Canadian dollar / U.S. dollar as of 1:40 pm Wednesday.

Mojo

By the numbers you quote above, your statement is backwards.

$1 USD buys $1.02 of CAD therefore USD is worth more.

 

[JD-GA]

What percent silver is a 1961 canadian?