Post Your New Canadian Acquisitions

Discussion in 'World Coins' started by kookoox10, Feb 16, 2013.

  1. John Anthony

    John Anthony Ultracrepidarian

    I've gotten coins in US mint and proof sets that had similar, milky-blue color. The theory with US sets is that it has something to do with the chemical wash the coins get after they're struck. Maybe not all of it gets washed off? Perhaps the Canadian mint was using similar techniques?
     
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  3. jello

    jello Not Expert★NormL®

    Milk spot are a pain for all mints. Somehow quality control miss a few:(Computer scan maybe better that humans eye's at times. The book"1984 "has come to life sadly.
     
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  4. jj00

    jj00 Well-Known Member

    1871 Canada Fifty Cent (no H)

    1871 Canada Fifty Cent Rev.JPG 1871 Canada Fifty Cent Obv.JPG
     
  5. Effigy303

    Effigy303 Well-Known Member

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    Just a new cheapie.
     
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  6. stevex6

    stevex6 Random Mayhem

    nice pick-up, Eff
     
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  7. Teddydogno1

    Teddydogno1 Well-Known Member

    Couple of new Canadian coins.

    2nd in the Birds of Prey series: The Bald Eagle
    2014_canada_baldeagle_obv.jpg 2014_canada_baldeagle_rev.jpg

    And this cool $100 Proof Gold Coin: 1991 "Empress of India" Steamship. Commemorating the ship's arrival from Yokahama, the first of the new Pacific Steamship Fleet.
    1991_ca_gold_steamship_obv.jpg
    1991_ca_gold_steamship_rev.jpg

    I find it very difficult to capture the color and beauty of this type of shiny proof--so many reflections!

    I bought this from Apmex as a "random" $100 gold Canadian commemorative gold coin and I think I got lucky with a cool design for little over melt.

    Rob
     
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  8. SPP Ottawa

    SPP Ottawa Numismatist

    Also, the 1954 NSF only occurs on the Proof-like strikes...

    Here is a 1954 NSF, PCGS PL-67 Red (I picked this one up in Montreal this past spring):

    http://images.pcgs.com/CoinFacts/25336593_800x600.jpg
     
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  9. jj00

    jj00 Well-Known Member

  10. Teddydogno1

    Teddydogno1 Well-Known Member

    2012 Canadian Dollar. It is double-dated 1812 - 2012 for the 200th Anniversary of the War of 1812. 3/4 oz .9999 fine silver.

    2012_canada_1812comm_obv_small.jpg 2012_canada_1812comm_rev_small.jpg

    Rob
     
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  11. stevex6

    stevex6 Random Mayhem

    Yummy => you certainly have a few very sweet pick-ups, Teddy (congrats) ...

    ... oh, and wow SPP Ottawa => that's a fantastic penny that you scored (very cool)
     
  12. jj00

    jj00 Well-Known Member

    Spent some time in Sept cataloging some new small cent purchases, here's a few interesting ones:

    1967 Canada Cent, Double Canada & Double Date

    1967 Canada Cent Rev MS64.JPG 1967 Canada Cent Obv MS64.JPG
    1967 Canada Cent double Canada close.jpg 1967 Canada Cent double date close.jpg

    1953 Canada Cent, hanging 3

    1953 Canada Cent Rev - Hanging 3 - MS63.JPG 1953 Canada Cent NSF Obv - Hanging 3 -MS63.JPG

    1953 Canada Cent Hanging 3 close.jpg
     
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  13. jj00

    jj00 Well-Known Member

    1957 Canada Cent, hanging 7

    1957 Canada Cent Rev - Hanging 7 - MS63.JPG 1957 Canada Cent Obv - Hanging 7 - MS63.JPG

    1957 Canada Cent Hanging 7 close.jpg

    1962 Canada Cent, hanging 2

    1962 Canada Cent Rev - Hanging 2 - MS63.JPG 1962 Canada Cent Obv - MS63.JPG

    1962 Canada Cent - Hanging 2 close.jpg
     
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  14. jello

    jello Not Expert★NormL®

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  15. jello

    jello Not Expert★NormL®

    I need to hunt my box of Canadian 1 cents I know their one roll of all 1967 Au to Ef. Maybe I will get lucky
     
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  16. jj00

    jj00 Well-Known Member

    Yes, picked up a couple of small collections to fill in a few holes & upgrade some years of my small cent collection; turned out about 80% of them were MS63 or higher & about 20% were some variety
     
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  17. jello

    jello Not Expert★NormL®

    Score Big time JJ!!!



    :)
     
  18. Teddydogno1

    Teddydogno1 Well-Known Member

    Picked up this 1943 "Victory" nickel this weekend. Seller called it MS60. Agree or disagree? Is it worth the US dollar I paid?

    1943_canada_5cent_obv_small.jpg 1943_canada_5cent_rev_small.jpg

    Rob
     
  19. jj00

    jj00 Well-Known Member

    Another low mintage (20,000) Newfoundland, 1888 Fifty Cent, a bit worn but I really liked the look of it

    1888 Newfoundland Fifty Cent Rev.JPG 1888 Newfoundland Fifty Cent Obv.JPG
     
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  20. jello

    jello Not Expert★NormL®

    Rob nice Victory nickel!!!
    1888 50 cents JJ. Nice !! Could it be the over date half?

    :)
     
  21. jj00

    jj00 Well-Known Member

    No, not the overdate ;)
     
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