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    Redeemabi;ity of the $5.00 Maple Leaf

    There are also gold MLs with a face value for the one ounce at $50.00. I don't suppose anyone would refuse that.
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 19, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    Royal Canadian Mint

    I was referring more to the term tarnish as opposed to toning.
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 19, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    Redeemabi;ity of the $5.00 Maple Leaf

    I can finally now share the results of my trip to the bank and my question to the mint. The reaction at the bank(its a small city and I'm pretty...
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 19, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    Royal Canadian Mint

    I just received an advertising brochure from the mint. They have improved their packaging and one of the benefits is that it will "better protect...
    Thread by: bromac4, Jan 19, 2005, 9 replies, in forum: World Coins
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    1935 canadian one cent coin

    I have given more current retail prices from the latest issue of Canadian Coin News in the "What's it worth"section.
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 19, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    1937 Canadain one cent coin

    If I could just add these retail values from Canadian Coin News trends in Cdn $ 1916 1 cent -...
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 19, 2005 in forum: What's it Worth
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    1906 turkish Lira and canadian coins.

    For quarters I would say 1915,1936 dot,1947 dot and more recently 1991.
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 7, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    Week number 36

    Posted today in "1906 Turkish Lira and Canadian coins".
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 7, 2005 in forum: Contests
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    1906 turkish Lira and canadian coins.

    I would just add that key dates for Canadian nickels are 1925 and 1926
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 7, 2005 in forum: World Coins
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    This really bugs me...

    Titanic privy SML's at one time were selling for around $100.00.It shows how risky buying coins as an investment can be. Bill
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 6, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Paper money forums? Anybody collect both?

    It took me until I had about $300.00 face value in paper to admit that,yes,I do also collect paper money. Thanks for the link. I've added it to my...
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 5, 2005 in forum: Paper Money
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    magnetic coins

    The copper coins weigh 2.5 grams, the copper plated zinc 2.25 grams, The plated steel 2.35 garms.
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 4, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    I'm headin out.

    The person responsible for the "dogs and families" comment once made a comment about Canadians which I found offensive.I made my little rant in...
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 2, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Thank You Steve (and Goodbye)

    I was surprised at how upset I was at this news.It's a measure of the feeling that all of us here have for Steve. I can only hope that he will...
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 1, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    any canadians about?

    Sorry to take so long but I have never been in this part of the forum before. 1962 double die 1¢,MS60 .50,MS63 1.00, MS64 25.00, MS65 100.00....
    Post by: bromac4, Jan 1, 2005 in forum: Error Coins
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    '0' numbered banknotes from Canada.

    Take a look at E-bay auctions item #'s 3948805713,5911. Sorry I don't know how to make links.
    Post by: bromac4, Dec 30, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    Canadian Nickel Error - No date on front?

    All the donominations of 2002 coins have this double date. It is to commemorate the golden jubilee of Elizabeth II's ascension to the throne.
    Post by: bromac4, Dec 30, 2004 in forum: Error Coins
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    magnetic coins

    There are some 2003 & 2004 1¢ CDN coins that are not plated steel and are not attracted to a magnet.
    Post by: bromac4, Dec 30, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Canadian 1958 Silver $1.

    The top element in the totem is a raven,used by some natives to symbolize death,causing them to be called by some "death dollars".
    Post by: bromac4, Dec 29, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    'Coins of Canada' by J.A. Haxby & R.C. Willey.

    My copy for the year 2002 is the twentieth edition. Bill
    Post by: bromac4, Dec 29, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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