Have close to 1000 of them I believe. Are they equivalent to our wheat cents?
Also have 500 or so of the 67 birdy pennies but don't think they have any real value above copper.
Thanks
D
Value of 1933ish-1952 Canadian pennies.
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Value of 1933ish-1952 Canadian pennies.
by misteroman » Wed Sep 11, 2019 8:46 pm
Was wondering if anyone knew the value of those later king George cents. 33-52 I believe.
Have close to 1000 of them I believe. Are they equivalent to our wheat cents?
Also have 500 or so of the 67 birdy pennies but don't think they have any real value above copper.
Thanks
D
Have close to 1000 of them I believe. Are they equivalent to our wheat cents?
Also have 500 or so of the 67 birdy pennies but don't think they have any real value above copper.
Thanks
D
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Re: Value of 1933ish-1952 Canadian pennies.
by Recyclersteve » Thu Sep 12, 2019 1:08 am
King George VI cents were minted from 1937-1952.
The 1967 cents with the dove on them had over 345 million minted. For a country that has a population about 1/10 of that of the U.S. that is a LOT of pennies.
I don't know enough about the real market for either of these and how easy they are to sell. I'll defer to someone from up north or a subject matter expert here in the U.S.
Here is a link from Numista that may have some helpful info:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/canada ... c_canada44
Good luck.
The 1967 cents with the dove on them had over 345 million minted. For a country that has a population about 1/10 of that of the U.S. that is a LOT of pennies.
I don't know enough about the real market for either of these and how easy they are to sell. I'll defer to someone from up north or a subject matter expert here in the U.S.
Here is a link from Numista that may have some helpful info:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/canada ... c_canada44
Good luck.
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