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Yesterday we were at our local coin shop getting prices of some coins for a member. As we were in line someone was selling off the dearly departed persons coins and I the clerk said we buy the Canadian coins a a .6 of face and the customer war more than happy. I was more than happy that I knew that I could buy them at a .8 of face and at the coin shop it is first come first served. So we got all of this a a .8 of face.
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a by henrysmedford, on Flickr

If there's a 1970, you know where to send it.

Engineer wrote:If there's a 1970, you know where to send it.

Still at zero
From past post--

As all of are Canadian is free are bought at a .8 face we have found zero of these dates also. Are they hard to find in Canada also in the wild.
1923
1925
1930
1931
1933
1937
1943
1948
1970
1996
1997
2000
2002
2003
2005
2011
2012

And from a Canadian member--

Re: Does any one find any 1967 wild rabbits?
by mtalbot_ca » Sat Dec 22, 2012 5:35 pm

1923 - Nerver found
1925 - Nerver found
1930 - Nerver found
1931 - Nerver found
1933 - Found 1
1937 - Found 6
1943 - Nerver found
1948 - Found 4
1970 - Found 15
1996 - Common (3 every box)
1997 - Common
2000 - Very common, 2000P less common (1-2 every box)
2002 - Very common
2003 - Very common
2005 - all types very common
2011 - Very common
2012 - Very common

Cheers,

Can you describe who it was selling these to the coin shop at .6 face?

that's some serious beaver You guys who live closer to the border catch all the breaks

Thogey wrote:Can you describe who it was selling these to the coin shop at .6 face?

He was the grandson of the departed. Was clean cut. Did not look like a druggy. It might be a true story.

beauanderos wrote:that's some serious beaver You guys who live closer to the border catch all the breaks

I just looked at Goggle maps. And it is a 9hr. drive to Canada and a 12 hour drive to Mexico.

Another nice find.