Canadian 1967-Older Dollars?

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Canadian 1967-Older Dollars?

Postby RxForPain » Mon Mar 21, 2011 10:28 pm

I came across some 1967 and older Canadian dollars and some 1967 and older dimes. I have never really dealt in the older Canadian coins, but in my search for below spot Ag you go where the price is right. I know what coinflation gives as the the silver content and price, but any extra info. would be appreciated. Not sure what the community thinks of the 80% Canadian items?

I went ahead and made some purchases, let me know how did?

10x 1967 and older Canadian dollars. at $15.95 each
12x 1966 and older Canadian dimes at $1.00 each
3x 1967 (I believe these are 50% Ag) Canadian (fish) dimes at $1.00
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Re: Canadian 1967-Older Dollars?

Postby barrytrot » Mon Mar 21, 2011 10:51 pm

All great deals. Canadian silver is not in nearly the demand that US silver is, but you can easily get 19x on each of the 80% and 10x on the 50%.
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Re: Canadian 1967-Older Dollars?

Postby aristobolus » Tue Mar 22, 2011 3:46 am

Check out this mainstay of websites for those purchasing PM's:

http://www.coininfo.com/
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Re: Canadian 1967-Older Dollars?

Postby frugalcanuck » Tue Mar 22, 2011 2:19 pm

That is a really good deal
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Re: Canadian 1967-Older Dollars?

Postby RxForPain » Tue Mar 22, 2011 11:32 pm

Thanks for the responses it is appreciated. We just don't get too many Canadian coins here so I purchased it because it was well below spot. Maybe I will try and flip it for some 90%.
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