Canadian Dollar Face Value?
I have a good chunk of Canadian dollars (around 15). All ranging from the late 60′s to the early to mid 80′s. 4 questions here. Answer whichever ones you can! Thanks!
What would you say the average value of those are?
How can you tell if they are silver proofs, not nickel proofs?
Where can I go trade these in?
Will these coins go up in face value by the year, or is it around the same price?
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Old coins are really not that valuable, even if they are silver. Go to a reputable coin dealer if you want to value them. You’ll probably spend more in gas money than you will get above the face value of the coins.
Keep and enjoy them rather than thinking of them as an investment.
there going to be worth more than the dollar but not much more unless there is really good shape or hard to find . i doubt anything that recent would be silver to be honest . more than likely nickel