Canadian Proof Set

ognib

Looking through my dad's 'oard' (not really a hoard), I found a 1967 Canadian proof set. The coins say 1867-1967. The sticker on front says he paid $16 for it. I was curious what it is worth now? Interestingly enough, tucked behind the coins is a LunderHaulend Mark 100000, a 5 dollar note from the State Bank of South Carolina and (2) paper looneys (1954,1967) and a paper twoonie (1954)! Pictures can be provided if anyone's interested.

theboz11

pliofilm pack km65-70 is $11

km65-70 with silver medal (Red Box) $15.25

Black Box Km 65-71 w/gold $20 $200

2005 Krause World coins

Hope this helps

ognib

What does the km65-70 mean you refer to?

JamminJ

<< <i>What does the km65-70 mean you refer to? >>



Those are the numbers assigned in the Krause Standard Catalog of World Coins to the individual coins in the set. KM65 is probably the cent, KM66 the 5 cent coin, etc.

-JamminJ

ognib

Thanks! Where does a feller pick up one of them thar books that has all the answers?

ajaan

Here's one Krause Catalog. You can pick up older editions for a lot cheaper.

canadiancoinguy

The banknotes are probably common varieties and just worth face value. If you provide the year/prefix/serial, preferably along with the signatures, I can let you know if there might be anything good.