small collection passed on to me, Canadian, world

morgansforever

Just wanted a little more info on some of this stuff.
The Canadian dollars I know are 80% silver all dated pre 65. what about % of .999 content?
The quarters are 80% and 50%, I use the coinflation site for numbers, and dates.
I will be buying some sort of world coin guide tomorrow, probably Whitman.
According to their site these are the current melt value numbers.
How do I know which quarters, dimes, and halves are 80%? In 1967 both content types were used.
To much to list all in one night. Much more to come. Heres's a few quick shots.
Thanks for any help
scott

1920-1967 Dime $0.10 $1.0613
1967-1968 Dime (50% silver) *** $0.6633
1920-1967 Quarter $2.6534
1967-1968 Quarter (50% silver) *** $1.6584
1920-1967 Half Dollar $0.50 $5.3069
1935-1967 Dollar $1.00 $10.6139



















30 of the Ecuador Cinco pieces. Coins says .720, assuming this is .720 fine sliver right?



My first Cook Island coin, in sweet condition.! 10 of these all the same date. Any silver in these?



20 of the 1967 Canadian 50 cent piece, all in 63/64 condition. Are these 80% of 50%?



The Cuban Peso's are all in similar condition, roughed up unc's, IMHO, all dated 1933.




More boxes to go through, haven't even touched the US stuff. Large cents, 2 cent pieces, Barber dimes, and more.
Peace,
scott

tbirde56

The last circulating British silver coins were dated 1946 (top photo).

coinkat

The 1933 Cuban Peso is a decent coin if it is better than EF- take a good look at it for hairlining. From the image, EF seems alittle conservative