What is the going rate per coin to buy....

Coin Finder

1950s to 1964 Canadian Silver halfs?

OldEastside

Coinflation list them @ $5.98 apiece with Silver@$19.95/oz

Steve

derryb

Coinflation silver coin value, scroll down

Coin Finder

I saw that thanks, A dealer just charged me 12 bucks each!!!

derryb

<< <i>I saw that thanks, A dealer just charged me 12 bucks each!!! >>


Doesn't do any good to study after you take the test.

chumley

call a mulligan

Coin Finder

Yeah first timer with the Canadians, Nice coins tho...beautiful toned uncs...

Yukoncornelius1

<< <i>I saw that thanks, A dealer just charged me 12 bucks each!!! >>



A good deal if they were Canadian silver dollars, go back and see if he will sell you more for their true value.

OPA

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<< <i>I saw that thanks, A dealer just charged me 12 bucks each!!! >>


Doesn't do any good to study after you take the test. >>



I would consider it a "learning experience via the school of hard knocks."

agentjim007

Double melt isn't too bad if they're mind blowing toners.

OldEastside

<< <i>Yeah first timer with the Canadians, Nice coins tho...beautiful toned uncs... >>



If you can post pics, I'm sure I'm not the only one that would love to see em

Steve

ricko

Sounds like tuition..... Cheers, RickO

LochNESS

<< <i>Nice coins tho...beautiful toned uncs... >>


You paid for their numismatic value, not their BV ... that's how it sounds anyway

Coin Finder

I can't take good pictures of toned sorry, coins they look great though. I went back to the dealer and asked him if I paid the right amount and much to my surprise he said I over paid and offered a refund. I said no and instead just picked out 3 more nice toned Canadian dollars this time from the stack. Were all good and I will be giving more business to that coin store.

OldEastside

<< <i>I can't take good pictures of toned sorry, coins they look great though. I went back to the dealer and asked him if I paid the right amount and much to my surprise he said I over paid and offered a refund. I said no and instead just picked out 3 more nice toned Canadian dollars this time from the stack. Were all good and I will be giving more business to that coin store. >>




Cool

Steve

GotTheBug

If they are nice toned Uncs you may have done quite all right. Heck, I've paid that much for nice AU's on some of the earlier 50's dates, if the coin looked right.

TwoSides2aCoin

Grade only matters when it's worth grading.

LochNESS

<< <i>Grade only matters when it's worth grading. >>


Huh? Grade always matters when money is involved, unless it's bullion. But as I mentioned before, it sounds like he paid for the numismatic value not the BV so a high grade would explain the dealer's high price.