By John, on November 16th, 2011%
Question by jujape1978: Where can I cash in Canadian coins? My local bank won’t take them. ?
I have some canadian $ 2 coins and my local bank won’t take them. Says I have to go to the Canadian embassy. Can that be true?
Best answer:
Answer by Daniel OPretty close to right. In the US a Canadian coin is foreign currency, might as well be brazilian reals (probably not how you spell it). However they are not that hard to convert to US dollars. Good news is . . . → Read More: Where can I cash in Canadian coins? My local bank won’t take them. ?
By John, on October 26th, 2011%
Purchasing Gold Coins – Suggestions For New Investors
Article by Geoffrey Hansen
As quickly as the economic climate bounces back again, financial inflation is possible to be shut behind. Inflation can certainly devalue your investments to a distressing extent apart from your bodily gold holdings in most instances. The cause is gold is largely untouched by inflation. Whereas various other investments not to mention currencies are impacted by inflation, gold tends to retain its selling price.Silver and gold are readily offered as coins, struck in the United kingdom, America, Canada and South . . . → Read More: Purchasing Gold Coins – Suggestions For New Investors
By John, on October 9th, 2011%
Question by C S: What is the value of collected canadian coins?
The shape of the coins are between very fine to about uncirculated.
years of these canadian coins are
1960
1962
1965
1968
1970-1981
1983-1991
1993-2001
2003-2008
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Answer by Marcum21I have a 1960 silver dollar and a 2009 penny in great condition. Which one do you think is worth more? You need to include what the fuckk the coin is to get a price dumbasss
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By John, on September 23rd, 2011%
Question by Mauricio: where can I sell my canadian coins?
I have alot of old coins, like some of them are silver Canadian dollar.
some are ages from 1800 to 1933 or more and I wanna know where can I sell them in Toronto?
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Answer by xataxLots of places like Ebay—-craiglist—- or if you have large quantity of these coins and you are in canada go to flea market in your city and take a small stall there if you have large quantity of these coins.
http://bit.ly/8cUqjG
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By John, on September 19th, 2011%
Question by tommyjoebob: Where can I exchange Canadian coins into American dollars?
I have about $ 150 worth of Canadian coin. Where can I exchange the money into American dollars. Most the credit unions, and banks in my area say they will only except Canadian bills. If someone could tell me what type of bank would except Canadian coin that would be greatly appreciated.
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Answer by D Lwhy not just spend it a little at a time? most people dont even notice a canadian coin in their change.
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By John, on September 17th, 2011%
How To Make Profitable Investment In Gold?
Gold has fascinated human beings for thousands of years, in the sense that it never tarnishes and also has a unique color and lustre.
But as a matter of fact, gold is useless in engineering terms, except for plating electrical contacts, to ensure they never tarnish and lose their conductivity. You will find gold plated contacts on good quality hi-fi components. The metal is too soft, with too low a tensile strength to be used for much besides necklaces and rings. Gold ornaments are most popular . . . → Read More: How To Make Profitable Investment In Gold?
By John, on September 6th, 2011%
Tips For Surviving a Bus Tour
As a Step-on tour guide, I have conducted countless bus tours throughout Niagara and Toronto. These bus tours are always entertaining, educational and memorable and just a little bit of advance thinking will make sure that everyone sails right over any bumps in the road. The following is a survival checklist for day bus tours.
PLAN FOR THE WEATHER- Temperature and precipitation both have minds of their own and can never be guaranteed. Daily weather forecasts have always been significant planning factors for me when conducting a . . . → Read More: Tips For Surviving a Bus Tour
By John, on September 1st, 2011%
Three Silver Coin Investment Programs Compared
Article by Vic Bilson
With more people waking up to the importance of protecting one’s wealth from the evils of inflation with silver and gold, there have been numerous silver coin programs appearing online almost overnight. The price of silver has risen from about .50 an ounce in 2000 to almost .00 an ounce today. Most experts agree that the price of silver is poised for exponential growth in the next several years. Combine that with the devaluation of the U.S. Dollar and you can clearly . . . → Read More: Three Silver Coin Investment Programs Compared
By John, on August 22nd, 2011%
The Winter Festival Of Lights In Niagara Falls
Niagara’s Festival of Lights began back in 1983 and has steadily been gaining popularity and recognition. When the Festival paired up with Disney in 1992, it took on a delightful new dimension. A series of elaborate and animated Disney displays wow young and old alike. Although I fall short of being able to match up all the displays with their movie titles, my grandson delights in filling me in.
The flag display is also a crowd ‘wower’. The U.S. flag is . . . → Read More: The Winter Festival Of Lights In Niagara Falls
By John, on August 18th, 2011%
Question by Jeff L: i have accumulated about 300 dollars worth of canadian coins in past years. where can i exchange them?
i live in ohio and am looking for the closest place to exchange the canadian coins for american currency and no local banks will exchange them. where can i do this?
Best answer:
Answer by vestobabbletry ebay or craigslist.
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