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Nope they are made of 100% nickel - dimes at that time were silver

Perhaps... who knows how long that cut was between when he applied it, then rubbed it off?

Pressure washer not powerful enough to break copper

Probably $2

Spreading the wealth

Nice one!

Geo Cache?

@@anotherfifty it was sitting under some bushes

Well, if you have a 1955 NSF is probably worth 100 bucks . you should probably get it appraised .The 2006 penny is probably worth five cents as it’s circulated

If you are asking where to get large quantities of toonies - any Canadian bank will have rolls - if you are looking for large quantities it’s best to talk with your bank and pre-order amounts

That’s crazy

For the 2000 KNOWEDGE, apparently there also is a pedestal 0 in the last 0 of "2000", and for the 2010's, also keep an eye out for no water lines under the polar bear's neck and chin to the ice flow it is standing on.

Wow good notice - obviously going through $6000 you get a bit lost when looking over and over items. Thankfully that was pulled and put aside so I will have to go and see what's happening with the 16 serrations.

I just asked Chat the same question and it said 0.001 grams per 100 lbs or 0.01 ppm (parts per million) maybe your chat gpt is on the take

@@anotherfifty I asked that question when gpt was new, before it was lobotomized. It also said wood stoves were the most efficient.

Ask it if copper pre 1982 has trace amounts of gold. then follow up with question about pre 82 pennies.

Thanks!! Appreciate the feedback

a few dollars

Southern Gulf Islands. 22:51 was when it was going crazy outside.

@@anotherfifty I was out there at that time over in Saanich and it wasn't nearly that good. Lucky to be in an area with low light pollution!

These coins are clearly of poor quality, and once you've spotted one, they become quite easy to recognize with the naked eye. My concern is what to do once I accumulate $50 worth of these items. I can't return them, as I know they are fake so I'm out $50, and selling them is illegal.

@@anotherfifty I just turn them into the police. If I get toonies at the bank to coin roll hunt, I just go through them at the bank so I can trade them in there.

Do the police give you $2?

@@anotherfifty No they just start asking a lot of questions. It's really annoying.

When they first came out, collectors eagerly sought them. However, the mint's production of commemorative rolls has since flooded the market with these coins. Despite this, their unique heritage suggests that they could increase in value over the coming years.

There are about 5 million in circulation

Well if they are nickels 5 cent pieces make sure to look for the near 6 far 6 and the connected 6

If you have two loonies (1 dollar Canadian ) and you add them together you get a toonie 😃

Any time!

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Probably 3 cents but 3 cents more than I had yesterday

Nice work 👍🏽

Nice find

Not that I’m aware of… you can just break them however then you are paying for repackaging

MS could be worth $3000 . This is circulated but in pretty good condition so probably $5 . Not bad for a 5 cent find