A great addition to any collection. 50% & 80% Silver lot of mixed coins 1967. Please view sample picture. Costs can be provided and will depend on you location.
Lot includes the following coins. 1x 1963 Canada Silver Dollar Coin. 10x 1964 Canada Silver Dollar Coin. 3x 1965 Canada Silver Dollar Coin. 7x 1967 Canada One Silver Dollar Coin.
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Scarce and Rare Enameled Beautiful Set. Queen of Spades, Jack of Hearts, 10 of Spades, King of Hearts. Investment grade Silver COIN SET. Four coins make up this set. Jack of Hearts (2008). Queen of Spades (2008). Ten of Spades (2009). King of Hearts (2009). The name G DE PARIS that appears across the bottom is likely the name of the original artist, while the name LAHIRE is believed to reflect the 15th-century custom of naming each jack aftera famous figure, in this case one of Charles VII’s generals. The inscription on the back of thecard suggests the Jack of Hearts was valued at fifty livres. In 17th-century New France, everything was in short supply – including coins. In 1729, authorities began using plain card stock, which circulated like modern bank notes, until New France fell to the British in 159-some 75 years after this unique form of moneyfirst appeared in 1685. The name G DE PARIS that appears at the bottom is likely the name of the original artist, while the name PALLAS is believed to have been inspired by the Greek goddess Athena or Joan of Arc. The inscription on the back of the card suggests the Queen of Spades was valued at one hundred livres. There was a time when playing cards were valued like regular banknotes-and this Ten of Spades from 18th-century New France wasone of them; it was also a clever way for authorities to keep theircolony working despite chronic coin shortages. Even more clever is how this intriguing coin preserves the playing card’s rectangular shape and is embellished with colour and selective gold plating along its edge-the first time these two stunning effects have been combined in this manner. Another unique feature of this coin: its “missing” corners. They reflect the practice of clipping cards in order to produce lower denominations. Historians believe the Ten of Spades was valued at forty livres, but as a treasured part of your coin collection, you’ll consider it priceless. All hail the king! This rectangular coin featuring the King of Hearts is the final issue in this must-have series that opens a rare window on that era. Its single, right-side-up design is an authentic reproduction of playing cards prior to 1870. Few examples survived, making these first-ever rectangular coins important guardians of this captivating history. In 1729, authorities began using plain card stock, which circulated like modern bank notes, until New France fell to the British in 1759-some 75 years after this unique form of moneyfirst appeared in 1685. Minted By: Royal Canadian Mint (RCM). Metal Element Purity: Silver AG. Coins / Bars are in Capsules & Include COA ONLY. Items for sale are exactly as shown in pictures. AUTHENTICATED using SIGMA METALYLICS VERIFIER. ALL SALES FINAL, NO EXCEPTIONS. It is YOUR responsibility to determine condition on your own. If you need further information or photos please ask! These are my costs.
Almost complete set of Canada silver lunar coins. Box has some minor scratches. Subscribe now to get the Tiger, Rabbit and Dragon while each coin will come during the autumn preceding the animal year. Under 1,000 complete sets left! As a subscriber to this 12-year series of unique scalloped coins, you’ll be proud to showcase your annually growing collection in this beautiful Asian-inspired display case. Its hardwood exterior features a high-gloss finish and silk-screened paper. The interior also has a high-gloss finish in Chinese red with a silver design and it includes a wooden insert designed to accommodate all 12 coins. The year 2010 is ruled by the Tiger, a majestic animal. The Tiger personality is equally impressive; powerful and daring. Expect a lot of activity when the dynamic Tiger is in your midst. The Tiger is restless and reckless, always ready for action. His zest for life is contagious. The Tiger is incredibly funny, impulsive and sometimes quick-tempered. He may not be the most objective leader, but his fiery passion and fearlessness ultimately capture people’s admiration and respect. The Year of the Tiger also ruled 1902, 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986 and 1998. However, people born in January or February should consult the Chinese lunar calendar. New Year does not automatically fall on January 1st. This celebration is better known as the Spring Festival and coincides with the first day of spring-a date that shifts from year to year depending upon the lunar cycle and solar year. 92.5% silver, 7.5% copper. Three Degrees Creative Group Inc. (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse). Sets are pre-owned and may have wear or damage outer sleeve does have some wear, box damaged, certificate does have some damage from the inner plastic protector, common problem with these sets. PLEASE DO NOT SEND US A MESSAGE STATING THIS, WE KNOW. All images are for the actual item being auctioned unless otherwise stated. Some mint products may have stock images. Item’s Condition- Please see photos for condition. If you have any concerns regarding an items condition please ask prior to purchasing the item. Our expert staff have over 40+ years experience in the business. Our grades are the opinion of our knowledgeable staff. These grades are for a reference base for our customers only and we have graded these coins to the best of our ability. Other graders opinions may differ from ours, as they would with many other professional dealers. If the coins are sent into a grading service they maybe be subject to a higher or lower grade than that of what we have advertised as that would be the opinion of the particular grader grading the coin/banknote and we are not responsible for individual opinions/standards of other graders or companies. We do stand by our grading and offer our grades as an honest opinion to the best of our professional ability. Mint Products- Some mint products may have stock images. Some products may be in original mint state/still sealed in mint packaging or shrink wrap as issued by the mint, however not all items will be. This will be noted in the description. Please do not message us requesting that we do. Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Create your brand with Auctiva’s. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Com. Track Page Views With.
