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 Canada 1994 Proof Silver Dollar - Last RCMP Sled Dog US $49.99 
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 2008 CANADA SILVER DOLLAR, CROWN, $20 DOLLARS SNOWFLKAE AMETHYST PROOF US $329.99
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 2008 CANADA SILVER DOLLAR, CROWN, $20 DOLLARS SNOWFLKAE SAPPHIRE PROOF US $329.99
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 1964 Canada Dollar 0.75 troy ounce of .800-Silver $ Charlottetown Quebec BU unc. US $21.50
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 2012 99.99% Silver 20 Dollar Coin RCM Canada Polar Bear Brilliant UC Specimen US $40.99
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 1964 Canada Quarter-Dollar 0.18 troy ounce of .800-Silver Caribou BU mint-sealed US $5.45
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 1964 Canada Half Dollar 0.37 troy ounce of .800-Silver BU uncirc mint-sealed US $10.95
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 1963 Canada Silver Dollar - 1963 Loonie - A90 US $20.95
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 1963 Canada Silver Dollar - 1963 Loonie - A91 US $20.95
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 1966 Canada Silver Dollar - 1966 Loonie - A92 US $20.95
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 1967 Canada Silver Dollar - 1967 Loonie - A93 US $20.95
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 CANADA 1979 GRIFFIN SILVER DOLLAR - FULLY COLOURED IN PLASTIC US $11.86
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 Canada 1979 specimen silver dollar Griffon Tricentennial ship US $17.57
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 Canada 1978 specimen silver dollar 11th Commonwealth Games Edmonton US $17.57
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 Canada 1977 specimen silver dollar Jubilee Elizabeth II US $17.57
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 Canada 1976 specimen silver dollar Library of Parliament US $17.57
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 Canada 1974 specimen silver dollar Winnipeg Centennial US $17.57
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 1997 Canadian Cased Silver Dollar Canada Hockey US $39.29
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 2012 CANADA $5 DOLLARS SILVER & NIOBIUM COIN FULL WOLF MOON PROOF US $199.00
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 1958 Canada SILVER $1 Dollar - HIGH QUALITY BU - Very Nice LOOK US $42.42
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 1967 Canada $1 Silver Dollar ICCS SP-65 US $49.07
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 1963 Canada SILVER $1 Dollar - HIGH QUALITY BU - Very Nice LOOK US $19.94
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 1965 Canada SILVER $1 Dollar - HIGH QUALITY BU - Very Nice LOOK US $19.92
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 1982 Canada SILVER $1 Dollar - HIGH QUALITY PROOF - In Display Case US $26.25
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 Canada 1947 Silver Dollar! *NICE* Semi Key Year US $201.00
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 1951 - Canada 80% silver 50 cent piece / half dollar US $5.89
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 Canada 1954 Silver Dollar! *NICE* US $33.00
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 **** 1975 **** CANADA * Commemorative DOLLAR * Silver * US $43.23
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 Canada 1959 Silver Dollar! *NICE* US $23.72
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 Canadian Silver Color Dollars in original OGP boxes US $5.50
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 1944 - Canada 80% silver 50 cent piece / half dollar US $7.37
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 2012 CANADA SILVER $10 DOLLARS, RMS TITANIC - PROOF, EARLY STRIKE #1041 US $109.99
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 1950 - Canada 80% silver 50 cent piece / half dollar US $6.93
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 1977 CANADA JUBILEE 1 DOLLAR SILVER COIN US $13.90
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 1952 - Canada 80% silver 50 cent piece / half dollar US $7.16
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 Canada Parliament Library Silver Dollar 1976 UNC US $27.50
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 Canada Olympic Montreal Silver 10 Dollars 1976 UNC US $69.00
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 Canada Edmonton Univers Games Silver Dollar 1983 Proof US $30.00
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 1oz Troy Ounce 2012 Canada $5 Dollar Maple Leaf 9999 Fine Silver Bullion Coin US $32.99
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 CANADA SILVER DOLLAR 1962 US $16.60
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 1982 Canada Skull Bison Regina Commemorative One Dollar $1 Silver Coin W/ Box US $10.04
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 ★★★ 2010 CANADA SILVER DOLLAR -THE SUN-LIMITED EDITION PROOF COIN ★★★ US $182.51
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 Canadian silver dollars US $45.59
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 CANADA 1995 HUDSON BAY CO. .925 SILVER PROOF DOLLAR w BOX COA .7487oz ASW RCM US $32.95
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 6 X 1935 1967 CANADA Silver Dollars CAPITAL HOLDER HIGH GRADE RARE COINS US $199.99
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 1961CANADIAN SILVER DOLLAR 1961 VOYAGER SILVER DOLLAR ( #LE29) US $250.00
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 9 X 1958 1967 CANADA Silver Dollars Whitman PAGE HIGH GRADE RARE COINS US $249.99
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 CANADA SILVER DOLLAR 1967 US $12.72
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 1961CANADIAN SILVER DOLLAR 1961 VOYAGER SILVER DOLLAR- PL ( #LE30) US $250.00
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 1962 CANADIAN SILVER DOLLAR 1962 VOYAGER SILVER DOLLAR MS-65 ( #LE31) US $250.00
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 1962 CANADIAN SILVER DOLLAR 1962 VOYAGER SILVER DOLLAR MS-65 ( #LE33) US $250.00
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 1962 CANADIAN SILVER DOLLAR 1962 VOYAGER SILVER DOLLAR ( #LE35) US $250.00
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 CANADA SILVER DOLLAR 1958 US $13.79
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 1963 CANADIAN SILVER DOLLAR 1963 VOYAGER SILVER DOLLAR PL-63 ( #LE34) US $250.00
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 CANADA SILVER DOLLAR 1957 US $13.50
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 1966 CANADIAN SILVER DOLLAR 1966 VOYAGER SILVER DOLLAR MS 65 ( #LE32) US $250.00
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 CANADA SILVER DOLLAR 1963 US $12.75
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 1964 CANADA SILVER DOLLAR IN GEM PROOF-LIKE CONDITION US $39.99
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 1991 Canada Silver Proof Dollar - "Frontenac" - Free Shipping US $27.50
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 1972 1997 Canadian Silver Dollar CANADA RUSSIA SERIES US $99.99
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 1965 Canada Proof Like Coin Set - Silver Half Dollar Quarter Dime - Free Ship US $31.80
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 1976 Canada Silver $10 Dollar Commemorative Olympic Games Coin 1.44 Troy Oz US $41.12
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 Canada 30 Dollars 2009 Silver Proof International Year of Astronomy IYA US $129.00
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 Canada 1967 Silver Dollar - Confederation Centennial - z378 US $38.00
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 2012 CANADA MAPLE LEAF 1 OZ PURE SILVER 5 DOLLARS FIVE DOLLARS US $49.00
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 Canada 1964 Silver Dollar - Charlottetown Coin - Quebec - z386 US $38.00
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 1996 Silver Maple Leaf...$5 Dollar...Canada - 1 OZ .9999 Silver US $49.00
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 1965 CANADIAN SILVER DOLLAR VOYAGER 1965 (LE36) US $250.00
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 1965 CANADIAN SILVER DOLLAR 1965 VOYAGER SILVER DOLLAR MS65 ( #LE20) US $250.00
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 Canadian Silver Dollar Coin Canada 1958 totem silver 24k gold plated US $39.00
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 Proof 1989 Canada Silver Dollar KM-168 US $32.95
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 Proof 1991 Canada Silver Dollar KM-179 US $39.00
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 Lot 20 Canadian Silver Dollars Collectible Coins 1962, '63, '64, '65, '66 BU? US $380.00
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 2012 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf $5 Dollar Coin Canada Proof Like Mint Sealed 5 US $34.99
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 CANADA SILVER DOLLAR -.800 PURE SILVER *** 1966 *** HIGH GRADE US $31.00
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 1932 Canadian Silver Half Dollar **Key Date** King George V Coin US $74.98
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 1993 Canada Maple Leaf $5 Five Dollar 1 oz .999 Silver Coin Uncirculated US $41.61
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 Canada 1952 Silver Quarter Dollar US $4.25
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 1964*Canada DOLLAR Silver.80% Coin **HIGH GRADE NO RESERVE US $19.64
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 1960*Canada DOLLAR Silver.80% Coin **HIGH GRADE NO RESERVE US $21.99
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 1959 *Canada SILVER DOLLAR .80% Coin*HIGH GRADE NO RESERVE US $20.14
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 1967 CANADIAN SILVER DOLLAR US $18.37
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 1953*Canada DOLLAR Silver.80% Coin **HIGH GRADE NO RESERVE US $28.01
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 2000 Canada Maple Leaf $5 Five Dollar 1 oz .999 Silver Coin Uncirculated US $37.02
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Cache Metals' Bullion and Commodity Week-In-Review for December 06 – December 10, 2010.
GOLD
Spot gold touched an all time high of $1431.60 this week as investment demand continues to be the main driver of the yellow metal. A light week for economic data saw the metal trade in a range after taking a slide Tuesday as early profit taking set in ahead of the New Year. Tuesday gold plunged from its high of $1431.60 reversing course to an intra-day low of $1371.40
"You have some very willing sellers," Matthew Zeman, a metals trader at LaSalle Futures Group in Chicago, said and was quoted on Bloomberg. "We are coming to the end of the year, and with gold making another high, it's a good time to take profit."
President Obama's deal with Republicans to extend tax cuts and unemployment benefits gave Americans a reason to breath easier. The millions of jobless Americans need those benefits to survive, and so does the economy. President Obama also proposed a plan to reduce the payroll tax and to revive jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed by another 13 months. This put the brakes to the sell-off of the green back. The biggest set back for the plan is that is going to add to an already astronomical national debt. The package is expected to cost $900 billion over the next 2 years. For the unemployed, including the millions of Americans whose jobless benefits run out this month, the checks will keep coming for another 13 months. This announcement has led traders to take some profit off the table after gold has made another run higher the metal has traded to a weekly low of $1371.40 before dip buying has continued to support the market.
"Positive sentiment over Bush-era tax cuts and further rounds of quantitative easing, a stronger dollar and end-of-year profit-taking have applied downside pressure on the precious complex," FastMarkets analyst Jono Remington-Hobbs said.
Thursday's economic data saw the unemployment numbers come in lower than expected at 421,000 vs. a forecast of 426,000, a sharp contrast to the disappointing numbers that come out last week. The better than expected report failed to give the U.S. dollar a lift as it traded largely lower against all major currencies including the Euro. Good numbers like these are very bullish for the US dollar especially considering the numbers were so disappointing last week. Traders just couldn't quite feel the love as the last weeks numbers remained fresh in their minds as what could lie ahead in the coming weeks. The yellow metal largely traded range bound seeing a low of $1380.80, before rallying on short covering to $1394.70.
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SILVER
Spot silver saw similar price action as gold after hitting a 30 year high of $30.69 in over night trading Tuesday and the metal quickly reversed course to trade to at weekly low of $27.98. In what has been a relative quiet week for economic data has left the metals market undecided and range bound as traders and investors look to square up positions with only two weeks until the end of the year. The grey metal took a big leap Monday to $30.69 as Asian, and UK buying pushed the metal higher. Profit taking quickly grabbed hold of the metal as the North American session opened up taking the metal decidedly lower to $28.47 and beyond later in the week to $27.98. The news that China may yet again raise interest rates has sparked broad based selling.
The People's Bank of China raised reserve rates by 0.5 percent, requiring banks to hold higher capital requirements; the sixth time this year and the third this month. Banks will now have to set aside 18.5 percent of their reserves as of December 20. Chinese economic data continues to surprise as the economy is on fire.
"Chinese policy makers would raise interest rates to slow inflation in the world's fastestgrowing major economy" in a Bloomberg report published today.
Chinese authorities are seeking to cool a very hot economy and the only way to do this is to curb borrowing. This would slow, but not bring an end to the buying of commodities in China. Silver use in China as of 2009, was perhaps twice as large as had been believed earlier which is why the metal reacts to news that Chinese officials may raise interest rates. Strong investment demand continues to be the single most important aspect of the silver trade for the past year and this should keep the prices well supported going into the New Year. With the European economy teetering on the brink of collapse and the US recovery still up in the air investment demand for silver should supplant fabrication demand for months to come.
Precious metals have enjoyed a very solid run to this point with gold rising more than 30 percent and topping out currently at $1431 and silver out performing its bigger brother by rallying more than 80 percent and topping out at $30.60. Investors will most certainly continue to use precious metals to protect against a very uncertain outlook for western currencies, long-term inflation and systemic risk associated with European and U.S. debt. There is possibly more aggressive QE2 implementation in the works as unemployment figures continue to disappoint and with Americans still out of work consumer confidence remains low despite the holiday season. Now is the time to protect those assets with precious metals. The best is yet to come for the yellow and silver metal.
GOLD Support $1353/$1370
SILVER Support $28.00/$27.85
GOLD Resistance $1405/$1415
SILVER Resistance $29.00/29.32
Weekly Close for Gold
November 26 - $1405 December 03 - $1384
Weekly Close for Silver
November 26 - $29.24 December 03 - $28.58
Weekly Close for Platinum
November 26 - $1697 December 03 - $1674
Weekly Close for Palladium
November 26 - $762 December 03 - $740
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Frequently Asked Questions...
Confused.. can I do this at my bank?
Hello.. for a couple of years now (since I lived in Canada) I have been collecting the money from all over the world. By the time that I had moved, I had collected money from England and some of the older U.S coins. I read somewhere that the coins that I have ( Kennedy half dollars, Liberty half dollar, and coins that I have that are dated before 1965..and big silver dollars) are worth more than what stores can give me. Can I do this at my bank? I'd like to trade in my English currency also, and am confused about where to do this at. Can I also trade in my older coins here?
I'm just so confused!
Thanks!
Answer:
Any currency exchange including banks will only exchange at face value so any collectible or bullion value would be lost. They will charge an exchange fee, and most of these places will only receive paper money for exchange.
I would recommend eBay if you are looking to sell your items. Also, be aware that US Kennedy half dollars from 1966 through 1970 are 40% silver, and most countries removed silver from circulating coins in the 1960's even though some later proof coins contain silver.