Bought this at the flea market a long while back and it is finally getting posted. At the time I bought it it only cost about $1.80 and now it is worth a little over $2.00 giving me a $0.20 gain if I were to sell it. Precious metals are like stocks except their values usually go up with bad times and down with good times. This works in favor of people selling the precious metals in bad times because the price is high when they sell it and low(er) when they buy it (usually in good times). There is little to say about the coin except it is worn, damaged, and gunky which is why it is only worth silver value.
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Saturday, September 29, 2012
1952 Canadian Dime!
Bought this at the flea market a long while back and it is finally getting posted. At the time I bought it it only cost about $1.80 and now it is worth a little over $2.00 giving me a $0.20 gain if I were to sell it. Precious metals are like stocks except their values usually go up with bad times and down with good times. This works in favor of people selling the precious metals in bad times because the price is high when they sell it and low(er) when they buy it (usually in good times). There is little to say about the coin except it is worn, damaged, and gunky which is why it is only worth silver value.
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Canada,
Royal Canadian Mint,
Silver
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