One Dollar Coins

[M|L]

it was a long time ago, but it was a mixed batch of susan b and the sacagawea coins.

I also "found" a stack of Bicentennial Eisenhower Dollar coins as well as an album of old stamps and old US/foreign print currencies. I'm not sure if those belonged to her though.

 

[Plecosterone]

If you don't like change you sure would not like Canadian currency. We have 1 & 2 dollar coins. No more $1.00 bills. Our smallest bill is now $5.00. It is actually not bad because when you think you are broke and reach in your pocket you can easily find $12.00 for a beer or something.

 

[TheMightyOscar]

12 dollars for A beer?

 

[RARE AFISHINADO]

pre 64 silver coins are 90 percent silver. at 14 dollars or so an ouce a silver dollar contains almost an ounce of silver and a half dollar a lil less than half an ounce. dont let the local coin shop rob u...

What kind of dollars? And what dateMany of the older ones are more valuble than face value, at current prices of silver the old true silver dollars are worth about $5 each at coin shops, Suzie Bs and current issue dollar coins can be exchanged at any bank.

 

[Plecosterone]

12 dollars for A beer?

Maybe 3 beers in the right place, otherwise 2 beers. Our prices up here are a lot higher than in the states.

 

[ewurm]

If you don't like change you sure would not like Canadian currency. We have 1 & 2 dollar coins. No more $1.00 bills. Our smallest bill is now $5.00. It is actually not bad because when you think you are broke and reach in your pocket you can easily find $12.00 for a beer or something.

I went to a few clubs there a while ago, and at the end of the night, I had $47 Canadian Dollars in my pocket. I hate change.

 

[guppy]

pre 64 silver coins are 90 percent silver. at 14 dollars or so an ouce a silver dollar contains almost an ounce of silver and a half dollar a lil less than half an ounce. dont let the local coin shop rob u...

Last time I sold silver the spot price was $4.98 an ounce, lol, making silver dollars worth about $5 each.
$14.79 an ounce now, wow!