1939 Canadian Coin

I know some coins are worth a lot if they're old enough, but what about this one? That and a 1991 Jefferson Nickel with an X etched into both sides.
sorry, i guess i made a mistake. it's actually a barberdime from switzerland, but it's still 1939, in great condition. and it's most likely circulated.

A 1939 Canadian 10 Cent coin might be worth $7 US if uncirculated and $3 US if lightly circulated. It does contain a small amount of silver. A 1991 mint condition Jefferson 5 cent would not be worth all that much. Since it has been damaged, it definitely would not be worth much. I hope that helps.

EDIT: In 1939 Switzerland had the 10 Rappen nickel ($8 US if uncirculated and $2 US if lightly circulated), but the US Barber Dime was discontinued in 1916. The 1939 (P,D or S) Winged Liberty "Mercury" Dime would be worth $9 US if uncirculated and $3 US if lightly circulated.

2009-08-14 12:13:29 by A.M.

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I have some old'ish money, was wondering if there's any value to it. All are basic, circulated pieces. Thanks! Here's the list.

Wheat Cents (copper)
1911 (no mint mark)
1914 (no mint mark)
1927 (no mint mark)
1931 (no mint mark)
1941 (no mint mark)
1944 (no mint mark)
1945D
1946 (no mint mark)
1948 (no mint mark)
1951D
1951D
1952D
1953D
1953D
1953D
1953D
1956D
1957D
1957D
1957D

Nickels
1939 (no mint mark)
1947 (no mint mark)
1947 (no mint mark)
1951 (no mint mark)
1954 (no mint mark)
1954 (no mint mark)
1956 (no mint mark)
1957 (no mint mark)
1958 (no mint mark)
1959 (no mint mark)
1960 (no mint mark)
1963 (no mint mark)
1963 (no mint mark)
1963 (no mint mark)
1963 (no mint mark)
1964 (no mint mark)
1964 (no mint mark)

Canadian
1944 Cent
Centennial cent (Elizabeth II on front, bird on back)
1980 cent
1985 cent
1965 cent
1940 cent
1987 dollar coin

Other
1968 Panama nickel
1981 Mexico 10 peso coin

Paper
1950A $5
1935H $1 Silver Certificate

The 1911 and 1914 cents maybe worth .25-.50 depending on grade. All the other coins are common and most can still be found in circulation. The world coins are too new to be collectibles and have extra value. The 1981 10 peso is no longer legal tender. The 1950A $5 note sells for around $10 in grade fine. The series 1935H $1 silver certificate sells for $3 in grade very fine. The dates on cotes are not the date it was printed but the date authorized and a letter after the date means that there was a signature change. The 1935H notes were printed up to the early 1950's. Sorry but the coins you have are not rare or scarce and are worth little as collectibles.

2010-01-12 10:37:50 by Bob

Price: $17.95 $16.16