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2008 Silver Maple Leaf Vancouver Olympics Maple Leaf Silver Five Dollar 1 Oz Royal Canadian Mint Contains .9999 of Pure Silver
(Unknown Binding) Royal Canadian Mint to contain .9999 of pure silver

Silver Dollar collector prefer the Silver Maple Leaf popular design and high silver content make them Canada giftsand a investment piece.
Every one of the Canadian Silver Maple Leafs in this collection is in Gem Brilliant Uncirculated condition. They make great investment pieces and investors love to buy them in large quantities. They are also very popular with collectors who love to add them to their Silver Dollar or silver bullion collections.
Queen Elizabeth II is beautifully portrayed on the obverse side of this proof-like Silver Maple Leaf. The reverse side of this silver coin features a stunning single maple leaf, which is the national symbol of Canada, inlaid with the 2010 Vancouver Olympics Privy.

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What is the vale of an 1983 Canadian Uncirculated coin set made by British Royal Mint?

I'm a coin collector i have over 5000 old coins, but still with all my knowledge I can not find any info on this particular piece!!! Whoever gives me the info and right price i will be very grateful and you will receive all the points given.


The usually reliable pcfleet Canadian coin values page for sets is under construction. There are at least four different 1983 Canadian coin sets though the first link fits your description best, and it is listed for $65CAD. The last link may be helpful for some of your 5000 other coins.

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2012 Royal Canadian Mint Wildlife Series Silver Cougar 1 Ounce Silver Coin Review


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