Centennial Coins

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1. hannah   December 16th 2008

   I have a cut coin necklace pendant, made from the penny in this series. It is probably my least expensive piece of jewellery – uh – it’s made from a 1 cent coin – but I love it the most and get by far the most compliments on it out of my whole collection. This series really is a work of art.

2. john   August 31st 2009

   How is the best to go about selling the centennial set or exchanging it for other unique coins

3. Debbie   May 5th 2010

   Looking for an approximate value of an 1967 $100.00 Solid Gold Coin in mint condition.

4. Mark Miller   July 23rd 2010

   what is that coin worth-we have one in its original packaging.

5. janet desautels   December 16th 2010

   what’s the value of a 100$ solid god 1967 coin?

6. janet desautels   December 16th 2010

   I mean GOLD coin.

7. kim   March 29th 2012

   I have a quarter and dime for sale

8. Jenn   May 4th 2013

   so what is that coin up top worth?http://104.236.16.159/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/1967-Centennial-Coins.jpg

   thats the link to see it

9. R.I.P., Alex Colville | Prairie Dog   July 17th 2013

   […] was born in 1967 on John A. MacDonald’s birthday and Colville designed a special run of coins to mark that auspicious occasion (some have incorrectly claimed the coins were issued to mark […]

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