Why do I love this stuff and why do I stack it? I’m answering both.
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@TbirdStackingАй бұрын
Thanks Michi for the Canadian show and tell 👍💯
@blisteringbarnaclesmagnets6364Ай бұрын
Nice Canadian ⚓️👍🧲😊
@send2georgie_S2GАй бұрын
Some of the best designed coins are Canadian! Great stuff MS, thanks for sharing 😊✌🏻
@silversleuth007Ай бұрын
Your videos are terrific! Thank you for sharing.
@Hines_IncАй бұрын
I absolutely love the RCM
@OgirCoinsАй бұрын
Like your Canadian silver stack. King George VI (the sixth) is who are referring to for the 1943 50 Cents coin. I also like Canadian coins whether they're silver or not. I agree that Canada does a great job of producing a variety of designs on their coinage. Anytime I find George the 5th coins, I try to add them to my collection. Happy staking.
@billseymourjr5472Ай бұрын
My favorite is Canadian wildlife coins. I think they are the most beautiful coins in the world as far as making so many verities.
@StatesideStashАй бұрын
Well done sir. I need to extend my knowledge of silver from our northern brothers and sisters
@THECRANKYONEАй бұрын
Nice Canadian stack! You are right the monarch image faces opposite direction of the previous one with changing of monarchs both on Canadian and UK coins. 1999 was the start of privy marks according to info I have. 2005 Netherlands commemorative Maples are the lowest mintage and highly sought. 1911 Silver dollars are the Holy Grail of Canadian coins. Only 3 known, 1 in a museum and 1 available in the outside world. Lets get lookin!! 😠👍
@MichiStackerАй бұрын
I always remember all of the people who complained about Canadian coins in their change. I grew up about 5 minutes from the Ambassador Bridge that connects Detroit to Windsor. At one time, I had a big glass jar of Canadian coins. If I only knew then what I know now. I’m sure there was probably some silver in there.
@THECRANKYONEАй бұрын
@MichiStacker 🤣Our lives... shoulda, woulda, coulda! We used to get the quarters,dimes, and beaver Nickels in change from the neighborhood grocery down in Missouri! Of course candy bars were real chocolate and cost 5cents and a long neck glass bottle rootbeer was 10cents! Truly "the good old days"!