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back of a 1941 Canadian coin appears to be real, but the money probably won't turn up in anybody's couch cushions. Dan Evon Updated: Jun 07, 2016 Share - - Claim: A handful of 1970s quarters are worth a fortune, as they were minted on the back of a 1941 Canadian coin. MIXTURE WHAT'S TRUE: A 1970-s proof quarter struck on the back of a

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1941 Canadian coin was listed on eBay for $35,000. WHAT'S FALSE: The coin did not enter circulation. Example: [Collected via e-mail, June 2016] I read that old 1970 quarters are worth thousands now because they have a small 1941 number above the wordLiberty on the back. Supposedly it's from Canadian quarters that were reused as American ones. Origin:An article published onWoman's World on 31 May 2016 described arare U.S. quarter from 1970 that was purportedly minted by accident on the back of a Canadian coin: We all have loose change sitting around, despite our promises to ourselves to roll 'em and bring 'em to the bank--or at least deposit them in one of those sorting machines. And while it's no surprise that many 200-year-old coins are worth more than the standard value, some 1970 quarters could be worth far more than 25 cents. How much more? How about a yearly salary's worth! The article quoted above is basedonan eBay listing for a "1970-S Proof Washington Quarter Struck on 1941 Canada Quarter NGC PF 65." The coin is currently listed by Mike Byers, Inc. for USD$35,000: The chances of finding one of thesecoins a

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"other " other guys. Posted on 9/24/2016| by Rockblazer|231Views Discuss on Chat Boards () View All Journals 1970 s quarter > Announcements Phone Service Outage 6-20-2016 Posted by dena Member Journal Entry: The "error" side of the 1970 Egypt coin By: Skeester Posted: 10/27/2007 3:10:05 PM | http://www.snopes.com/1970-quarter-ebay-canada/ Views:689 Here's a question!Since Arabic is read from right to left, is their obverse coin our reverse and the reverse our obverse?? Important questions for the universe to ponder! Please Note: Member contributed comments do not reflect the views of the Certified Collectibles Group. View Full Disclaimer > Recent Journals by Skeester #3 Lady Death set http://comics.www.collectors-society.com/JournalDetail.aspx?JournalEntryID=2804 in the registry (Posted 02/28/2016 - Viewed 249 times) NGC vs PCGS registry (Pt 2) (Posted 01/17/2015 - Viewed 729 times) Continental dollar on Ebay (Posted 06/16/2014 - Viewed 595 times) Any MS cents have a designated PL for them (Posted 06/12/2014 - Viewed 469 times) The "error" side of the 1970 Egypt coin (Posted 10/27/2007 - Viewed 689 times) I feel better....much better (Posted 10/26/2007 - Viewed 598 times) Anticipation is KILLING me! (Posted 10/25/2007 - Viewed 596 times) Egypt error coin (Posted 10/24/2007 - Viewed 901 times) RE:NUMISMEDIA vs. PCGS PRICE GUIDES Take 2 (Posted 10/12/2007 - Viewed 620 times) View Skeester's Journals View All Journals > Add Journal > ©2001 - 2016 Collectors Society | Legal | Privacy Policy | 800-587-1897 To follow or send a message to this user, please log in Manage this user Send Message View Full Profile Follow Following Ignore Ignoring Followers Following Journals

pound commemorative silver coin (25.0 g, 72% Ag). About the same size as a Morgan dollar. The obverse depicts a view of the Al Azhar Mosque in Cairo. The coin celebrates the 1000th anniversary of the mosque's dedication. https://www.cointalk.com/threads/egyptian-commemorative.23862/ It is said to be the first example of Fatmid architecture in the city. I've attached https://coins.ha.com/ref/beginners-price-guide.zx?denomination a picture of said structure, you can decide if its a faithful rendition. Attached Files: EG_1pound_1970AlAzhar_obv-cmp.JPG File size: 22.7 KB Views: 152 EG_1pound_1970AlAzhar_rev-cmp.JPG File size: 26.7 KB Views: 143 Al Azhar Mosque.jpg File size: 12.9 KB Views: 215 acanthite, Apr 12, 2007 #1 + Quote Reply Guest User Guest Log in or Sign up to hide this ad. Aidan Work 1970 quarter New Member Brad,that is a very nice .720 fine silver Egyptian 1 Pound coin you have got there. Aidan. Aidan Work, Apr 12, 2007 #2 + Quote Reply giladzuc Senior Member I have this coin , 1 Pound "Gunayh" commemorates acanthite said: Here is a recent purchase (today). An 1970-1972 Egyptian 1 pound commemorative silver coin (25.0 g, 72% Ag). About the same size as a Morgan dollar. The obverse depicts a view of the Al Azhar Mosque 1970 d quarter in Cairo. The coin celebrates the 1000th anniversary of the mosque's dedication. It is said to be the first example of Fatmid architecture in the city. I've attached a picture of said structure, you can decide if its a faithful rendition.Click to expand... Al-Azhar university. The most important peature of the coin is that it has DATES ERROR : 1 ١ GUNAYH 1970 424 جنيه UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC الجمهورية العربية المتحدة , DATE ERROR: ISLAMIC DATES 1359-1361 ١٣٥٩ ١٣٦١ DO NOT MATCH CHRISTIAN DATES 1970-1972 ١٩٨٠ ١٩٧٢ SOURCE : http://members.tripod.com/~GILAD_ZUCKERMAN/matauang_tanpa_harga.html#EGYPT giladzuc, Apr 12, 2007 #3 + Quote Reply willieboyd2 First Class User This coin is not a commemorative but it is one of my favorites. I picked up around 10 of them in Cairo in 1987. I like the simplicity of the design. Egypt 5 piastres dated 1984, brass, about the size of a US nickel. willieboyd2, Apr 12, 2007 #4 + Quote Reply spock1k King of Hearts willieboyd2 said: This coin is not a commemorative but it is one of my favorites. I picked up around 10 of them in Cairo in 1987. I like the simplicity of the design. Egypt 5 piastres dated 1984, brass, about the size of a US nickel.Click to expand... wow. very very beautiful. I am going to buy a similar one if the opportunity presents itself at the cicf spock1k, Apr 12, 2

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