Canada Commemorative Cobalt Silver Mine 1963

Nice coin, Russ. Although it is not really a legal tender coin, but a silver medal struck in honor of Cobalt, Canada. These coins contain 1.4 troy ounces of silver, and most of their value comes from the precious metal content. Use a reliable web site, such as kitco.com to look up the value of silver (it changes every day), then multiply that value by 1.4 to obtain the base value of your coin.

Since Russ's coin is in mint condition, i.e., uncirculated or nearly uncirculated, a collector might be willing to pay a few extra dollars to buy it. Maybe $5 over the silver price. If the collector has an emotional attachment to Cobalt or silver mines, the $5 might go up to $10 to $20. But the basic value is the silver value.
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Coin: 7457, Genre: Colonizers and Colonies, Timeline: Modern
Created (yyyymm): 201103, Last review: 201509
Appearance: Normal round coin Metallic gray Letters: Latin
Years: sort: 1963, filter: 1963 to 1963
Image: canada_commem_cobalt_1963.jpg
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