xerox 50 years
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 8:13 am
Hi there.
I'm a wee bit down on my luck lately and I need to get money anywhere I can get it.
I have a Royal Canadian Mint coin collection fron 1988. When you open the display "book", on the left satin side, it is printed "Xerox - 50 years of innovation". It was a collection given to all Canadian employees (I was one at that time) for that anniversary.
The card that came with it states that it is the only collection featuring the two, one dollar coin (the silver and the circulating dollar)
I don't know if it's supposed to be totally sealed, but the silver dollar shows signs of oxydation. The whole thing has been mainly in its box for the past 20 years.
I also have circulated coins, one Canadian cent fron 1917, a GB penny from 1898 and an assortment of coins from Germany, 1, 2 and 10 Pfennig, 1 and 2 deutsche mark (one of each).
Any of that has any great value?
I've found some info for the 1887 penny and the 1917, but nothing on the Xerox collection.
thanks,
Pierre.
I'm a wee bit down on my luck lately and I need to get money anywhere I can get it.
I have a Royal Canadian Mint coin collection fron 1988. When you open the display "book", on the left satin side, it is printed "Xerox - 50 years of innovation". It was a collection given to all Canadian employees (I was one at that time) for that anniversary.
The card that came with it states that it is the only collection featuring the two, one dollar coin (the silver and the circulating dollar)
I don't know if it's supposed to be totally sealed, but the silver dollar shows signs of oxydation. The whole thing has been mainly in its box for the past 20 years.
I also have circulated coins, one Canadian cent fron 1917, a GB penny from 1898 and an assortment of coins from Germany, 1, 2 and 10 Pfennig, 1 and 2 deutsche mark (one of each).
Any of that has any great value?
I've found some info for the 1887 penny and the 1917, but nothing on the Xerox collection.
thanks,
Pierre.