Anniversary Dollar Canad

[marcderl]

Was ist ein Anniversary Silber Dollar aus Canada von 1978 wert?
"75th Anniversary New Liskeard Ont. Canada" aus einer ungeöffneten Plasikbox. Leichte "Anlaufspuren" zu erkennen. Es steht drauf "Good for one Dollar in New Leaskeard until Oct. 31 1978".
Haben hier schon gelernt, dass dann dann ein Token ist. Hat also die Gemeinde New Leskeard ausgegeben.
Wo kann man für so eine Münze den Wert rauskriegen?
Hatte mit Münzen noch nicht viel am Hut, daher sorry für mein unfachmännische Ausdrucksweise.
Vielen Dank im voraus.

 

[bofried]

Im Münzkatalog habe ich keinen Canadischen Silberdollar 1976 zum Thema "75th Anniversary New Liskeard Ont. Canada" gefunden. Leg die Plastikbox mal auf den Scanner.

 

[raetsler]

Hallo,

ausgehend von diesem Text (vision net):
"Vol. 3 No. 6 - June 4, 2003
NEW LISKEARD STRIKES CENTENNIAL TOKEN

NEW LISKEARD, ONTARIO – The post-glacial era some 8,000 years ago left this area, located some 160 kilometres northwest of North Bay, on the northwest end of Lake Temiskaming, covered with rich deposits of clay and top-soil making it ideal for agriculture. Situated at the mouth of the Wabi River, where it flows into Lake Temiskaming, New Liskeard was long known to the Algonquin Nation. The Wabigigic family, who the river is named after, spent many seasons here hunting and trapping.
The white man did not come to the area until 1891 when, two former surveyors from Haliburton, Irwin Heard and William Murray, staked their claims to farm lots along the Wabi River and became the first settlers in what was to become New Liskeard. Simply known as the Wahbe Settlement, the community’s name changed in 1894 to Liskeard after the birthplace in Cornwall, England, of one of the members of the Huntsville Syndicate, involved in the development of the village. The name changed again in 1898 to become Thornloe after Anglican Bishop Thorneloe who had visited the area in 1894. Finally, the name changed to the current New Liskeard in 1903, after much discussion, prior to its incorporation.

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The 32-millimetre 2-Dollar token depicts on its obverse the crest of the Corporation of the Town of New Likseard. The legend reads: COMMEMORATIVE COIN on top, and VALUE $2.00 / IN NEW LISKEARD / EXPIRES JULY 6, 2003 / 1903-2003 below the crest. The reverse shows the S.S. Meteor with the legend: 100TH ANNIVERSARY on top, METEOR immediately below the ship and NEW LISKEARD at the bottom. This token was struck in the following metals:
<table width="450" border="1" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="2"> <tbody> <tr> <td width="33%"> Metal
</td> <td width="33%">

Mintage​

</td> <td width="34%">

Price​

</td> </tr> <tr> <td width="33%"> Nickel-Bonded-Steel
</td> <td width="33%">

5,000​

</td> <td width="34%">

$3.75​

</td> </tr> <tr> <td width="33%"> Antique Bronze Plated
</td> <td width="33%">

110​

</td> <td width="34%">

$8.50​

</td> </tr> <tr> <td width="33%"> Antique Silver Plated
</td> <td width="33%">

110​

</td> <td width="34%">

$11.00​

</td> </tr> <tr> <td width="33%"> Gold Plated
</td> <td width="33%">

110​

</td> <td width="34%">

$15.50​

</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> This is the second token struck by New Liskeard, the first one being a 1 Dollar 1978 issued to commemorate the 75th anniversary. It is also available from Bonavita."


ist Deine Dollar-Münze vermutlich ein Token der Region/Stadt und keine Münze Canadas.

Zur Preisfindung kann ich jedoch leider auch nicht beitragen, da ich darüber keine weiteren Informationen habe.


Gruß
raetsler

 

[marcderl]

Die Info zum Token aus aus Canada hat mir schon viel weitergeholfen.
Vielen herzlichen Dank.
Gruß
marcderl