Small Cents

Lot of 11 misc. UNC Canadian Pennies 1920-1940	4	$3.35	46m
Candian one cent coins 1935 - 1963 (20) One cent coins - See Pictures and Desc.	-	$9.99	50m
1989 Canada 1 cent coin	1	$0.01	1h 5m
2012 CANADA 50 PENNY SEALED ROLL LAST YEAR RCM WRAPPED Non-Magnetic	-	$4.99	1h 7m
1964 Canada 1cent coin	-	$0.01	1h 15m
5 LBs Of Canadian Copper Pennies	5	$20.25	1h 19m
20 Canadian Cents EF - AU 1933 - 1964	-	$0.99	1h 54m
CANADIAN PENNY BANKERS BOX - 50 ROLLS - UNSEARCHED	-	$39.65	2h 2m
1921 canada small cents ICCS ms 63 red and brown	-	$277.59	2h 11m
2001 Canada 1-cent ICCS Certified MS-66	-	$39.66	2h 15m
2006 Canada 1-cent ICCS Certified MS-66; RCM Logo; Red	-	$49.57	2h 15m
1944 C cent. Newfoundland - Canada. Tough date. Free US s h.	-	$18.04	2h 19m
5 LBs Of Canadian Copper Pennies	4	$14.00	2h 19m
2006 magnetic penny no mint mark	-	$150.00 $200.00	2h 24m
2012 CANADIAN PENNY BU FROM MINT ROLL! THE LAST OF THE DISCONTINUED PENNIES!!	-	$0.88 $0.98	2h 28m
ZIMBABWE $50, 000, 000, 000, 000.00 NOTE &OLD CANADIAN CENT	-	$9.97	2h 37m
Canada 1867-1992 proof-like one cent .01¢ in original pliofilm	-	$1.00	2h 37m
Canada 1964 proof-like one cent .01¢ in original pliofilm	1	$1.00	2h 38m
Canada 1963 proof-like one cent .01¢ in original pliofilm	1	$1.00	2h 39m
(10)-1867-1992 proof, 1 cent Canadian coins SEALED FROM RCM	-	$4.99	2h 39m
(10)-1963 proof, 1 cent Canadian coins SEALED FROM RCM	-	$4.99	2h 40m
(10)-1964 proof, 1 cent Canadian coins SEALED FROM RCM	-	$4.99	2h 41m
(10)-1965 proof, 1 cent Canadian coins SEALED FROM RCM	-	$4.99	2h 42m
1935 Canada Canadian PENNY 1 one CENT small cent COIN	-	$5.00	2h 49m
1914 Canada 1 Cent George V NGC XF 40 BN W651	-	$24.99	3h 1m
CANADA LOT OF 800 KING GEORGE VI PENNY'S	-	$59.48	3h 3m
2012 CANADIAN PENNY CENT BU FROM RCM MINT ROLL NON MAGNETIC LAST YEAR #A175	1	$0.99	3h 16m
5 LBs Of Canadian Copper Pennies	7	$20.25	3h 19m
FULL ROLL 2012 Canadian Penny Canada Cent BU MINT RARE NON MAGNETIC ZINC PENNY	-	$99.99	3h 26m
1922 Canada Small Cent Coin ? Better Date - Canadian One Penny ? 1¢	9	$16.01	3h 39m
CANADA 1 CENT 1962 in MS	-	$0.75	3h 42m
1977 Canada 1 Cent NGC SP 66 RD UNC T224	-	$17.00	3h 42m
CANADA 1948 A OFF DENTICLE SMALL CENT CH-UNC RED	-	$80.00	3h 43m
CANADA 1 CENT 1963 in MS	-	$0.75	3h 43m
CANADA 1 CENT 1964 in MS	-	$0.75	3h 46m
2012 1 Cent Canada Steel Nice Uncirculated Canadian Penny Magnetic	-	$1.86	3h 50m
CANADA 1 CENT 1965 variety 2 (small beads blunt 5) MS	-	$0.75	3h 51m
CANADA 1 CENT 1967 in MS -Confederation centennial	-	$0.75	4h 11m
CANADIAN 8 PENNY SET 1960-1967	2	$0.08	4h 19m
TWO VARIETIES CANADA PENNY 1 CENT COINS 1953 SF & NSF	-	$1.99	4h 23m

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