What's worth more, Canadian currency or U.S. currency?
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aprox $1.15 Canadian buys $1 American . Changes daily,but the american dollar has slipped in hte past two years.from over 1.40 canadian to 1 american
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Over a year ago while Paul Martin was Prime Minister of Canada, there was a meeting.  This meeting took place at the Bush's Ranch in Texas along with Bush and Mexican President.  One of the topics was a North American dollar much like the Euro dollar.  This for all intensive purposes is in process.  When it will hit us, it is hard to tell.   But if Bush is in the White House, it probably be pushed before he leaves.  The Canadian dollar in the mid 1960's did have a greater value over USA dollars and there was no bickering like it is today.  Exchange rate levels may have a contributing factor in the promotion of a common currency. Our governments are famous at letting us know what is taking place several months after the fact.
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US dollar\nwhen our ecnomy sinks, so does the worlds, they don't really counterfeit Euros ( why would you want to ) as US Dollar is tops worldwide ( we export billions to other countries ). Sure other currencies may rise against the dollar, but everyone want our US dollar, everyone.
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Need to know what country it is from, and the condition.\nIn the United States, for example, there were 3 areas that made the 1913 penny.  In Canada, maybe 2 (not sure).  Also Great Britain.  \n\nIf it were a US coin, the BOOK Value would likely be anywhere between 65 cents and $33 (dollars)  depending upon \n1) where made in US  (Look for a small letter under date) \n2) condition\n\nBefore giving a value, MUST  know what country.\n\nIn Large libraries (Ususally MAIN  library)  they MAY  have a very thick directory, which has pictures of the common insignias on most major countries' coins, so  yuo could at least START  there.\n\nForeign coins are harder to sell, and ALL have a DEALER value of 1/3 to 1/10th (or less) the value stated in any coin directory.
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YES! do u know one dollar is worth ten pesos over there? People come here because the almighty US dollar is worth more and is valued anywhere in the world. No one wants to take land away from the US, it's about making ends meet.
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It is about twice as much. So a dollar in the US will be worth about two dollars there.
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At the very least, they are worth there bullion value, that is, whatever silver is selling for today. If on the other hand, they are in excellent condition, they could be worth significantly more. Take them to a coin dealer and find out. It won't cost you anything.
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It may be worth more if there is something special about it, like a typo.  I would check with a rare coin dealer.
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Local money. Meaning if you're in America, you would pay with an American dollar bill. If you're in Canada, you'd pay with a Canadian dollar coin.
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Currency is money. It means how much money is worth.
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I thought I was the only one that had steel pennies! \n\n Steel Cents (1943) $1 -$5. (per http://www.coinsite.com/)\n\nThe defective Canadian coin, I do not know. But would be worth something. Just like the buffalo nickles that show a buffalo with only three legs are.
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go in to yahoo and find the web that said currency worth and type what ever you need to know
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Collecting coins?\nCleaning coins is a no-no.  Humans are crows and shiny is better.  All that glitters is gold. But the shine has to be there in the first place and not be enhanced.  Coins with their original finish are valuable because of the quality of their original striking, the lack of wear on them, and their eye appeal.  Attractively toned copper and silver coins are also desired by coin connoisseurs.\n\nPolishing the coins abrades and changes their surfaces, reducing their eye appeal and collectabilty.  Cleaning coins wears them down and lowers their grades.  It might be okay to shine a common date silver dollar as a keepsake.  It is highly likely that most old and ancient coins will have been cleaned.  We need to care for our coins, and protect them from cleaning, wear, and scratches.\n\nMany types of coin holders can cause problems as well.  Plastics sliding across coin surfaces may cause tiny scratches.  The plastics that cover coins may break down and turn the coins green, or coat them in goo.  Watch your collection for signs of trouble.  Store your coins in a box or album so that weight is not applied to them, and there are no extremes of temperature.  Fire safes and safety deposit boxes may cause condensation problems, which are even more dangerous to stamps and banknotes.  Put some silica gel, a dessicant that removes moisture from the air, in with your collectibles.\n\nBeware of whizzed, or overly polished coins.  If something looks too good to be true, it probably is.  Buy your coins from a trusted source, with a liberal return policy, or guarantee.  If you have, or are acquiring, coins valued at five hundred dollars or more, consider using a third-party grading service. I.C.C.S. is well respected for Canadian coins.  P.C.G.S. http://www.pcgs.com is universally accepted for American coins.  For a fee, coin experts who have no vested interest in the selling price will grade and encapsulate your coins.  This makes the coins more merchantable and protects buyers and sellers.  The holders are generally regarded as safe.  Some people feel that so-called slabbed coins lack a certain hold it in your hand appeal that raw coins have.\n\nA fiery red-toned copper cent, a flashing white silver dollar, and a rainbow-hued silver quarter, all dazzle collectors eyes.  Toning can also be enhanced, or used to hide defects.  With practice and patience, collectors can learn to see the beauty beneath the blackening on silver coins.\n\nConsult an experienced dealer, or collector friend, before reaching for the coin cleaner, and harming your holdings.  Likewise, if your coins have storage problems, help may be available.  Some chemicals can remove plastic pvcs, spotting, or oiling, without changing the coins metallic finish, or altering the surfaces.  Seek expert advice and use caution with potentially carcinogenic chemicals.
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One dollar, unless it is a rare coin worth more.  The dollar coins in circulation now (with Sacagawea on the coin) are only worth a dollar, as are Susan B. Anthony dollars.  Older dollar coins may be worth more, depending on the year, condition and other factors.
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I'd say the sterling.  1 British Pound = 1.9015 U.S. Dollars
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www.gocurrency.com In the upper right corner there is a currency converter. Try it...
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As the euro is a modern currency, it only has its monetary value of 1.41 to the english pound. (approx).\n\nA two cent coin is worthless - i'm in spain and they just collect in my purse!