if you are into errors, there are rare 1968 Canadian 10c coins struck on US 10c clad planchets. There are several ways you can tell a rare 1968 no-S proof dime apart from a regular 1968 Philadelphia dime with no mintmark. If the mint reeding has flat deep areas in the edge reeding (as opposed to pointed deep areas in the edge reeding) that coin was minted in Philadelphia and is composed of nickle. It weighs 2.271 grams and does not stick to a magnet. Hi Joshua,Im a totally new guy on the numismatics field. More recently, in 1982, the same copper-nickel alloy used in the American coin was adopted in the Canadian coin, with the ironic result that the nickel then contained less nickel than any other circulating Canadian coin except the cent. These are rare 1968 dime coins to look for in pocket change. The Ottawa and Philadelphia strikings differ only in the number of reeds on the edge and shape of the slots between them. Dated 19452005. I am skeptical that there was a silver Philadelphia-minted dime. It does not have the denticles the 19431945 edition had. 1968 in Canada - Wikipedia Philadelphia mint" 1968 - 1969 KM# 73. Apparently there are three types of dime for 1968 in Canada - 90 percent silver, 50 percent silver and non-silver. 1968 Canadian Proof Like Dime. Only cupronickel and modern multi-ply plated steel five-cent pieces are considered "circulation coins". Get free numismatic news from leading coin experts, in-depth articles, . Commemorative designs have an initial or initials representing the engraver or the designer. The only way to tell for sure is to line the coins up against a US dime. Discussion in 'World Coins' started by Magman, Jan 6, 2008. . Nickel (Canadian coin) - Wikipedia The Royal Canadian Mint Currency Timelineby the RCM, This is Big. Looking Through Penny Rolls Can Be Rewarding and Fun, https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/1768fc7f70035bcb0b4902eb940e96b2f6361d80a85ae111c5d79f9773c160b9.jpg, https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/715bab71efbabb68669f1e83ce62a524d619719b29b7b306b4bb0940c6105ce4.jpg, https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/25a3f15c1a07cb97e0d3eb975933a1e7ef892e577f8782481353e567ffa32986.jpg, https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/938e9fe83c6dde0a7f158992906594d6291578558d9ddee11416d9fb6c1a5068.jpg, https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/b1e2cf48d14992887e98f0b575e6e0ebc9fdd78f4c35db90b213ce7fa6ef89e4.jpg, https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/43b1295cb14780ae9789b54cf08b5e596b14145cc28f6301fcca63ff8d424772.jpg, https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/8d426a36b151658d645203e71c6ad803a46c53ff5e8912838a164c3c51ac2272.jpg, https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/ee62415c867db5d0f49052b36860d5b9bae42e7f570916c3f2d35cab850a532b.jpg.
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