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Those rolls are security company rolls, not bank rolls. Banks haven't rolled coins in 40 years. The Canadian mint only struck 1981 dated 20c coins, part of which includes the 3.5 claw. The RAM struck the bulk of the production for that year. 3.5 claw 20c coins need to be Aunc or Unc to be worth more than face value because they're actually very common. I stopped looking for them when i realised i had over $100 face value of them. A slabbed and graded example in MS range will achieve up to $100. They can also be found in RAM uncirculated mint sets. The 2004 20c coin was issued as a large head and small head. The pointed A is part of the design change. You want the large head. Keep an eye out for 1983, 1984 and 1995 dated 20c coins. No 1983 or 1984 dated 20c coins went into circulation because the bulk of theproduction for those two years was melted down. Only $200 worth of each year of the production meant for issue into circulation survived the melt pot. The 1995 platypus 20c coin didn't go into circulation either. Only the United Nations 20c coin was issued into circulation that year. The 2001 upset die alignment 20c is scarce but doesn't garner huge prices on the secondary market unfortunately. I have 7 that came straight out of security rolls back in late 2001 and each roll contained brand new uncirculated 2001 20c coins. Look out for full split planchets and oyster split planchet 20c coins. Most are dated somewhere in the 1970s. That's back when we still made our own planchets in Melbourne at the munitions factory. There are also the wave gap 20c coins to look for (2014 i think). Other errors to keep a good eye out for are copper tone, broadstrikes, clipped planchets, delimitation, cold shuts and strike throughs.

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Good evening 🙏 I have one 20 cent coin 1967 how much money value of this coin.