I am looking for some canadian half dollar gaff coins. I prefer not to order them custom (If I did it would be from J schoolcraft) so do you know of anywhere I can get them?
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Does anyone know where I could get my hands on some Canadian Gaffs?
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For Canadian 50cent piece gaffs, you WILL be getting them custom. They just aren't made.
You can get Canadian coin gaffs in other denominations from www.vanishingrabbit.com, because we get them from Roy Kueppers.
Scott.
You can get Canadian coin gaffs in other denominations from www.vanishingrabbit.com, because we get them from Roy Kueppers.
Scott.
Roy Kueppers does have Canadian gaff coins, http://www.roykueppers.com/, as Glenn West stated. The prices aren't that bad either. I haven't bought any from him, but I've read that the qualilty is superb.
Cheers,
JTM
Not true, Todd Lassen will do custom orders, I got a Canadian silver dollar shell done.
Mitchell
Thank you, I am going to contact him about some folding and flipper half dollars.
I wasn't saying he's the only person who does them, just that he is the only one to really go too.
He is a Canadian manufacturer, and he specializes in Canadian Gaffed coins.
Other's who will still do custom coins spend most of their time on US coins. I know it may sound weird, but working with Canadian coins is a bit different. I would much rather get a knee surgery done by someone who specializes in knees, than by a general surgeon. Literally, I had my knee done by the guy who does the Argo's knees. The difference was full athletic use of my knee, versus having to wear a brace every time I did anything athletic, if I had it done by most anyone else.