1839 bank of Montreal lc-11b [opgelost]

Hi can anyone point me in the right direction to value this coin, I’m in the uk

Here is yours:  N#99300

Values are probably similar to this one.  N#956

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This is a very scarce bank token. The “side view” tokens were rejected by the issuer, i.e. the Bank of Montreal, for their poor quality, but some “fell on the ground” and entered into circulation anyway.

If authentic (and I think it is), it's worth several hundred dollars. I have yet to obtain one. Many of those offered at auctions are in high grade and very expensive.

You're welcome.

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Yes, and we discussed this kind of people on the French forum.

Camerinvs

Yes, and we discussed this kind of people on the French forum.

Does this translate to French?

"Wam, bam thank you ma'am."

rsirian1

Camerinvs

Yes, and we discussed this kind of people on the French forum.

Does this translate to French?

"Wam, bam thank you ma'am."

I can't find anything online — not even in Google Translate or Linguee. But indeed this seems like a good way to express the feeling of the moment…

Camerinvs

rsirian1

Camerinvs

Yes, and we discussed this kind of people on the French forum.

Does this translate to French?

"Wam, bam thank you ma'am."

I can't find anything online — not even in Google Translate or Linguee. But indeed this seems like a good way to express the feeling of the moment…

Translated to English it means, “I got what I wanted. I'm outta here. Don't bother me again. I'll come back if I want some more.”  

rsirian1

Camerinvs

rsirian1

Camerinvs

Yes, and we discussed this kind of people on the French forum.

Does this translate to French?

"Wam, bam thank you ma'am."

I can't find anything online — not even in Google Translate or Linguee. But indeed this seems like a good way to express the feeling of the moment…

Translated to English it means, “I got what I wanted. I'm outta here. Don't bother me again. I'll come back if I want some more.”  

Oh yes — I got that part. I just can't think of any equivalent French expression.