Canadian Gold Coins
Canadian Gold Maple Leaf
The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the Maple Leaf series of bullion coins in 1979. Made of 99.99% pure gold, Gold Maple Leaf coins come in five sizes ranging from 1 oz. to 1/20 oz.
Canadian Silver Coins 1858-1968
A series of laws enacted during the 1850s established a monetary unit for the Province of Canada which was based on the gold dollar of the United States of America.
Canadian Silver Dollars
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2011 Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coins
Canadian Maple Leafs are one of the most beautiful and finely minted of all 2011 Gold Coins.
Canadian Tire "money" (CTM) is a loyalty program by Canadian Tire. It consists of coupons, issued by the company, which resemble real currency (although the coupons are considerably smaller than Bank of Canada notes), ...
Canadian Quarter Dollar
Queen Victoria was on the Canadian silver quarter dollar from 1870 through 1901. This coin weighed 5.81 grams and had a reeded edge. The metal alloy was .925 silver and .075 copper, with a diameter of 23.62 millimeters. L.C.
Because Canadian Gold Maples are made of very pure gold, they are easy to damage, and should not be handled more than necessary. Don't drop them either! Many owners put them straight into plastic Airtite capsules on purchase.
Canadian Loonies
The Loonie--as Canadian as hockey, Molson's, saying "Eh," and as one US expatriate put it, "punting on the first down." The golden-colored (copper-plated nickel-based) Loonie is also the result of a 1987 mistake.
All the Canadian coins will stick to the magnet, but the American ones will not.
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Canadian coins are available in denominations of two dollars (toonie), one dollar (loonie), half dollars, quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies. Canadian coins are issued by the Royal Canadian Mint and struck at their facilities in Winnipeg.
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Canadian Coins
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Canadian Slang for the coins and other numismatic items of the Canada.
Canadian silver Slang for the silver coins of Canada. (Mainly struck in 80% fineness.)
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Canadian silver - Slang term for the silver coins of Canada.
Capped Bust - A term describing any of the various representations of the head of Miss Liberty depicted on certain early U.S. coins by a bust with a floppy cap.
Canadian Maple Leafs: modern bullion coins minted by the Royal Canadian Mint.
Cash market: see spot market.
Centenario: see Mexican 50 Peso.
Canadian 50c stored in original felt lined box
Coins like this sent to PCGS for grading may be turned away as genuine but non-gradeable due to questionable colour.
Canadian Gold Maple Coin - Like the American Gold Buffalo coin the Canadian Gold Maple is 99.99% gold, making it a fine choice for those who like collecting solid gold bullion pieces.
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Canadian
Term for coins and other numismatic items of Canada. (as in, "Got any Canadian?")
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Two-Tailed Coins
There are approximately thirty genuine two-headed or two-tailed coins that have been authenticated by ANACS, PCGS and NGC. There are only four known "Two Tailed" U.S.
Canadian Maple Leafs , once nearly as popular as Gold Eagles, have fallen into disfavor as gold investments because the coin's design results in the coins being easily scratched and damaged.
Canadian 1962 5c exhibiting heavy die deterioration doubling as frequently seen on chromium plated dies that have had the plating wear out in the area of greatest stress (in this case - the edges of design where metal flows around corners into the ...
Canadian 5 cents silver; U.S. 3 cent silver coin.
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British term for a planchet.
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA or, in French, l'Agence spatiale canadienne, ASC) is the Canadian government department space agency responsible for Canada's space program.
1927 Canadian Confederation commemorative
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1927 Canadian ban on potlatches is strengthened
The 1876 act proscribing potlatches has proved ineffective and therefore a new act stipluating maximum and minimum prison sentences is passed.
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The Royal Canadian Mint is known throughout the world for its impeccable standards of quality and purity in all its products.
You can buy Canadian Gold Coins and Russian Gold Coins at My Coin Dealer shop. You can also purchase American Gold coins or World Gold coins directly from US Mint.
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The End of the Canadian Blacksmith Tokens
In 1835 the Bank of Montreal, concerned about the quantity of underweight counterfeit Blacksmith coppers in circulation, issued a decree that they would no longer accept these tokens.
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Valuations are in Canadian dollars. To convert to US dollars deduct 30%.
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Intended to compete with the world bullion gold coins such as the Canadian Maple Leaf and South African Krugerrand, the gold eagles have become very popular gold bullion coins, ...
In 1854 a treaty was negotiated at Washington between the United States and Great Britain providing for commercial reciprocity for ten years between the former country and the Canadian provinces.
Coffee, Catalogue of United States and Canadian Transportation Tokens, Fourth Edition, 1982. EARLY AMERICAN TOKENS, 1700-1832 Russell Rulau, Early American Tokens, Second Edition, 1983.
Lebryk estimated that the world market in gold coins is divided between sales of 24-karat coins such as the Canadian Maple Leaf, which account for 60% of the market, and more durable 22-karat coins, a category dominated by the American Eagle.
Bullion coins such as the American Eagle, Canadian Maple Leaf or South African Krugerrand trade according to the current spot price of their metallic content.
The information here is as reported by David Bergeron, the Canadian, in e-mail correspondence dated 4th Jan 2001:
Sorry I completely forgot to get in touch with you. Thanks for reminding me.
Some of these programs for US and Canadian coins come with built-in price sheets and automatic updates. Others include a database of standard coin pictures. Others let you put your own pictures of your own coins in the files.
Canadian Coins Timeline
Paul Lewis's page on UK Coins
Peter Edwards is a dealer trading in British coins as Petercoins
Another on Canadian Coins is this site by canadiancoin.com.
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Sovereigns were only struck at the Canadian mint in Ottawa for 10 years. Opening in January 1908 only 646 Sovereigns were struck in the first year making these very rare.
I remembered an article that I once read in a Canadian numismatic publication. It was by a noted collector of paper money. It seems that his goal was to acquire one banknote example from every bank in Canada. He had them all, except for one.
Also used incorrectly to refer to Canadian trade tokens of $1 nominal value. Treasury note Sometimes called a coin note. Issued under the Act of July 14, 1890. Redeemable in silver and gold coins.
The Royal Canadian Mint uses no mint marks on Canadian coins. During the years 1908-1919, when Imperial sovereigns were struck at Ottawa, the letter C was used as a mint mark. The letter C was also used for Newfoundland coins struck at Ottawa.
The bullion coin program from the Royal Canadian Mint. Each year, the Canadian Government authorizes the minting of Gold, Silver & ...
United States and Canadian Coins, Early American and Canadian Historical Medals, Medals Presented to North American Indian Chiefs, Foreign Coins and Medals" and sold by Anderson Galleries, New York; later in the Henry Chapman estate, ...
Brunk's magnum opus, American and Canadian Countermarked Coins, presents on page 183 an enlarged illustration of an 1841-dated VOTE THE LAND FREE coin from my collection, ...
Its closest relative is the European Bison or Wisent and the Canadian Woods Bison, not the buffalo of Asia or Africa, such as the Cape Buffalo or Water Buffalo.
In 1986, the United States began striking gold and silver bullion coins to compete with world bullion coins such as the Canadian Maple Leaf, the South African Krugerrand, and others.
The currently popular grading standard for United States and Canadian coins gives perfection the number 70 and the lowest grade of 1 to a coin in poor condition.
Loonie - Popular name for the Canadian loon dollar coin, first issued in 1987.
Luster - The glossy or frosty brilliance of an Uncirculated (Mint State) coin seen from the reflection of light off the flow lines.
Not to be confused with proof-like (hyphenated), a descriptive term used by the Canadian mint for its near-proof quality coinage sold to collectors at a premium over face value.
Congress mandated that the coins be individually encapsulated to protect them from damage, apparently to avoid problems that have risen with 1-oz Canadian Maple Leafs.
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Fredericton, the capital of the Canadian province of New Brunswick as well as the township of Fredericksburg in Ontario were named after Prince Frederick.
It should be in the same year or they then become restrikes. An example is the 1965 Canadian Mint Set. The Canadian Mint had so many orders that it reopened the ordering and struck as many sets as they had call for.
Small coin-grading service in Toronto respected in the Canadian market.
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Specializes in authenticating British milled coins.
Canada, instead, preferred to use the decimalized Spanish-American silver dollar. By laws decreed in 1851 and 1853, the Canadian colonies had established a definitive decimal system. This evolution is similar in English Guyana.
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