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Picture of Canada, Charlottetown Silver Dollar, 1964

Canada, Charlottetown Silver Dollar, 1964

Canada was the last country in the world to issue commemorative silver dollars that were actually used in everyday usage. Here we are offering a 1967 Canadian Dollar in Uncirculated condition featuring Charlottetown; these are full crownsized coins and struck in 800 fine Silver.
£32.50
Picture of Canada, Edward VII Large Cent

Canada, Edward VII Large Cent

The Canadian large Cent was only made for three Monarchs, Queen Victoria, Edward VII and George V. After that they went down to a small cent and a few years ago, they stopped making cents completely. We have always had difficulty finding the Edward VII Canadian large cents, but then a parcel came in. The coins are in Very Good – Fine condition and dates will vary, but remember that this series was only made from 1902-1910.
£6.50
Canada, Edward VII, 25 cents VG_obv

Canada, Edward VII, 25 cents Very Good

During the short reign of King Edward VII not all that many Colonial coins were struck. But Canada being a large and independent territory did issue coins for King Edward VII. One of the most difficult to get is the second largest silver coin they issued, the Quarter or twenty-five cent piece. We have managed to obtain a small group of these silver coins in Very Good condition. One in Unc might cost you hundreds of pounds, but you can own one in Very Good. An important Canadian silver-type coin and is now over 113 years old. Well worth adding to your type collection.
£17.50
Canada, Edward VII, Silver 10 cents VG-F_obv

Canada, Edward VII, Silver 10 cents VG-F

King Edward VII ruled from 1901-1910. British Colonial coins were also issued with this portrait. This Canadian 10-cent silver coin is one. They are in Very Good – Fine condition which shows that they actually circulated as real money in Canada. Dates will be of our choice, but the more you order the more different dates we will try and give you. The newest coin is over 113 years old. An early Canadian coin of King Edward VII.
£9.95
Canada, George V, 10c Fine_obv

Canada, George V, 10c Fine

In Canada they issued a silver ten cents or, as it is called over there, a dime for King George V. They were issued from 1911-1936 and all were struck in 800 fine Silver. We bought a small group of these interesting silver coins from the last year of issue, 1936. You have King George V on one side and the value and date within a wreath on the other side. All coins are struck in Silver and are in Fine condition.
£6.50
Canada George V 25c 1936_obv

Canada, George V, 25 cent 1936

King George V ruled Canada from 1910 until 1936, when he died. Silver Quarters or 25 Cent Coins were issued from 1911-1936. We have a nice group of the last date issued dated 1936. All the coins have the crowned bust of King George V on one side and the value and date on the other side. They are struck in 800 fine Silver and the coins are in Very Good - Fine condition. Remember these are now 85 years old. Add a country and a King on a silver coin of Canada to your collection.
£15.95
Canada, George V, 50 cents Very Fine_obv

Canada, George V, 50 cents Very Fine

Canada only began minting its own coinage in 1908 and of all the denominations, the 50 cent coin has never been produced in large quantities. Now we can off er you a selection of these coins in Very Fine condition from 1918 and 1919, struck in sterling silver and just before the silver content was reduced to .800 in 1920.
£9.95
Canada George V Large 1c_obv

Canada, George V, Large 1 cent

In the reign of King George V, the Canadian Mint issued the One Cent coin in both large size and small size. They reduced the size of the coin to save money. We bought a nice group of the older large sized King George V Canadian Cent. The coins are in Fine condition and we have a few different dates available. This coin was struck only from 1912 to 1920. Dates will be of our choice but the more coins you order the more different dates we will try and give you. A perfect example of how countries save metal without reducing the face value of their coinage. The first large cent was issued under Queen Victoria and the last under George V.
£3.95
Canada, George V, large cent Extremely Fine_obv

Canada, George V, large cent Extremely Fine

We have just had in a small group of high grade King George V Large Cents from Canada. Usually you see this coin in Fine of even Very Fine condition. This parcel is in Extremely Fine condition and thus a very high grade! A nice type coin in the grade we always looking for, but supplies are very limited. So if you want one please get in quickly.
£12.95
Picture of Canada, Ice Hockey 50 cent 1909-10

Canada, Ice Hockey 50 cent 1909-10

Canada’s national sport is Ice Hockey and the Canadian Mint issued a series of six different 50 Cent coins to honour the Centennial of the Montreal Canadiens. This coin has a colour rendition of the logo of the Montreal Canadiens from 1909-10. H. M. Queen Elizabeth II is on the obverse of each of these five coins. Each comes packaged in a full-colour card so you can see both sides. The coins are still sealed just as they came from the Canadian Mint. First time we have had them, of course, everyone knows that the best team is the Boston Bruins, but what the heck, Ice Hockey was originated in Canada. Nice coins in Choice Uncirculated Specimen strikings.
£6.95
Picture of Canada, Ice Hockey 50 cent 1910-11

Canada, Ice Hockey 50 cent 1910-11

Canada’s national sport is Ice Hockey and the Canadian Mint issued a series of six different 50 Cent coins to honour the Centennial of the Montreal Canadians. This coin has a colour rendition of the logo of the Montreal Canadiens from 1910-11. H. M. Queen Elizabeth II is on the obverse of each of these five coins. Each comes packaged in a full-colour card so you can see both sides. The coins are still sealed just as they came from the Canadian Mint. It's the first time we have had them, of course, everyone knows that the best team is the Boston Bruins, but what the heck, Ice Hockey was originated in Canada. Nice coins in Choice Uncirculated Specimen strikings.
£6.95
Picture of Canada, Ice Hockey 50 Cent 1912-13

Canada, Ice Hockey 50 Cent 1912-13

Canada’s national sport is Ice Hockey and the Canadian Mint issued a series of six different 50 Cent coins to honour the Centennial of the Montreal Canadiens. This coin has a colour rendition of the logo of the Montreal Canadiens from 1912-13. H. M. Queen Elizabeth II is on the obverse of each of these five coins. Each comes packaged in a full-colour card so you can see both sides. The coins are still sealed just as they came from the Canadian Mint. First time we have had them, of course, everyone knows that the best team is the Boston Bruins, but what the heck, Ice Hockey was originated in Canada. Nice coins in Choice Uncirculated Specimen strikings.
£6.95
Picture of Canada, Ice Hockey 50 cent 1915-16

Canada, Ice Hockey 50 cent 1915-16

Canada’s national sport is Ice Hockey and the Canadian Mint issued a series of six different 50 Cent coins to honour the Centennial of the Montreal Canadiens. This coin has a colour rendition of the logo of the Montreal Canadiens from 1915-16. H. M. Queen Elizabeth II is on the obverse of each of these five coins. Each comes packaged in a full-colour card so you can see both sides. The coins are still sealed just as they came from the Canadian Mint. First time we have had them, of course, everyone knows that the best team is the Boston Bruins, but what the heck, Ice Hockey was originated in Canada. Nice coins in Choice Uncirculated Specimen strikings.
£6.95
Picture of Canada, Large Cent 1902

Canada, Large Cent 1902

Edward VII, Brilliant Uncirculated almost full original lustre the colour a bit muted, rare thus
£50.00
Picture of Canada, Large Cent 1916

Canada, Large Cent 1916

George V Uncirculated - Brilliant Unc
£30.00
Canada_Maple_1 Oz_Silver_2020_obv

Canada, Maple 1 Oz Silver 2020

This issue of the Canadian 1 oz. Maple Leaf contains 99.99% pure silver. It has a face value of 5 Canadian dollars and is considered legal tender. The coin has a mintage of 25,000 and it features a radial line pattern on both sides of the coin to enhance its security.
£47.50
Canada_2023_Maple_1 Oz_Silver_obv

Canada, Maple 1 Oz Silver 2023

The Royal Canadian Mint launched the iconic Silver Maple Leaf series as the official silver bullion coin of Canada in 1988 but this is the very last to carry the portrait of Elizabeth II. It was minted in 2023 but is a one-off ‘transitional’ type with the dates of the late Queen’s reign 1952-2022 to the left of her portrait. We can offer this final issue with the special obverse design.
£49.50
Picture of Canada, New Brunswick, Victoria 1 Cent

Canada, New Brunswick, Victoria 1 Cent

Before Canada became a Confederation, some parts issued their own currency and New Brunswick was one of those. This is a copper Large Cent with the portrait of Queen Victoria on one side and a crown within a wreath with the denomination and date on the other side. This coin was only issued for two years 1861 and 1864, so it is an important type coin and difficult to find. All coins are in Very Good-Fine condition and represent a different country for your collection. These coins are now some 150 years old and only struck for two years.
£10.95
Canada, Newfoundland, 1c George VI

Canada, Newfoundland, 1c George VI

George VI Newfoundland Small Cent
£3.95
Picture of Canada, Newfoundland, Edward VII, 50 Cents VG

Canada, Newfoundland, Edward VII, 50 Cents VG

Newfoundland is now part of the Canadian Confederation. From Queen Victoria up until the reign of King George VI it issued its own coinage but with the portrait of the then reigning Monarch on it. The largest coin issued was the Silver Half Dollar or 50 Cents coin and the one that is most difficult to get is the Edward VII issue. His reign was so short and the coins tended to really circulate so they are just very difficult to find. We managed to buy a small quantity from a contact, supplies are very limited.
£39.50
Picture of Canada, Newfoundland, George V  50 cents

Canada, Newfoundland, George V 50 cents

In 1949 Newfoundland officially became part of the Canadian confederacy. Until the reign of King George VI they still issued their own coinage, but the largest coin the 50 Cents was last issued under King George V. We believe that this is the first time that we have had the King George V 50 Cents silver to offer you. A lucky buy has allowed us to offer them to you. Remember this is a country that no longer issues its own coinage. At the time this 50 Cents was the largest denomination coin issued by Newfoundland. The coins on offer are in Very Good condition and dates will be of our choice.
£37.50
Canada, Newfoundland, George V 10c_obv

Canada, Newfoundland, George V 10c

George V Newfoundland 10 Cent Silver
£12.50
Canada, Newfoundland, George V 5c

Canada, Newfoundland, George V 5c

George V Newfoundland 5 Cent Silver
£9.95
Picture of Canada, Newfoundland, George VI 10 Cents

Canada, Newfoundland, George VI 10 Cents

Newfoundland was originally a part of Canada which issued its own coinage, now it is part of the Confederation of Canada and they use Canadian coins. This is the Silver Ten Cents issued under King George VI. It has the crowned Monarch on one side the value and date on the other side. I have many of the George VI 5 Cents, but the last time I ran the George VI 10 Cents they quickly sold out. With luck a dealer travelling in Canada came across a small group of this important silver ten cents. I say important because Newfoundland no longer issues its own coinage, and you would need one for your coin of a country collection. The coins are in Very Fine condition and struck in Silver, remember this country no longer issues its own coinage.
£9.95
Canada, Newfoundland, Large & Small 1 Cent coins_obv

Canada, Newfoundland, Large & Small 1 Cent coins

Newfoundland, when it was independent, used to issue its own coins, but with the portrait of British Monarchs on them. The smallest denomination struck was the One Cent coin. But due to inflation, the One Cent coin went from a large cent to a small cent.Under King George V the One Cent was a large bronze coin, but under King George VI it became a small bronze coin. You will note that both portraits are facing left, rather than right and left. That is because Edward VIII came in between them and his portrait would have been Facing the other way. Nice coins, two monarchs, two different sizes one denomination. Both coins are in Fine or better condition and well worth adding to your collection.
£12.95