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	200 Vocabulary: Canadian Coins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The one cent coin is sometimes called a penny.
		Canadian one-cent coins have two maple leaves on them.
		There is a picture of a beaver on a Canadian 5-cent coin.
	web2.uvcs.uvic.ca /elc/studyzone/200/vocab/coins.htm (220 words)

	The Value of Canadian Coins
		The Canadian coins that were produced were the 1c, 5c, 10c and 20c coins and in the same year the amount of money that was agreed would be created for the Canadians was increased by 40%.
		In 1860 the 20c coin was replaced with a 25 cent coin and in 1867 the government of Canada was awarded the right to govern it's own acts of coinage and subsequently one year later it became illegal for the private importing of foreign coins unless agreed to by the Canadian government.
		Collectible coins have been produced that never made it to circulation but as with coins of this sort from any country in the world they were regularly produced in there thousands and often more so they aren't as collectible as the name would suggest.
	www.coinsandcoincollecting.com /canadian-coins.html (708 words)

	Canadian Grading
		Today, with uncertified coins, a dozen or so grades are commonly seen, however, with Certified coins, at least fifteen grades are regularly used just to assess the circulated coins, while a further ten grades are used to designate the Mintstate coins, giving a total of more than twenty-five grades.
		If you are buying uncertified coins, particularly sight-unseen, it is wise to determine the credentials of their grader, since inexperience or error on the part of the grader may lead to incorrect grading - and usually not in your favor.
		These typical qualities vary not only from coin type to coin type, but from country to country, so a grader who is expert with the coins of one type or country may be far from accurate with the coins of another.
	www.coinoisseur.com /GradingCoins.html (3204 words)

	Chronology of Canadian Coins
		I have limited it to circulating and collector coins of the Province of Canada (1841-1867), and the Dominion of Canada (1867-present).
		Gold coins are also provided for, in values of 10 shillings, 12 shillings 6 pence, 1 pound, and 1 pound 5 shillings.
		The first coins for the Province of Canada are minted in England, in denominations of 1c, 5c, 10c, and 20c.
	www.islandnet.com /~kpolsson/cancoin (1978 words)

	Canadian Silver Coins 1858-1968
		When additional coins were needed in 1870, these were of a slightly different style, perhaps reflecting Canada’s change in status to a Confederation of provinces in 1867.
		The most notable issue raised with George V’s coins, however, was the absence of the words DEI GRATIA (by the Grace of God) from his titles on the obverse.
		The production of coins during this reign was extensive and continual, and this trend continued under George’s eldest daughter, Elizabeth II (1953 to date).
	www.coinsite.com /content/Articles/CanadaSilver.asp (1053 words)

	Canadian Coin Collecting FAQ
		In most cases, the price of a coin depends on both rarity and condition, so determining the state of preservation, or grade, of a coin is important.
		Canadian coins between 10 cents and $1 struck before 1968 are between 50 and 92 per cent silver, depending on the coin or year.
		Prior to using plated steel, the 5-cent coins were made of a non-ferrous cupro-nickel alloy and the cents were plated zinc cores.
	www.canadiancoinnews.ca /coinfaq.html (1646 words)

	C.N.A. \| Canadian Coins 101
		Fred started coin collecting in his youth, is active in the C.N.A., President of his local coin club and a “Fellow of the Ontario Numismatic Association”.
		Canadian Coins 101 is designed for school students interested in learning the history of Canadian coins and the practical methods of developing coin knowledge while forming a collection.
		United States coins and other numismatic material and topics are touched on to round out the knowledge of the novice.
	www.canadian-numismatic.org /cancoins101.php (444 words)

	Canadian Gold Coins 1865-1919
		Finally, gold coins of the United States of America were imported to serve as backing for currency and as a bullion reserve.
		The first gold coins minted for domestic use and bearing Canadian imagery debuted in 1912 and were coined in 1913 and 1914, as well.
		The standards for these coins conform nearly perfectly to their counterparts from the USA, and it was originally planned to include the additional American denominations of $2.50 and $20.
	www.coinsite.com /content/Articles/CanadaGold.asp (923 words)

	Canadian Coins - Kanadische Münzen / Unikate
		The Royal Canadian Mint is the Crown Corporation responsible for the minting and distribution of Canada’s circulation coins.
		The Royal Canadian Mint is an ISO 9001:2000 certified facility, and is recognized as one of the largest and most versatile mints in the world, offering a wide range of specialized, high quality coinage products and related services on an international scale.
		For all information requested for the reproduction of coins designs, a request should be directed to the RCM e-mail address intellectualproperty@mint.ca.
	www.canadian-coins.de /unikate.htm (590 words)

	Canadian Maple Leafs
		Canadian Maple Leaf coins were the first investment coins in the world to achieve the heightened standard of 99.99% fine gold
		Canadian Maple Leaf coins are “official legal tender” minted in a country that is distinguished for its independence, liberty, and stability.
		These legal tender gold coins are adored worldwide for their unsurpassed quality and high gold content, Canadian Gold Maple Leafs offer maximum liquidity, portability and value preservation.
	austincoins.com /mapleleaf.htm (356 words)

	Canadian silver coins - Gold & Silver Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The worst coin that I have is an american half dollar coin, a walking liberty, most likely of the 1920,s can't read the date on it anymore.
		At the coin show (in Montreal) where I was this weekend, the widely common belief amongst dealers there, is that all 1967 10, 25, 50 cents and dollar coins are 80% Ag.
		I would think a more accurate method would be to use a micrometer, and measure the same spot or several spots on both coins, being careful to measure each coin in the same areas, and compare the thickness to the thousandth of an inch, or millimeter.
	goldismoney.info /forums/showthread.php?p=189389 (4561 words)

	Canadian Silver Coins of the 1976 Montreal Olympics
		these are in sets of 4 coins, all of the same year, and all with a common "sub-theme".
		At the time of writing, both the silver content and the face value of the $10 coins were between £4 and £4.50; and for the $5 coins were between £2 and £2.25.
		If you have an enquiry about any of our Silver Coins,, we'd be happy to answer you, but please note it may be quicker to telephone us.
	www.24carat.co.uk /canadianolympicsilvercoins.html (348 words)

	Canadian Coins - Page 1
		The $2 coin has a silver-coloured outer rim and a gold-coloured center with a polar bear on the reverse side.
		A bust of Queen Elizabeth II appears on the face-side of all Canadian coins.
		The logical denomination to be used to commemorate the event was the nickel 5-cent coin, as it was the only nickel coin in the Canadian series.
	members.shaw.ca /kcic1/coins.html (704 words)

	Canadian Coins - Page 3
		A bust of Queen Elizabeth II appears on the face-side of all current Canadian coins.
		To commemorate the golden jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as Queen of Canada, all coins minted for the 2002 Special Edition bear the double dates "1952-2002".
		The lower denominaton coins (1-cent to 50-cent) also bear the "1952-2002" dates on the face side of the coin and can be all found in general circulation.
	members.shaw.ca /kcic1/coins3.html (453 words)

	Coin Cut Art by "Grinan" 4. Canadian Coins
		A pair of Canadian Nickels with Sterling Tags soldered to the top and finished with Sterling French Ear Wires or Clip-Ons.
		A pair of Canadian quarters finished with sterling silver french ear witres.
		This Sailboat is cut from a Canadian Dime and finished with a Tie Tac Post on the reverse side.
	www.coincutart.com /servlet/Categories?category=4.+Canadian+Coins (172 words)

	Canadian Coin News - Canada's premier source of info. about coins...
		Canadian Coin News is Canada's premier source of information about coins, notes and medals.
		Although we cover the entire world of numismatics, the majority of our readers are Canadian, and we concentrate on the unique circumstances surrounding collecting in our native land.
		Our annual listing of Canadian clubs and dealers is now ready and can be picked up at coin and stamp shows throughout Canada.
	www.canadiancoinnews.com (188 words)

	Coin Supplies - Book - Standard Catalog of Canadian Coins (Charlton)
		The new spiral-bound 59th Edition of the Charlton Standard Catalogue of Canadian Coins has been expanded to 520 pages and is the largest Canadian Coin catalogue ever published.
		The Royal Canadian Mint section has expanded listings of joint products produced by the RCM and Canada Post.
		This is the essential reference work for collectors of Canadian coins.
	www.centercoin.com /coin_supplies/books/charlton_canadian_coins.htm (122 words)

	Numismatics
		The 59th edition of the Charlton Standard Catalogue of Canadian Coins was released at the Canadian Numismatic Association convention in Toronto, July 2004.
		This notes the highest graded coin by a grading service and establishes a rule that if a coin has not been graded, then it should not be priced.
		The Canadian Coins 59th edition, is also available from the publisher at the cover prices listed, plus postage.
	www.charltonpress.com /NumismaticsBook.asp?v_ISBN=0-88968-288-7 (458 words)

	Modern Canadian coins - Calgary Coin Gallery
		The history of numismatics in Canada began over 300 years ago when, in the 1670's, the French imported coins made for use in their colonies.
		The coinage was not standardized until the issue of the Province of Canada cent, 5 cent, 10 cent and 20 cent coins of 1858, which set the pattern for the true Canadian coins issued after the Dominion of Canada was formed in 1867.
		Even these were struck in Britain and it was not until the opening of the Royal Canadian Mint, in 1908, that the first true coins were struck in Canada.
	www.calgarycoin.com /modern/canada.htm (196 words)

	GovMint.com - Canadian Coins
		In 1973, on the 100th anniversary of the formation of the North West Mounted Police the Royal Canadian Mint issued a special one-year-only design on the 1973 Canadian Silver Dollar.
		The 1981 Canada Trans-Canada Railway Silver Dollar was issued to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the passage of an Act of Canada’s Parliament that permitted the building of the Trans-Canada Railway.
		Echoes of the Old West reverberate on the 1982 Canadian Silver Dollar as the skull of a great horned buffalo stares out from this coin’s crisp design.
	www.govmint.com /countrylistings/northamerica/canada/canada.aspx (189 words)

	Collecting Canadian Coins, The Wonderful World of Coins, Journal of Antiques & Collectibles April Issue 2004
		The first Canadian coin I ever owned was a 1917 half- dime with the image of George V in his crown and royal regalia.
		I moved on to mounting my Canadian coins in 2-inch square folders, which were at that time slid into 12 pocket die-cut cardboard pages.
		I collect Canadian tokens, cents minted from 1858 to 1920, half-dimes minted from 1858 to 1921, dimes minted from 1870 to 1937, the 20-cent piece of 1858, 25-cent pieces minted from 1870 to 1937, dollars minted from 1935 to 1958, and the gold sovereigns minted between 1908 and 1919.
	www.journalofantiques.com /Apr04/coinsapr04.htm (1469 words)

	Amazon.com: Canadian Coins (50th Edition) - The Charlton Standard Catalogue: Books: W. K. Cross (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Quite simply, completely updated information, covering the entire range of Canadian coins from the 1600's to the present, this is a publication that no person interested in numismatics can afford to be without.
		This book has a section on how to grade Canadian coins with an emphasis on what to look for when grading coins.
		This book is to Canadian Coins what Red Book is for US Coins.
	www.amazon.com /Canadian-Coins-50th-Standard-Catalogue/dp/0889681473 (604 words)

	Canadian Coins
		To commemorate the millennium, a second series of millennium coins have been selected from over 66,000 designs submitted by Canadians.
		The image displayed on each and every coin expresses the dreams of our nation for a powerful new millennium and the promise of success for generations to come.
		The symbols of Canada represented on these coins were selected from over 33,000 designs submitted by Canadians for the "Create a Centsation" contest.
	www.canadiangifts.com /coin.htm (297 words)

	Coinlink 2006 Rare Coins Directory and Numismatic News
		US rare coins and coin collecting is one of the most dynamic area in all numismatics, from Morgan dollars to US gold coins, collectors of all ages vie for ownership of both the rarest of coins to common generic gold and silver coins.
		CoinLink provides daily numismatic news and rare coin market news to keep collectors and investors up to date on what is happening in the rare coin market.
		In addition we provide listings to rare coin dealers and resources, world mints, coin shows and coin auctions, paper money and bank notes as well as resources for world coins, ancient coins and bullion and precious metals.
	www.coinlink.com (196 words)

	Universal Coins: Canadian Coins
		Royal Canadian Mint 25¢ Official First Day Coin -Become the proud owner of one of the first 20,000 Pink Ribbon coins to be minted at the mint's Winnipeg facility on the first day of production, November 7, 2005.
		This is the only 2006 coin that will feature the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II that was in use from 1990-2003.
		This uncirculated Terry Fox coin was taken from a new mint roll and comes encapsulated in a red velour coin case.
	www.universalcoins.ca /cdn_singles.html (1811 words)

	Certified Coins: Coins at Canadian Content (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Additional Information: This category lists coin dealers who specialize mainly in coins that have been certified by a third party grading service, as opposed to raw or uncertified coins.
		The coins are encapsulated in plastic holders with a certified grade.
		Rare Coins is the oldest coin firm in downtown Boston.
	www.canadiancontent.net /dir/Top/Shopping/Antiques_and_Collectibles/Coins/Certified_Coins (403 words)

	Canadian Coins
		Coins in collection start with 1953 the first year of Queen Elizabeth II and includes dates in the 60s, 70s and 80s.
		This coin given PL listing by PCGS and only 16 graded higher in 1998 population book, lightly golden toned and reflective near perfect surface, scarce thus, beautiful coin.
		The serious collector of Canadian coins will be hard pressed to find one as nice as this.
	www.coinsinternational.com /foreign/CanadianCoins.htm (1180 words)

	Canadian Coins quiz
		In 2004, the Royal Canadian Mint issued the smallest pure gold coin (99.99% fine gold) it had ever minted to date.
		In 1992, in celebration of Canada's 125th birthday, the Royal Canadian Mint issued twelve different twenty-five cent coins.
		They each had a picture representing a Canadian province or territory on the reverse side.
	www.funtrivia.com /playquiz/quiz177199144ab10.html (232 words)

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