Canada (Coins)

Area: 3,836,991 Square Miles                                         Population: 25,000,000

The Royal Canadian Mint at Ottawa was opened in 1908 and has since then struck the grater part of the country’s coins. Canadian gold coins since 1976 are notable for being struck (when .916 fine) in an alloy entirely of silver, with no addition of copper; thus they are paler than other gold colds, e.g. the sovereign. The most recent Canadian gold coin, known its reverse design as the “maple leaf” is a bullion piece struck to the standard of .999 fine, and thus the purest gold since medieval times.

Monetary System

100 Cents = 1 Canadian Dollar

Mintmarks:

C = Ottawa

H = Heaton

1 Cent

5 Cents

10 Cents

25 Cents

50 Cents

1 Dollar

2 Dollars

5 Dollars

10 Dollars

1 Sovereign

Commemorative Issues

Bullion Issues

Bank of Upper Canada Tokens

Lower Canada Tokens

New Brunswick

Newfoundland

Nova Scotia

Prince Edward Island Issues

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