Canadian Coin Collectors - How Specialized Are You?

Decimal bronze 1858-1920 of Canada and the Maritimes, business and specimen strikes.

Small cents, one cent test tokens, one cent on wrong planchets.......and most avidly.......encased coins with a Canadian aspect. Either a Canadian coin in the centre, a Canadian issuer, or a Canadian angle

I picked "silver" but it's really only George VI silver, plus to fill in a few dates, I've picked up some cents and nickels. I have birth year "sets" for QEII and a hodge-podge of a few other series. I think I have everything now for 1947ML and 1948, as that transition year always fascinated me. I picked up a 1947 SP 50c CR ML last year from that Cook guy as a 60th birthday present, but that might be my last George VI purchase. (The MS version of that is way out of my league). I've kinda lost interest in it, and have been doing Barber dime transition varieties for the past couple years.

I'm just a middleman but am interested in actually collecting and keeping silver commemoratives of cities and companies.

i am collecting, Graded Canada silver dollars, 1935-1967,i have all dates, just need a couple of varieties..

working on completing my Canada half dollar set 1870-1967 missing one date, and a bunch of varieties,

Also working on a graded Newfoundland 20 cent coin collection.

I collect Canada silver dollars (1935-1967), along with the RCM commemorative issues (1971-Present), and other decimal pieces for a type set I decided to try putting together.

I selected the "2 to 8" category.

All large cents.
Newfoundland, especially 20 cent pieces.
Pre Confederation tokens. (Not too many, yet).