Organization Of Your Canadian Quarters

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TheForce Pillar of the Community United States 4867 Posts	Posted 04/13/2015 8:05 pm Been filling some holes and reorganizing. My quarter collection starts with the 1965 silver. Anyways I have decided to keep separate the Caribou's and the circulating commemoratives. The exception is the 1973 Mountie quarter since no Caribou was issued that year. Otherwise, coins like the poppy, veteran, breast cancer, Alberta, and Saskatchewan and ALL the others are kept separately. I had them all running together by dates but I thought keeping the Caribou's separate would be more aesthetically pleasing. How do you do it? Report this Post to the Staff

Northener0 Valued Member Canada 56 Posts	Posted 04/13/2015 8:59 pm Great idea TheForce. I might just do the same with mine. The books look so confusing after 92' with all the varieties. And I do believe the eye appeal with be much better. Report this Post to the Staff
timnic44 Pillar of the Community Canada 535 Posts	Posted 04/13/2015 11:21 pm I have one of each quarter date from 1900 and a couple earlier ones. I keep them all in 2X2 holders in coin pages by date. Mine are all mixed together, proofs, specimens, colorized, modern silvers, commemoratives. I just find it easy to have them all in one place. The only ones I keep separate are the errors Report this Post to the Staff
kuh_85 Pillar of the Community Canada 2366 Posts	Posted 04/13/2015 11:38 pm I just have one binder for circulation and another for non-circulation organized by date for the former and series & date for the latter. Report this Post to the Staff
Altaira Pillar of the Community Canada 2517 Posts	Posted 04/14/2015 12:07 am I don't have an actual album, so this album ersatz is how I put my circulated stuff in, one a type. The scanner doesn't scan this too well since it's wavy. Unless it's an all-year changed design, or a large enough series (like the Olympic quarters) then I do this: For some reason that I've forgotten by now, I started the previous page (the scan on top is page 2) with 1993. Report this Post to the Staff
McNickel Valued Member Canada 261 Posts	Posted 04/14/2015 01:06 am I've done the same as TheForce, along with the '73 Mountie I also keep the '67 Bobcat in sequence for the same reason. Use to have the Caribous and Commemoratives all bunched up together but I think it looks better with them separated. My binder is strictly circulation coins. Proofs, specimens etc. are still in their original packaging, If I ever do break them out they will go into their own binder or whatever. Report this Post to the Staff
North of 49 Pillar of the Community Canada 617 Posts	Posted 04/14/2015 7:10 pm I have one binder just for silver another for '68 and up. I keep the commemoratives like 1992 and millennium etc separate. I also started keeping all the colourized together but then started adding anything that looked different so now its a real jumble but still it looks pretty good..... Report this Post to the Staff
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