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I decided since I had a number of different Canadian quarters that had fallen my way over time to try to put together a post 1900 type set of them, but can't figure out what that is. Pretty much figured out up to and including 2000, but even with Krause and Wikipedia I am confused on what there is 2001 to current. Not interested in any that are proof only, just coins released for circulation. Can one of our fine northern friends list for me the 2001 and newer Canadian quarters?
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Good luck with that collection...certainly obtainable and it is guaranteed to be fun.Canada uses the 25 cent as its primary coin for commerative releases so your in for a pleasant surprise. It looks like you really need some links that has images, and I am noticing the one above is missing alot of them. I will look on my work-lap top later tonight for what may be a better resource, a little more cut and dry, but in the interum please browse the pages below and observe the commerative 25 cent coins listed amongst them. http://members.shaw.ca/kcic1/coins2.htmlEdited by Dollar1948
01/01/2010 10:42 pm
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O.K.,try this one. Scroll down to CANADA 25 cents.http://(131231) Not Allowed - Auto-Removed /countries/Canada.php John1  |
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Still confused. John, the first link just seems to list coins by date without telling me when a new type is introduced. World Coin Gallery is one of the resources I used, but I am finding between WCG, Krause and Wikipedia they have three different lists that don't match. Just want a type set list for circulation quarters, not trying for each year if only change is date or mint mark.
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O.K. then, sorry I couldn't help. John1 |
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Well, I struck out..the world coin gallery has a listing and pics sorted by date of all the quarters. Thats the tool Id use
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John 1 that is a great site loved looking at it, thanks.
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Part of the problem I'm having that I need help with is telling what are circulation issues and what are not. World Coin has great pictures but no info to go with them. Krause also does not do well distinguishing NIFC from regular issues.
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For Caribou reverses you will need the following: 2001P or 2003P crowned portrait (p,for plated, found below portrait of Queen) 2002P crowned portrait,double date 1952-2002 on obverse 2003P-2006P uncrowned portrait 2006Logo-2009Logo uncrowned portrait,RCM logo below Queen Edited by DBM
01/02/2010 11:35 am
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Here you go:
2000 - Set of 12 Commemoratives regarding Canadian achievements. Enamelled ones were NIFC. (2000 Caribou (W Mintmark and Plain) were NIFC (came only in sets)and 2000P was issued only for testing purposes.)
2001 - Plain and P Caribou
2002 - 2002P Caribou (with double dates on back for Queen's Jubliee); 2002P Canada Day (also with double dates)
2003 - 2003P Caribou, Queen wearing diadem; 2003P Caribou, Queen without crown (2003W/P NIFC- from sets).
2004 - Caribou, Poppy, Ile St. Croix
2005 - Caribou, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Veteran
2006 - Breast Cancer Awareness, Medal of Bravery, Caribou with P under Queen, Caribou with Mint Logo under Queen
2007 - Caribou, Curling, Hockey, Biathlon, Alpine Skiing, Wheelchair Curling
2008 - Caribou, Snowboarding, Freestyle Skiing, Figure Skating, Bobsleigh, Poppy
2009 - Caribou, Speedskating, Cross Country Skiing, Men's Hockey (Plain, Coloured with Raised 2, Coloured with Sunken 2), Women's Hockey (Plain and Coloured).
2010 - (Not yet released:) Cindy Klassen in two versions, Ice Sledge Hockey, presumably there will be a Caribou...
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01/02/2010 12:14 pm
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WpgLwr- Now we're getting closer to what I need for my list, but are all of those Caribou's different? Which are just different dates vs different type?
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And what's the story with Canada Day coins? Is there one for each year? Starting with what year? Are they NIFC or released into circulation?
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Canada Day coins (with the exception of 2002's) are NIFC.
2001 Caribous come in nickel and plated steel (hence the P found under the Queen). All look the same except for the difference in dates, but note that there was a change in the Queen's picture in 2006 plus there was the addition of the mint logo.
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Forgot one! The 2002 Caribou carries no date on the front -- that year, it was moved to the back and was double-dated 1952-2002.
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