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Neil, I few that I can think of:
Penny 1867-1967 Penny 1867-1992 Penny 1952-2002 Penny 1952-2002P Nickel 1751-1951 Nickel 1867-1967 Nickel 1867-1992 Nickel 1952-2002P Nickel 1945-2005 Dime 1867-1967 Dime 1867-1992 Dime 1952-2002P Quarter 1873-1973 Quarter 1867-1992 Quarter 1952-2002P Quarter 1952-2002P Diademed Quarter 1604-2004P Quarter 1905-2005P Alberta Quarter 1905-2005P Sask 50 cents 1867-1967 50 cents 1867-1992 50 cents 1952-2002P 50 cents 1952-2002P Queen Dollar 1858-1958 Dollar 1864-1964 Dollar 1867-1967 Dollar 1870-1970 Dollar 1871-1971 Dollar 1873-1973 Dollar 1874-1974 Dollar 1867-1982 Dollar 1534-1984 Dollar 1867-1992 Loon Dollar 1867-1992 Parliament Dollar 1952-2002 Twonie 1952-2002 Twonie 1996-2006 Twonie 1996-2006L
Some collector coins:
Large Penny 1908-1998 One cent 1953-2003 Queen small 5 cents 1908-1998 5 cents 1876-2001 RMC 5 cents 1917-2002 Vimy Ridge 5 cents 1953-2003 Queen 5 cents 1944-2004 D-Day 5 cents 1945-2005 D-Day 5 cents 1945-2005 D-Day Gold plated 10 cents 1497-1997 Caboto 10 cents 1908-1998 10 cents 1900-2000 Caisses Desjardins 10 cents 1953-2003 Queen 10 cents 1904-2004 Golf 25 cents 1967-1992 125th ann. Canada 25 cents 1867-1992 125th ann. mule 25 cents 1908-1998 Matte 25 cents 1908-1998 Proof 25 cents 1953-2003 Queen 25 cents 1945-2005 Liberation 25 cents 1926-2006 Crown 25 cents 1947-2007 Carmichael 25 cents 1908-2008 Green Gables 50 cents 1888-1998 Skating 50 cents 1898-1998 Ski 50 cents 1888-1998 Soccer 50 cents 1978-1998 Villeneuve 50 cents 1904-1999 Canadian Open 50 cents 1874-1999 Yacht 50 cents 1909-1999 Grey Cup 50 cents 1891-1999 Basketball 50 cents 1875-2000 Hockey 50 cents 1760-2000 Curling 50 cents 1840-2000 Steeplechase race 50 cents 1910-2000 Bowling 50 cents 1908-1998 Matte 50 cents 1908-1998 Proof 50 cents 1953-2003 Queen 50 cents 1945-2005 Battle of Britain 50 cents 1945-2005 Liberation 50 cents 1945-2005 Sicily 50 cents 1945-2005 Battle of the Scheldt 50 cents 1945-2005 Dieppe 50 cents 1945-2005 Battle of Atlantic Silver Dollar 1871-1971 Silver Dollar 1873-1973 Silver Dollar 1874-1974 Silver Dollar 1875-1975 Silver Dollar 1876-1976 Silver Dollar 1952-1977 Silver Dollar 1679-1979 Silver Dollar 1882-1982 Silver Dollar 1834-1984 Silver Dollar 1885-1985 Silver Dollar 1886-1986 Silver Dollar 1587-1987 Silver Dollar 1738-1988 Silver Dollar 1690-1990 Silver Dollar 1816-1991 Silver Dollar 1893-1993 Silver Dollar 1969-1994 Silver Dollar 1796-1996 Silver Dollar 1972-1997 Silver Dollar 1967-1997 Loon 1987-1997 Silver Dollar 1873-1998 Silver Dollar 1774-1999 Silver Dollar 1911-2001 Silver Dollar 1952-2002 Loon 1952-2002 Loon 1987-2002 Silver Dollar 1903-2003 Silver Dollar 1953-2003 Silver Dollar 1604-2004 Silver Dollar 1965-2005 - 2 var. Silver Dollar 1608-2008 - 2 var. 5 dollar 1901-2001 5 dollar 1945-2005 - 2 var. 5 dollar 1905-2005 Alberta 5 dollar 1905-2005 Sask. 30 dollar 1917-2007 Vimy 50 dollar 1947-2007 50 dollar 1945-2005 100 dollar 1583-1983 100 dollar 1534-1984 100 dollar 1885-1985 100 dollar 1639-1989 100 dollar 1642-1982 100 dollar 1720-1995 100 dollar 1896-1996 100 dollar 1847-1997 100 dollar 1923-1998 100 dollar 1949-1999 100 dollar 1850-2000 100 dollar 1876-2001 100 dollar 1947-2002 100 dollar 1875-2005 100 dollar 1867-2007 100 dollar 1808-2008 300 dollar 1952-2002 500 dollar 1947-2007
Edited by canadian_coins 05/31/2010 7:55 pm
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canadian_coins, thank you...
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Pillar of the Community
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For $69.95, there is a single dollar as well. 
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Thanks for the heads up on the single coin..does it mention what the mintage is? How many will they produce?
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Pillar of the Community
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Mintage is set to 7500. A bit high... and with the additional 5000 for the sets this puts the release near the $1M dud threshold.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
636 Posts |
Thanks...think Ill roll the dice. Just purchased online the set. Heres the link in case anyone else wants to do the same.. Come on, lets buy up all these puppies now, so the demand will be high in the near future. And we all know what happens to coin prices when there are high demands...$$$$$$$$. Also get yours now before the dealers buy them all up and charge a premium. Remember they got the capital to do so. http://www.mint.ca/store/coin/limit...0-prod920003
Edited by Dollar1948 06/02/2010 12:18 am
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Canada
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Call me a sucker if you like, but I just ordered both the single dollar coin as well as the full set in the wooden box.
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I'll buy them on ebay for half price later on ;)
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Half price? Maybe not these ones.
True, I do see coins 1/2 price or less. But they are never the ones I want.
Edited by canadian_coins 06/02/2010 9:44 pm
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Yeah that's often true. I thought those 2002 sets with the nostalgic patterns would have been more popular too.
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Ugly, you mean these in 1998: 
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Yeah that was it... wrong date by me. I've had four of them, one of the antiqued ones as well in stuff I've bought. They look nice enough, but trying to unload them was painful. I still have all that guys proof sets and most of his silver dollars come to think of it.
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Ugly, for NCLT be careful. The equation:
mintage * price < $1M Dud threshold
For the 1998 sets : 25,000 * 100 = $2,500,000 --- a true dud
For the 2010 set: 5,000 * 160 = 800,000 --- close to a dud
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Pillar of the Community
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Yeah it's a shame, but it seems everyone who has collections has some and you take the good with the bad when you offer to buy. He had dimes... such nice dimes.
Thanks for equation, spells it out succinctly.
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An interesting question comes up when you get a division in any group, collectable vs classic. I think they milk the collectibles to the point of absurd, however, the only way any collection has value is if there is demand for it. If someone enjoys the collectibles series it may lead to interest in the classics which makes the classic collectors inventory only more valuable. Buy and enjoy what you like. I like a lot of it.
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