My Canadian Coin Checklist

Thanks, I think I'm going to put my Canadian Cents in 2x2s and into three ring binder pages and this will help me lay it out.

twoplustwo, actually it was something I put together in a couple of evenings.

Yes, that's what I do.... as I get a coin I check it off the list. Errors are something I don't bother to add as there are so many and the descriptions can be vague.

I've made up lists like this for American, Canadian, Australian coins and am working on a UK listing. It's nice to have something to refer to when I'm in the coin shop digging through their foreign box or at a show and don't want to tote along a book.

My Canadian collection:

cent 1859-2011
nickels 1922-2011
dimes 1937-2011
quarters, half dollars, dollars/loonies 1968-2011
toonies 1996-2011

.... is almost complete so I have a lot of "x's" on the lines next to the coins. Now I'm working on early coins so a checklist is handy. Lately I've been adding a lot of silver, Provincial, and early tokens to my collection. I still have to get one of those $5 Silver Maple Leaf coins but with the price of silver very high I'll wait a bit.

The_Duke, I have my small cents, nickels, dimes and quarters in Uni-Safe folders. The large cents, half dollars, Voyageur dollars, loonies, toonies, Provincial coins & tokens I have in 2x2's in a few of those long red boxes made for 2x2's.... (I don't know if they have a name for the boxes).

It's always something to keep me busy.

This topic is over 3 years old, not much good to bring it back.
Matchbox probably has most of the coins he was looking for.

Same here. Perhaps the links expired or content removed over time?

I see the original poster hasn't been active on CCF for a few months, but if anyone was able to download the lists 3 years ago when he originally posted, could you please repost? I'm always looking for helpful resources. Thx.

Almost a year old thread. Really?