Canadian Coin

i have a 2 dollar Canadian coin and i want to know how much its worth in american money.

$1.65

2008-11-13 14:43:20 by Bob t

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Well i am making a ring out of a canadian coin with, you know the ones with a gold colored circle inside of the silver one, well i need a remedy other than drilling to remove the gold inner circle.

Put the Toonie in the freezer. The inner metal contracts more than the outer in the extreme cold and makes it easier to knock the center piece out!

2007-01-24 19:28:23 by JAY DUB

Price: $19.99

In the U.S. the most representative, most loved coin, is probably the Morgan dollar. Some might say the buffalo quarter, others the St. Gauden's double eagle, others would say the Spanish milled dollar, even though technically not U.S. Of course it is a matter of opinion, but what would be your vote for The Quintessential Canadian Coin?

There are a lot of Canadian Large cent collectors out there. Also Canadian silver dollar collectors from 1935-1967. Either one would get my vote. I myself collect the pre confederation tokens or what are called colonial tokens dated 1812-1850's from Canada's past. I have learned a lot about early Canada by the tokens,even though I live in the United States but not to far from the Canadian border an hour or so.

2010-01-10 10:48:14 by lalala

Price: $79.95 $40.65

reverse shows a playful, yet powerful Canadian Cougar
obverse of the coin bears the Susanna Blunt effigy of Queen Elizabeth II
.9999 fine silver

A friend of mine has a business that generates about 15000 pennies, nickles, dimes and quarters every month. He needs to purchase a good industrial grade machine (money no problem) that can count AND sort the coins. Also, the machine needs to be able to reject any and all non Canadian currency.

15k coins is not that many. Used to do that on a small arcade route in a month. I used a Klopp counter, this one did not have a sorter, but they do sell one with a sorter. Not sure about the Canadian side, but they have been at it awhile, and would be a good place to start.

2009-09-17 21:36:38 by Jim42

Hello,

I collect Canadian silver dollars, especially Proof Like coins. The big grading service up here is ICCS, but a lot of PCGS coins are around also. How can I get a population report on Canadian coins by PCGS. I have written them (PCGS) and they don't respond. I have read it can be found on the Heritage Auction site, where I go often, but can't find it. Anyone got any suggestions? Anyone got any top flight Canadian silver dollars they are tired of?

Thanks

from PCGS

2006-10-01 09:55:01 by zeolite