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In this wonderfully illustrated book, award-winning author Harvey B. Richer takes readers on a journey of 100 of Canada’s Greatest Coins, which have affected the world and caught collectors’ imaginations. Inside, you’ll find rarity, value, popularity, beauty, invention, and historical significance, among other things. -
We offer the following three popular banknote holders, available in packages of 10 or boxes of 100: Large currency holders (1870 - 1925 notes). Large holders measure 8” wide by 3.5” deep. Medium currency holders (modern notes). Medium holders measure 7” wide by 3.25” deep. Small currency holders (shinplasters). Small holders measure 5.75" wide by 3.25" deep. -
34th Edition, 2023 · J. Rutkowski, Editor The 34th edition has undergone several updates and additions. Prices have been updated to better reflect the current market. Census totals have been updated giving a better indication of scarcity. ISBN 978-0-88968-435-5 -
2024 Coins of Canada – 42nd Edition by J.A. Haxby & R.C. Willey The 42ND edition of The Coins of Canada is a complete, one-volume library of Canadian coins, tokens and paper money, including major varieties. -
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2023 COINS OF CANADA – 41ST EDITION by J.A. Haxby & R.C. Willey The 41ST edition of The Coins of Canada is a complete, one-volume library of Canadian coins, tokens and paper money, including major varieties. Features:- Complete Canadian decimal coinage
- Pre-Confederation Provincial issues
- All Canadian Mint silver and gold collector’s issues
- Canadian colonial tokens
- Dominion of Canada banknotes 1867-1935
- Bank of Canada paper money 1935 to date
- Latest retail market values by grade
- Detailed mintage figures and statistics
- Much historical background and pertinent information
- Condition Grading Guides for Canadian coins
- Includes a glossary of numismatic terms
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The 77th Charlton Vol 1 catalogue, released on April 9, 2024, presents a comprehensive overview of Canadian coins from the 1600s to today. It covers circulating coinage, foreign coins in Canada from the 17th to 19th centuries, pre-decimal local coins, and coins from various Canadian provinces. Additionally, it includes sections on specimen coins, trial pieces, official fabrications, and test tokens. This edition also features Part 2 of the Canadian Coin Variety Catalogue by Hans Zoell. -
Start your currency collection with this superb ring binder with removable sheets. Handmade, with finely stitched seams. It comes with 20 crystal clear pockets to hold Graded Banknotes holders (up to 8 1/2 x 5 7/8") from BCS, PMG and CCCS. The album will comfortably hold 10 additional crystal clear pages, sold separately. -
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Now Made In Canada, this sturdy, clear holder — designed by Canadian Coin News and coinstampsupples.com — will hold Canadian modern bank notes up to a strap of banknotes (100). This box is made of acrylic board. The component of acrylic board is Polymeric Methyl Methacrylate (PMMA), it has a high transparency (up to 92%). The density of acrylic is 1.2kg/m³, which is very hard, but it is lighter than glass, not easy to break, and safer than glass. Acrylic board has anti-ultraviolet properties and can be used in light for a long time. The lid is secured and fastened by strong magnets, and can hold up to 130 grams of weight. Be sure to watch the video below. Banknotes in the illustration are not included. -
For the first time ever a collectible set of Numis albums designed specifically for every Bank of Canada banknote. A total of EIGHT albums will be available for the following "Series" of Bank of Canada notes:- 1935 Series -- Bank of Canada first set of banknotes
- 1937 Series -- Bilingual banknotes added
- 1954 - Series -- "Devil's Head"
- 1954 - Series -- Modified Notes
- 1969-1979 Series, Scenes of Canada
- 1986 Series, Birds of Canada
- 2001-2006 Series, Canadian Journey
- 2011-2013 Series, Polymer
- Album that INCLUDES 5 Numis 2C sheets to hold 10 raw notes PLUS 5 1C sheets to hold 5 Graded Notes
- Album WITHOUT any Numis sheets.
