Coin Types from Canada

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Lower Canada:

km#Tn6 1 Sou = 1/2 Penny (1837)
km#Tn18 1/2 Penny (1842-1844) Bank of Montreal

Upper Canada:

km#Tn2 1/2 Penny (1850-1857)
km#Tn3 1 Penny (1850-1857)

km#1 1 Cent (1865-1896)
km#9 1 Cent (1904-1909)
km#16 1 Cent (1913-1936)
km#18 1 Cent (1938-1947)
km#7 5 Cents (1903-1908)
km#13 5 Cents (1912-1929)
km#19 5 Cents (1938-1943)
km#19a 5 Cents (1944-1947)
km#3 10 Cents (1865-1896)
km#8 10 Cents (1903-1904)
km#14 10 Cents (1912-1919)
km#20 10 Cents (1938-1943)
km#20a 10 Cents (1945-1947) 0.8 silver
km#10 20 Cents (1904)
km#15 20 Cents (1912)
km#17 25 Cents (1917,1919)
km#6 50 Cents (1870-1900)
km#11 50 Cents (1904-1909)
km#12 50 Cents (1911-1919)

Nova Scotia:

km#1 1/2 Penny (1823-1832)
km#7 1/2 Cent (1861,1864)
km#8 1 Cent (1861-1864)

Prince Edward Island:

km#4 1 Cent (1871)

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Canada:

km#1 1 Cent (1858-1859)
km#7 1 Cent (1876-1901)
km#8 1 Cent (1902-1910)
km#15 1 Cent (1911)
km#21 1 Cent (1912-1920)
km#28 1 Cent (1920-1936)
km#32 1 Cent (1937-1947)
km#41 1 Cent (1948-1952)
km#49 1 Cent (1953-1964)
km#59.1 1 Cent (1965-1978)
km#59.2 1 Cent (1979)
km#65 1 Cent (1967) Confederation Centennial
km#127 1 Cent (1980-1981)
km#132 1 Cent (1982-1989) Edge: multi-sided
km#181 1 Cent (1990-1995)
km#204 1 Cent (1992) Confederation 125
km#289 1 Cent (1997+)
km#445 1 Cent (2002) 1952-2002
km#490 1 Cent (2003+)
new 1 Cent (2006) maple leaf mintmark
km#2 5 Cents (1858-1901)
km#9 5 Cents (1902)
km#13 5 Cents (1903-1910)
km#16 5 Cents (1911)
km#22 5 Cents (1912-1919)
km#22a 5 Cents (1920-1921)
km#29 5 Cents (1922-1936)
km#33 5 Cents (1937-1942)
km#39 5 Cents (1942) Tombac (brass)
km#40 5 Cents (1943) brass
km#40a 5 Cents (1944,1945) Chromium-plated steel
km#39a 5 Cents (1946-1950)
km#42 5 Cents (1948-1950) modified legend
km#42a 5 Cents (1951-1952) chromium
km#48 5 Cents (1951) (factory)
km#50a 5 Cents (1953-1962) 12-sided
km#57 5 Cents (1963-1964)
km#60.1 5 Cents (1965-1978)
km#60.2 5 Cents (1979-1981)
km#60.2a 5 Cents (1982-1989) copper-nickel
km#66 5 Cents (1967) Centennial (rabbit)
km#182 5 Cents (1990-1995)
km#182a 5 Cents (1996+)
km#205 5 Cents (1992) Confederation 125
km#446 5 Cents (2002) 1952-2002
km#491 5 Cents (2003+)
new 5 Cents (2005) Victory Anniversary
km#3 10 Cents (1858-1901)
km#10 10 Cents (1902-1910)
km#17 10 Cents (1911)
km#23 10 Cents (1912-1919)
km#23a 10 Cents (1920-1936)
km#34 10 Cents (1937-1952)
km#43 10 Cents (1948-1952)
km#51 10 Cents (1953-1964)
km#61 10 Cents (1965,1966)
km#67 10 Cents (1967) Centennial (fish)
km#67a 10 Cents (1967) Centennial
km#72 10 Cents (1968)
km#72a 10 Cents (1968)
km#73 10 Cents (1968) larger ship
km#77.1 10 Cents (1969-1978)
km#77.2 10 Cents (1979-1989)
km#183 10 Cents (1990-1995)
km#183a 10 Cents (1996+)
km#206 10 Cents (1992) Confederation 125
km#412 10 Cents (2001) Volunteers
km#447 10 Cents (2002) 1952-2002
km#492 10 Cent (2003+)
new 10 Cents (2006) maple leaf mintmark
km#4 20 Cents (1858) Queen Victoria
km#5 25 Cents (1870-1901)
km#11 25 Cents (1902-1909)
km#11a 25 Cents (1910)
km#18 25 Cents (1911)
km#24 25 Cents (1912-1919)
km#24a 25 Cents (1920-1936)
km#35 25 Cents (1937-1947)
km#44 25 Cents (1948-1952)
km#52 25 Cents (1953-1964)
km#62 25 Cents (1965,1966) .800 silver
km#62a 25 Cents (1968) .500 silver
km#62b 25 Cents (1968-1978)
km#74 25 Cents (1967-1989)
km#68 25 Cents (1967) Centennial (lynx)
km#68a 25 Cents (1967) Centennial
km#81.1 25 Cents (1973) Centennial (Mounty)
km#184 25 Cents (1990-1998)

km#203 25 Cents (1992) New Brunswick
km#212 25 Cents (1992) Northwest Territories
km#213 25 Cents (1992) Newfoundland
km#214 25 Cents (1992) Manitoba
km#220 25 Cents (1992) Yukon
km#221 25 Cents (1992) Alberta
km#222 25 Cents (1992) Prince Edward Island
km#223 25 Cents (1992) Ontario
km#231 25 Cents (1992) Nova Scotia
km#232 25 Cents (1992) British Columbia
km#233 25 Cents (1992) Saskatchewan
km#234 25 Cents (1992) Quebec

km#342 25 Cents (1999) January - Totem Poles
km#343 25 Cents (1999) February - Petroglyphs
km#344 25 Cents (1999) March - Lumberjack
km#345 25 Cents (1999) April - Owl, polar bear
km#346 25 Cents (1999) May - Voyageurs
km#347 25 Cents (1999) June - Locomotive
km#348 25 Cents (1999) July - Stylized portraits
km#349 25 Cents (1999) August - Hay harvesting
km#350 25 Cents (1999) September - Child art
km#351 25 Cents (1999) October - Aboriginal art
km#352 25 Cents (1999) November - Bush plane
km#353 25 Cents (1999) December - Geometric design

km#373 25 Cents (2000) Health
km#374 25 Cents (2000) Freedom
km#375 25 Cents (2000) Family
km#376 25 Cents (2000) Community
km#377 25 Cents (2000) Harmony
km#378 25 Cents (2000) Wisdom
km#379 25 Cents (2000) Creativity
km#380 25 Cents (2000) Ingenuity
km#381 25 Cents (2000) Achievement
km#382 25 Cents (2000) Natural Legacy
km#383 25 Cents (2000) Celebration
km#384 25 Cents (2000) Pride

km#184b 25 Cents (2001) stainless steel
km#419 25 Cents (2001) Spirit of Canada (colorized)
km#448 25 Cents (2002) 1952-2002
km#451a 25 Cents (2002) Canada Day
km#451 25 Cents (2002) Canada Day (colorized)
km#493 25 Cent (2003+)
new 25 Cents (2004) First French Colonies in N. America
km#510 25 Cents (2004) Remembrance Day (colorized Poppy)
new 25 Cents (2004) Stylized Moose
new 25 Cents (2004) Santa Clause
km#530 25 Cents (2005) Alberta Centennial
km#531 25 Cents (2005) Canada Day colorized
km#532 25 Cents (2005) Saskatchewan Centennial
km#533 25 Cents (2005) Stuffed Bear colorized
km#534 25 Cents (2006) Toronto Maple Leafs
km#535 25 Cents (2005) Year of the Veteran
km#635 25 Cents (2006) Pink Ribbon for Breast Cancer
km#636 25 Cents (2006) Medal of Bravery
new 25 Cents (2006) maple leaf mintmark
km#682 25 Cents (2007) Olympic Curling
km#683 25 Cents (2007) Olympic Ice Hockey

(View all commemorative quarters!)

km#6 50 Cents (1901)
km#12 50 Cents (1902-1910)
km#12a 50 Cents (1910) Edwardian leaves
km#19 50 Cents (1911)
km#25 50 Cents (1912-1919)
km#25a 50 Cents (1920-1936)
km#36 50 Cents (1937-1947) IND:IMP:
km#45 50 Cents (1948-1952)
km#53 50 Cents (1953-1958)
km#56 50 Cents (1959-1964)
km#63 50 Cents (1965,1966)
km#69 50 Cents (1967) Centennial (coyote)
km#75.1 50 Cents (1968-1977)
km#75.2 50 Cents (1977) smaller bust
km#75.3 50 Cents (1978-1989) smaller bust
km#185 50 Cents (1990-1996)
km#208 50 Cents (1992) Confederation 125

Commemorative Proofs:

km#261 50 Cents (1995) Atlantic Puffin
km#262 50 Cents (1995) Whooping Crane
km#263 50 Cents (1995) Gray Jays
km#264 50 Cents (1995) White Tailed Ptarmigans
km#283 50 Cents (1996) Moose Calf
km#284 50 Cents (1996) Wood Ducklings
km#285 50 Cents (1996) Cougar Kittens
km#286 50 Cents (1996) Black Bear Cubs
km#292 50 Cents (1997) Duck Tolling Retriever
km#293 50 Cents (1997) Labrador Retriever
km#294 50 Cents (1997) Newfoundland
km#295 50 Cents (1997) Eskimo Dog
km#318 50 Cents (1998) Killer Whales
km#319 50 Cents (1998) Humpback Whale
km#320 50 Cents (1998) Beluga Whale
km#321 50 Cents (1998) Blue Whale
km#335 50 Cents (1999) Canadian Cat, Cymric
km#336 50 Cents (1999) Canadian Cat, Tonkinese
km#337 50 Cents (1999) Canadian Cat, Cougar
km#338 50 Cents (1999) Canadian Cat, Lynx
km#389 50 Cents (2000) Great Horned Owl
km#390 50 Cents (2000) Red-Tail Hawk
km#391 50 Cents (2000) Osprey
km#392 50 Cents (2000) Bald Eagle

(View all proof half dollars!)

km#290 50 Cents (1997-1998) redesigned arms
km#444 50 Cents (2002) 1952-2002
km#494 50 Cents (2003-2006)
km#509 50 Cents (2001)
km#494 50 Cents (2003+)
km#30 1 Dollar (1935)
km#31 1 Dollar (1936) King George V
km#37 1 Dollar (1937-1947)
km#38 1 Dollar (1939) Royal Visit
km#46 1 Dollar (1948-1952) Voyageur
km#47 1 Dollar (1949) Newfoundland
km#54 1 Dollar (1953-1963)
km#55 1 Dollar (1958) British Columbia
km#58 1 Dollar (1964) Charlottetown
km#64.1 1 Dollar (1965,1966)
km#70 1 Dollar (1967) Centennial (goose)
km#76 1 Dollar (1968-1976) Voyageur
km#78 1 Dollar (1970) Manitoba
km#79 1 Dollar (1971) British Columbia
km#80 1 Dollar (1971) British Columbia
km#64.2a 1 Dollar (1972)
km#82 1 Dollar (1973) Prince Edward Island
km#83 1 Dollar (1973) Canadian Mountie
km#88a 1 Dollar (1974) Winnipeg
km#97 1 Dollar (1975) Calgary
km#106 1 Dollar (1976) Parliament Library
km#117 1 Dollar (1977)
km#118 1 Dollar (1977) Throne of the Senate
km#120 1 Dollar (1978-1987)
km#121 1 Dollar (1978) XI Games
km#124 1 Dollar (1979) Griffon
km#128 1 Dollar (1980) Arctic Territories
km#133 1 Dollar (1982) cow skull
km#134 1 Dollar (1982) Constitution
km#138 1 Dollar (1983) Edmonton Univ. Games
km#140 1 Dollar (1984) Toronto Sesquicentennial
km#141 1 Dollar (1984) Cartier
km#143 1 Dollar (1985) National Parks / Moose
km#149 1 Dollar (1986) Vancouver
km#154 1 Dollar (1987) John Davis
km#157 1 Dollar (1987-1989) Loon
km#161 1 Dollar (1988) Ironworks
km#168 1 Dollar (1989) MacKenzie River
km#170 1 Dollar (1990) Henry Kelsey
km#179 1 Dollar (1991) S.S. Frontenac
km#186.1 1 Dollar (1990+) Loon
km#209 1 Dollar (1992) Loon, aureate
km#210 1 Dollar (1992) Stagecoach Service

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km#218 1 Dollar (1992) Parliament
km#248 1 Dollar (1994) War Memorial
km#258 1 Dollar (1995) Peacekeeping Monument
km#291 1 Dollar (1997) aureate
km#467 1 Dollar (2002) Jubilee
km#495 1 Dollar (2003)
km#513 1 Dollar (2004) Olympic Rings
km#552 1 Dollar (2005) Terry Fox
km#581 1 Dollar (2006) Loon and Moon
new 1 Dollar (2006) Olympic Rings, flying loon
km#270 2 Dollars (1996+)
km#357 2 Dollars (1999) Nunavut
km#399 2 Dollars (2000) Knowledge
km#449 2 Dollars (2002) 1952-2002
km#496 2 Dollars (2003+)
new 2 Dollars (2006) 1996-2006
km#89 5 Dollars (1974) Olympic Rings
km#90 5 Dollars (1974) Athlete w/ Torch
km#163 5 Dollars (1988-1989) 1 oz. silver bullion
km#93 10 Dollars (1974) Head of Zeus
km#94 10 Dollars (1974) Temple of Zeus

Token:

Temagami 1 Dollar (1985)

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This is my collection of world coins. Here you will find foreign coin photos, coin values and other information useful for coin collecting. Some coins came from the coin mint, some came from coin dealers, some came from coin auction. Some are stored in coin folders, others are stored using other coin supplies. Many of these coins are silver coins and a few are gold coins. This information is useful for coin collecting software and cataloging coin types and coin values in U.S. dollars.