Diving Goose 1967 Canadian Dollar
Normal
Rare Diving Goose
Rare Diving Goose
When you hold the coin upright with the Queen in your hand, slowly turn it around and the Canadian Goose will be flying straight ahead
Rare Diving Goose
Rare Diving Goose
Rare Diving Goose
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When you hold the coin upright with the Queen in your hand, slowly turn it around and the Canadian Goose will be "diving" downwards.
1947 Canadian Silver Dollar
The 1947 silver dollar has 3 varieties. The maple leaf symbol by the "7" is the most rare.
The blunt "7" is on the top while the pointed "7" is on the bottom. Both of these varieties are rare.
1948 Canadian Silver Dollar
1948 Silver Dollar
This coin is extremely rare with only 18,780 made. If you have this coin, in any condition you have value
1974 Canadian Nickel Dollar
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Double Yoke Variety #1
Double Yoke Variety #1
Double Yoke Variety #1
Double Yoke Variety #1
Double Yoke Variety #1
The variety in this coin is in the first "0". There will be a second yoke directly above the first yoke. As well, there is a 45° piece inserted in the middle portion of the building roof. This is one of the harder varieties to find.
Double Yoke Variety #2
Double Yoke Variety #2
Double Yoke Variety #2
The variety in this coin is in the first "0". There will be a second yoke above and behind the first yoke. Also, there is a dot inserted in the lower portion of the building above the ox’s ear. This is one of the more commonly found double yoke varieties.
Double Yoke Variety #3
Double Yoke Variety #2
Double Yoke Variety #2
The variety in this coin is in the first "0". There will be a second yoke that is between the normal yoke and the Ox's ear.
1947 Canadian 50 Cent Piece
1947 50 Cent Piece
Plain & Maple Leaf Varieties
Plain & Maple Leaf Varieties
The 1947 50 cent piece has 4 different varieties in total.
Plain & Maple Leaf Varieties
Plain & Maple Leaf Varieties
Plain & Maple Leaf Varieties
Two varieties of this coin has no maple leaf by the "7", if you have the curved "7" you have the variety. For the other one, there is a maple leaf by the "7". These coins are the rare ones. If you have the curved "7" you have a very rare coin.
Curved "7"
Plain & Maple Leaf Varieties
Curved "7"
Curved "7" with Maple Leaf or plain
1973 Canadian Quarter
1973 Quarter
Large Bust & Small Bust
Large Bust & Small Bust
Large Bust & Small Bust
Large Bust & Small Bust
Large Bust & Small Bust
On the back of the 1973 quarter, the beads will be either small or large. The small bust is the most common. If you have the large bust with the beads close to the edge, you could have a rare coin!
1921 5 Cent Piece
This was the last year that Canada had any silver content in the 5 cent. Starting in 1922 they were making them out of Nickel, hense the name, Canadian Nickel.
1947 Canadian 5 Cent
1947 5 Cent
Plain, Maple Leaf or Dot
Plain, Maple Leaf or Dot
The 1947 5 cent has 3 different varieties. Plain, a dot by the 7 or a maple leaf by the 7.
Plain, Maple Leaf or Dot
Plain, Maple Leaf or Dot
Plain, Maple Leaf or Dot
The dot variety is the most rare. If you have this coin, it could be valuable
1926 Canadian 5 Cent
Near 6
Near 6
Near 6
The far 6 is the rare variety, the near 6 is less valuable
Near 6
Near 6
Near 6
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For the near 6, the top of the 6 is close to the leaf
Far 6
Near 6
Far 6
For the far 6, the top of the 6 is farther away from the leaf
1922, 1923, 1924 and 1925 Canadian Small Cent
1922
1922
1922
With 1,243,635 Minted
1923
1922
1922
With 1,019,022 Minted
1924
1924
1924
With 1,593,195 Minted
1925
1924
1924
With 1,000,622 Minted