Provinces Coins: Canada Coins & Paper Money
One of the unique features of Canadian coins is that coins were minted by different Canada provinces. Many provinces produced their own coins for years, independently of the entire country or other provinces. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland were provinces that minted their own coins, making these coins special to collectors across the globe. Newfoundland, for instance, minted its own province's coins until 1949.
Discount & Bargain
In general, Canadian coins are prized by collectors. Some of the most unique and beautiful coin designs were minted in Canada, and are still produced there to this day. But given that individual provinces once minted their own, Canada's coin history is even more varied and interesting than most. The variety in regular Canadian coins is already astounding, but mix in the province coins and it's no wonder collectors search out coins from Canada as cornerstones or showpieces for their impressive collections.
In these auctions you can find almost any coin you're looking for, no matter how new, how rare, or how valuable, and Canada province coins are no exception. There are hundreds of pages featuring thousands of auctions, with auctions ending and going up every day so that there's no “inventory” to get stale like might happen at a store. Just like the changing face of province coins, these auctions are dynamic and exciting, and if you'll browse through them you're sure to find the perfect Canada province coin you need to start, complete or enhance your collection of Canadian coins.