Coins of the Canadian coins worth?

Answer 1

"The value of Canadian Coins depends on whether they are regular circulation coins or bullion/collectible coins. Modern bullion coins like the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf or Silver Maple Leaf are worth their weight in precious metal plus a small premium, while older or rare Canadian coins may carry added numismatic (collector) value. Dealers such as BOLD Precious Metals offer both bullion and collectible Canadian coins

Answer 2

Hi, VERY VERY tough question. Almost all of them are worth money. If you are looking at REAL expensive ones it would come down to the 1921 5 cent, 1921 Half dollar, 1936 dot cent, coins like that. 1948 dollar, 1947 dollar. The list goes on.

Answer 3

You need to be a lot more specific. What date? What metal?

If you're referring to gold-colored "Loonie" dollars, they're standard circulation coins worth face value only. Remember, Canada learned from the U.S.'s mistakes and stopped printing dollar bills. The only $1 and $2 currency units are coins.

Like current U.S. dollar coins, Loonies aren't real gold - just a gold-colored metal.

If you're referring to somewhat larger-size nickel dollars, again they're only worth face value.

If you have something else, or an older coin, please post a new question with the specific date.

Answer 4

I put a loonie in a machine and I got a can of pop in exchange. Hurrah

Answer 5

depends on the coin