Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:31 pmCanadian commemorative coins offer a unique and meaningful way to celebrate significant occasions, acting as tangible keepsakes of moments that have shaped your family’s history. These cherished tokens not only help us remember, but they also allow us to share these memories with our loved ones, creating a bond that transcends generations. More than just collectibles, Canadian historical coins serve as a tribute to those who have dedicated their lives to service – be it in the military, police, or other organizations. Continue reading to learn about some coins in Colonial Acres’…
Ways To Approach Starting A Coin Collection
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:31 pmIf you’re looking for a new hobby that is both exciting and rewarding, consider starting a coin collection. Numismatics, the study and collection of coins, has been gaining popularity in recent years and with good reason. Whether you enjoy the thrill of finding a specific coin to complete a collection or like to learn about history and economics from coins, collecting coins is a rewarding hobby. But where do you start? Here are some basic tips on how to get started with a coin collection. Collecting Canadian Coins or World Coins The…
What is the Best Way to Evaluate a Coin Collection
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:31 pmWhether you’re new to collecting or a seasoned collector, knowing how to evaluate coins is essential for informed decisions. Join us as we explore methods to determine value and significance, discussing factors like rarity, condition and market demand. Gain valuable insights to assess and appreciate the worth of your coin collection. When you think you have a valuable coin and want to sell it, the natural thing to do is look up the coin online. You may find similar items for sale on auction sites like eBay, and you may be impressed…
Collecting Coins to Celebrate Canada Day
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:31 pmCanada Day is one of the most celebrated holidays in our country each year. It’s more than a birthday, although it’s usually referred to as Canada’s birthday. On July 1, 1867, Canada joined provinces to create the “Dominion of Canada.” This gave the country more political rights and governance, ultimately leading to its sovereignty. Today, this anniversary is celebrated throughout Canada and around the world. Learn more about some Canadian collectible coins issued by the Royal Canadian Mint that are a great way to commemorate this special day. O Canada Gift Sets…
2023 $5 His Majesty King Charles III’s Royal Cypher Fine Silver Coin
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:31 pmKing Charles III officially acceded to the crown in September 2022 after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. The coronation was an official state event that took place in May in which Charles received the coronation regalia and was anointed as King of England. As part of his reign, a Royal Cypher was created to represent Charles’ reign. Learn more about how the Royal Canadian Mint King Charles coins commemorate the first coronation of the 21st century of a new sovereign of Canada. What Is The Royal Cypher? The royal…
Exploring the Exquisite $20 Royal Canadian Mint Sparkle of the Heart Silver Coin
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:31 pmThe Sparkle of the Heart Tulip Coin is the fifth and final coin in the Sparkle of the Heart series released from the Royal Canadian Mint. Colonial Acres Coins shares more information about the design behind this 2023 Canadian coin. This coin is a beautiful and unique piece of art that is sure to be a popular collector’s item for years to come. Unique Features, Design and Significance The coin is made of .9999 fine silver and weighs 1 ounce. It is struck in proof finish, meaning it has a mirror-like surface….
Royal Canadian Mints 2023 Greater Sage-Grouse Specimen Coin Set
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:31 pmThe Royal Canadian Mint has recently launched an exciting new coin that celebrates the remarkable greater sage-grouse. This stunning coin showcases the natural splendour of this unique bird and offers a fantastic opportunity for coin enthusiasts and nature lovers to appreciate the rich biodiversity of Canada. Each spring, the male greater sage grouse puts on an impressive courtship display to attract his mate. He puts on a show for the female greater sage grouse community, fanning out his plumage, popping his chest and strutting his stuff to get chosen. These displays are…
2023 Special Wrap Coin Rolls Commemorating The Queens Reign
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:31 pmWhile there is no law specifying that Canadian coins have to bear the portrait of the current monarch, this has traditionally been the case. It appears that the tradition will likely continue as the Royal Canadian Mint has indicated that it does not plan to mint any circulation coins featuring Queen Elizabeth II dated 2023 – suggesting it does intend to release circulation coins featuring a new portrait of King Charles III later this year. Nevertheless, to commemorate the Queen’s reign, the RCM is releasing a special Collector’s Edition of non-circulation coins…
Collectable Coins That Feature Canadian Spring Activities And Sights
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:31 pmPeople throughout Canada experience spring differently. In the north, there is little to differentiate it. On the prairies and in the Canadian Rockies, spring is more distinctive but may come relatively late, while it comes early on the coasts. Nevertheless, the Royal Canadian Mint has released Canada collectable coins that identify and celebrate some of the most iconic signs of spring. Maple Leaves The maple tree has been a symbol of Canada recognized around the world for decades. Many Royal Canadian Mint coins depict maple leaves in one form or another. You…
2023 St. Edwards Crown Coin Released In Gold And Silver
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:31 pmRegardless of how you feel about the institution of the monarchy, there’s something to be said about tradition and rituals. The St. Edward’s Crown is the coronation crown, brought out only to be worn at the monarch’s crowning moment. The original crown is said to have been used since the crowning of Edward I in 1272, but the current crown was made from remnants of the original crown, which was broken up by order of Parliament in 1649. The crown was remade for the crowning of Charles II in 1661. It’s a…
