Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmGetting into numismatics can be done in different ways. Becoming a collector typically starts with acquiring several pieces of valuable or rare coins and working your way from there. Because collecting coins is both a popular hobby and a full-time profession, there are numerous terms and words that are unfamiliar to beginners and first-time collectors. Canadian coins, in particular, exist in many different shapes, sizes, designs, and values, so it is good to pay attention to the terminology. As far as first steps go in getting a good start in coin collecting,…
Canadian Coins
The Anatomy of Canadian Coins
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmTalking about Canadian coins is something that can’t be done without discussing their unique and elaborate minting process. Thanks to continuous advancements in technology, the Royal Canadian Mint is able to manufacture unique and innovative coins that do not exist anywhere else in the world. Learning more about Canadian coins, their anatomy and the way they are minted is necessary if you are looking to get to know your collection in every way possible. Canadian Coins: Everything You Need To Know Different coins have specific features that differ from specimen to specimen….
2017 Canada Dragon Boat Festival Silver Coin: High Coin Collection Value, Cultural Meaning, and More
Last updated on July 15th, 2025 at 09:22 amCanadian coin collectors are used to coins created by the Royal Canadian Mint featuring iconic symbols native to the country. This includes coins featuring the beaver, common loon, polar bear and many more. These symbols have become a staple in Canadian currency. However, there are times when coins are created to celebrate other things, such as other cultures embraced by Canadians. That is what you will find with the new 2017 Canada $25 Dragon Boat Festival Fine Silver coin. This coin is a representation of the cultural tradition of dragon boat racing,…
