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Since 1858, Canada and its provinces
have produced coins for the population to facilitate trade.
Among those that were minted, some of them can worth a lot.
Based on the quality and the rarity of coins, what you have
in hand may be deeply want by coin collectors.
Even if a coin with the same denomination and the same year
they were made, some tiny varieties exist. Coin collectors
search for those varieties and they are willing to pay a lot
for that rare piece of collectible.
With this virtual book, you will know what exactly to look
for, how to grade your coins as professionals do and you will
know what the coins you have worth for coin collectors.
In this Book:
First you will be able to determine
the quality of the coins like professionnals grade their coins.
We use a coding system to represent the quality of coins.
With this book, you will only have to look pictures, read
descriptions and compare it with your coins. You will then
have a very close idea of the quality of your coins.
Once you'll know the quality of your
coin, different sections of the book which are quite easy
to access, will give you a brief history of the coin, technical
data such as weight, dimensions and composition. You
will also have the approximate number of coins that were struck
and the value for coins collectors.
Some coins have differences, we coins
collectors call them varieties. These varieties are also well
illustrated and described. You will find it easy to identify
your coins.
This book has:
- 140 years
of decimal coins is listed in this book
- All decimal circulation coins
of Canada and its Provinces are listed.
- All Numismatic coins and Bullion
coins from Canada are also listed.
- More than 500 useful pages.
- Over 1880
pictures that will help you identify your coins, nearly
200 pictures were added
since the fourth Edition.
- 1600+ different
varieties has now been found and described in that book,
- Over 2875 different coins are
valued in the book based on recent sales in stores and auctions.
- Values of coins taken from more
than 20 000 sales throughout North America in 2006-2007
- Grades from G-4 toPR-67
(G-4, G-6, VG-8, VG-10, F-12, F-15,
VF-20, VF-30, EF-40, EF-45, AU-50, AU-55, MS-60, MS-62,
MS-63, MS-64, MS-65, MS-66, SP-63, SP-64, SP-65, PL-63,
PL-64, PL-65, PL-66, PL-67, PR-67)
Easy
to use, picture after picture, you'll have fun searching varieties
cause you'll know what to look for.
The first edition
is offered in CD format. Easy to jump between sections with
a simple click of the mouse. Easy to install on any PC compatible
computer with Pentium processor, 32 Mb RAM and 35 Mb hard
drive space. A minimum screen resolution of 800x600 is strongly
recommended. And it is also offered in printed 8.4"x11"
format.
A book you MUST have in hand, a reference
for all decimal Canadian Coins. And who'll know, maybe you will
like me, develop interest for Canadian Varieties.
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