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Large Cents (1858–1920)
Large Cents, Specimen (1858–1912)
Small Cents (1920–2012)
Small Cents, Specimen (1921–2012)
Small Cents, Proof (1990– )
Five Cents, Silver (1858–1921)
Five Cents, Silver, Specimen (1858–1921)
Five Cents, Nickel (1922– )
Five Cents, Nickel, Prooflike (1951–2023)
Five Cents, Nickel, Specimen (1922– )
Five Cents, Nickel, Proof (1981– )
Ten Cents (1858– )
Ten Cents, Prooflike (1953–2023)
Ten Cents, Specimen (1858– )
Ten Cents, Proof (1981– )
Twenty Cents (1858)
Twenty Cents, Specimen (1858, 1871)
Twenty-five Cents (1870– )
Twenty-five Cents, Prooflike (1949- )
Twenty-five Cents, Specimen (1870– )
Twenty-five Cents, Proof (1964– )
Fifty Cents (1870– )
Fifty Cents, Prooflike (1949– )
Fifty Cents, Specimen (1870– )
Fifty Cents, Proof (1870– )
$1, Large Size (1935–1986)
$1, Large Size, Prooflike (1949–1987)
$1, Large Size, Specimen (1935–1987)
$1, Large Size, Proof (1935–1987)
$1, Brass-plated Nickel, Small Size (1987– )
$1, Brass-plated Nickel, Small Size, Prooflike (1987– )
$1, Brass-plated Nickel, Small Size, Specimen (1987– )
$1, Brass-plated Nickel, Small Size, Proof (1987– )
$2 Circulating Coins (1996– )
$2 Circulating Coins, Specimen (1996– )
$2 Circulating Coins, Proof (1996– )
Sovereign Gold (1908–1919)
$10 Gold George V (1912–1914)
Silver $1 Collector & Bullion
Silver $1 Collector & Bullion, Proof (2008– )
Silver $5 Maple Leaf, One Ounce (1988– )
Silver $5 Maple Leaf, One Ounce, Specimen (1988– )
Silver $5 Maple Leaf, One Ounce, Proof (1988– )
Silver $5 Commemoratives (1998– )
Silver $8 Collector & Bullion (2013–2021)
Silver $8 Collector & Bullion, Specimen & Proof (2004–2021)
Silver $10 Collector & Bullion (1973– )
Silver $10 Collector & Bullion, Specimen & Proof (2005- )
Silver $20 Commemoratives, Specimen (1985– )
Silver $20 Commemoratives, Proof (1985– )
Silver Misc Collector & Bullion
Gold $5 Maple Leaf, Tenth Ounce (1982– )
Gold $10 Gold Maple, Quarter Ounce (1982– )
Gold $20 Gold Maple Leaf, Half Ounce (1986– )
Gold $50 Gold Maple Leaf, One Ounce (1979– )
Gold Misc Collector & Bullion
Platinum $50 Maple Leaf, One Ounce (1988– )
Platinum $300 Collector & Bullion, Proof (2007– )
Platinum Misc Collector & Bullion
Platinum Misc Collector & Bullion, Proof
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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Ten Cents (1858– ) series of Canada in the World Coins contains 2 distinct entries with CPG® values between $9.00 and $3,000.00. The Province of Canada produced specimen twenty-cent coins in 1858 and the country of Canada experimented again in

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Ten Cents (1858– ) series of Canada in the World Coins contains 2 distinct entries with CPG® values between $9.00 and $3,000.00.

The Province of Canada produced specimen twenty-cent coins in 1858 and the country of Canada experimented again in 1871.

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1871 10c MS
1871 10c MS
Value Range: $9.00 - $2,500
$9.00 - $2,500
1871-H 10c MS
1871-H 10c MS
Value Range: $12.00 - $3,000
$12.00 - $3,000

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