the Royal Canadian Mint is making way too many coins. Most of them don’t even have pictures to do with Canada on them like 1 has a picture a of Santa Clause on it, another is shaped like a playing Card, there are about 40 different olympics quarters, Hockey team symbols, about 50 different olympic dollar coins, a 20dollar coin with a picture of sharks on it, most of them are not even being circulated and have to be purchased off the Mint. My point is they are making way too many and making it imposable for a Collect to get them all, especially since they are not all being circulated. any thoughts on the subject?

take a look:

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I have a collection of Canadian coins and I don’t know how much it is worth in our country.

trying to find out the properties of pre 1967 canadian coins, dimes quarters and half dollars.

I understand that u.s coins are non magnetic. However, I live in Canada and i’ve definitely seen people use them before when i used to be a cashier. The only picture i found resembling what i’m looking for is here – http://lumberjocks.com/projects/22615 . Canadian coins are magnetic

Not to much of a coin person.
Just wanted to know how much would the following Canadian coins will sell for on E bay:
-50 cent coin, has the year 1952-2002 on it, silver, *has a queen on it*
-25 cent, Saskatchewan and Alberta centennial

i went to wells fargo and they only did bills and wouldn’t accept coins. is there a place i can do this?(thai and canadian coins)

okay,
the coin on the very very bottom,
who knows how much its worth?

http://www.teachersatrisk.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/canadian-coins.jpg