The Canadian Dollar refers to Canada’s domestic currency and is abbreviated as CAD. A Canadian dollar consists of 100 cents and is also described as C$ to differentiate it from other dollar-denominated national
Remainders are not dated, signed or numbered. The $100 bill shown below is a remainder. The $5 bill at the bottom of the page is an issued bank note. Issued currency is always more valuable. Contact us if you would like a free appraisal....
a plastic substance that gives the currency added security features. The series was first introduced in June 2011; the $100 bill was the first to be put into circulation that same
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IMAGE OF 1967 TYPE ONLYIn 1967, to celebrate Canada's 100th anniversary as a country, all circulating coins depicted animals common to Canada, with a flying Canada goose on the silver dollar. Please note the examples offered here are exceptional examples, either Proof-likes, Specimens or high...
Bill Vazan (born 1933),Shibagau Shard, 1989 Granite, On loan from the artist Constructed from a single piece of Pre-Cambrian Shield granite,Shibagaucredits the small creek in eastern Ontario where the stone was found, whileShardmakes reference to the science of archaeology. Using modern sandbla...
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These coins in various grades can fetch anywhere from $4,000 to $100,000. 9. 1948 Canadian Silver Dollar (known examples: 1000?) Image courtesy ofHeritage Auctions The “King of Canadian Silver Dollars” is the 1948 Silver Dollar. Its listed mintage was 18,780 but only a few have surviv...
“[T]here is a limit to how much we can constantly say no to the political masters in Washington. All we had was Afghanistan to wave. On every other file we were offside. Eventually we came onside on Haiti, so we got another arrow in our quiver." - Bill Graham, Former Canadian For...