Canadian Coin Series and Price Guides
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I am getting more interested, both as a dealer and collector, in Canadian coins, which in general seem to be low-mintage and underrated compared to U.S. coins. My interest is particularly the 1858-1967 silver and gold issues. I have a 5-yr-old Charlton catalog and a Canadian Trends that I ripped out of Coin World back in 06. Both leave much to be desired.
What do you experts use for accurate pricing information? Heritage's archives are good, of course, but a lot of those coins are really high-end stuff, not necessarily just nice collector-grade pieces. And I have been tracking some eBay coins for reference ... What say you? Thanks in advance for all comments. What series do you collect and consider underrated as well? Best Regards, George
What do you experts use for accurate pricing information? Heritage's archives are good, of course, but a lot of those coins are really high-end stuff, not necessarily just nice collector-grade pieces. And I have been tracking some eBay coins for reference ... What say you? Thanks in advance for all comments. What series do you collect and consider underrated as well? Best Regards, George
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<< <i>I use a current Trends and will pay from 40-60% of Trends depending on the coin. There is also a Canadian 'Grey Sheet' that is published every once in a while. It isn't as comprehensive as the US Grey Sheet. >>
I agree.
Pick up yourself a Canadian Trends paper.
This is the pricing 'bible' for Canadian coins.
Dealers pay anywhere from 30 to 60% of Trends and sell anywhere from 50% to 90% of Trends.
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'Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery'
CU #3245 B.N.A. #428
Don