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Canadian Coin & Currency Established in 1987, Canadian Coin & Currency is Canada's leading dealer in collector coins, paper money and all things rare and interesting. CONNECT WITH US!

Come visit us in-store in Richmond Hill or visit us online at cdncoin.com. https://cdncoin.start.page/ Canadian Coin & Currency is Canada's leading dealer in collector coins and paper money, from modern Royal Canadian Mint products to the earliest coins of the ancient world. Our professionals include professional numismatists and appraisers, precious metals traders, gemologists and fifteen support staff. Our CEO and head numismatist is also a lawyer and member of the Ontario Bar. We have been actively buying and selling coins and bank notes since 1987, and we recognize that our reputation is our most valuable asset. Collectors can enjoy browsing Canada's largest inventory of collector coins and bank notes in our Yonge Street store in metro Toronto. If you are thinking of selling a collection, we have the expertise, resources and immediate market to buy your entire collection at top prices. Our philosophy is very simple. We want your business, and we will earn it by providing professional service and excellent prices. Twitter:
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11/04/2026

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Pay tribute to the Canadians who have served and sacrificed with our Remembrance Day Collection. With every purchase, a ...
11/02/2026

Pay tribute to the Canadians who have served and sacrificed with our Remembrance Day Collection.

With every purchase, a portion of the proceeds goes to the Royal Canadian Legion to help provide support for veterans and their families nationwide.

Explore our collection: www.cdncoin.com

The 1935 Voyageur dollar was Canada's first $1 coin. Myth or Fact? 📖Myth! Canada’s first $1 coin was struck in 1911, but...
10/30/2026

The 1935 Voyageur dollar was Canada's first $1 coin. Myth or Fact? 📖

Myth! Canada’s first $1 coin was struck in 1911, but it never made it into circulation. Only three trial coins were produced before the project was cancelled, making the 1911 dollar one of the rarest and most sought-after coins in Canadian history.

Canada’s first circulating $1 coin, the Voyageur dollar, finally entered circulation in 1935.

👻Haunted Canada: Bell Island 🎃Bell Island is an island located off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador in Conception ...
10/29/2026

👻Haunted Canada: Bell Island 🎃

Bell Island is an island located off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador in Conception Bay, and it is a place where a haunting story is told of The Hag with Two Faces. She comes in two forms: a beautiful woman in white, and a deformed old hag. Most encounters circle around the latter. Men have been known to walk through the small marshes, only to come out days later, not knowing where they are, or where they have been. They can only remember a putrid smell, and a grotesque old woman in ragged clothes crawling towards them from the bushes, forcing them to the ground with the smell of death.

Did You Know? 🔍Canadian pennies minted from 1982 to 1996 had 12 sides? The Royal Canadian Mint introduced this unique sh...
10/27/2026

Did You Know? 🔍

Canadian pennies minted from 1982 to 1996 had 12 sides?

The Royal Canadian Mint introduced this unique shape to help people with visual impairments identify the coin by touch.

In 1973, the Royal Canadian Mint issued a commemorative quarter to mark the 100th anniversary of the RCMP. These coins h...
10/23/2026

In 1973, the Royal Canadian Mint issued a commemorative quarter to mark the 100th anniversary of the RCMP. These coins hold a unique place in numismatic history, primarily due to their special commemorative design and the intriguing variations of the Small Bust and Large Bust obverses.

Read more on our blog here: https://cdncoin.com/blogs/learn/1973-25-cent-rcmp-commemoratives

👻Haunted Canada: Gibraltar Point Lighthouse 🎃Built in 1808, the Toronto Islands’ Gibraltar Point Lighthouse is the oldes...
10/22/2026

👻Haunted Canada: Gibraltar Point Lighthouse 🎃

Built in 1808, the Toronto Islands’ Gibraltar Point Lighthouse is the oldest surviving lighthouse on the Great Lakes and the second oldest in Canada. Its first keeper, John Paul Radelmüller, tended the beacon through fierce gales and even the turmoil of the War of 1812. But according to legend, on a blustery night in January 1815, the dedicated keeper mysteriously vanished from his post without a trace. Some say he met a violent end, his remains buried near the stone tower he so carefully maintained, and that his spirit never left the tower. Since then, visitors have reported strange lights, unexplained footsteps, and even a shadowy figure.

👻No tricks, just treats. 🎃Visit us at www.CDNCOIN.com to explore our specially curated collection of coins with a spooky...
10/19/2026

👻No tricks, just treats. 🎃

Visit us at www.CDNCOIN.com to explore our specially curated collection of coins with a spooky twist.

Did You Know? 🔍Silver has long been associated with werewolf folklore. Legends often portray it as a way to ward off wer...
10/15/2026

Did You Know? 🔍

Silver has long been associated with werewolf folklore. Legends often portray it as a way to ward off werewolves, making this precious metal a classic symbol of protection against the supernatural.

So does that mean silver coins will defend you from werewolves? Perhaps. 👀

10/13/2026

Look at the golden-black tones! Made of copper too! 🐝

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10355 Yonge Street
Richmond Hill, ON
L4C3C1

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Monday 9:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 6pm
Thursday 9:30am - 6pm
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