Chronology of Canadian Coins
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2010
- January 3
- At the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City, Heritage Auction Galleries conducts the NY-INC Auction of the Canadiana Collection. Some highlights (including 15 percent buyer's premium):
- 1-cent 1936 dot, SP-66 Red PCGS, finest of three known: US$402,500 (CDN$419,164),
- 5-cent 1921, MS-67 PCGS, finest known: US$119,761,
- 10-cent 1889, MS-66 PCGS: US$89,821,
- 10-cent 1936 dot, SP-68 PCGS: US$191,618,
- 25-cent 1874-H, MS-67 PCGS: US$53,892,
- 25-cent 1875-H, blunt 5 MS-64 PCGS: US$65,869,
- 25-cent 1936 dot, MS-64 PCGS: US$88,779,
- 50-cent 1870, no LCW, MS-64 PCGS: US$89,821,
- 50-cent 1871-H, MS-67 PCGS: US$125,749,
- 50-cent 1872-H, inverted A/V MS-64 PCGS: US$89,821,
- 50-cent 1890-H, MS-64 PCGS: US$155,689,
- 50-cent 1892, obverse 4, MS-65 PCGS: US$89,821,
- 50-cent 1921, MS-66 PCGS: US$227,546.
[976] [993.1] [1059.37] [1122.4] [1195.48]
- February 12
- The Royal Canadian Mint releases the 2010 Lucky Loonie dollar coin to circulation. The re3verse features the Inukshuk logo of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. [944.27] [950.43] [968.7] [972.33] [987.32] [994.7] [1025.58] [1040.50] [1131.10]
- March 1
- The Royal Canadian Mint issues sets of six 2010 circulating coins in four new holders, with themes polar bear, canoe on lake, RCMP, and maple leaves. [1059.19]
- March 4
- Finance Minister Jim Flaherty announces circulating $1, $2 composition to be changed for 2011, to use multi-plated steel blanks. [1060.1] [1136.20] [1139.50]
- March 18
- The Royal Canadian Mint releases the 2010 Sledge Hockey 25-cent coin to circulation. [950.43] [968.7] [972.33] [987.32] [1025.58] [1040.50] [1061.15]
- (month unknown)
- Gatewest Coins and Proof Positive purchase a collection of about 200 Specimen Canadian coins for over $1 million. Some are unique, some finest graded. [1061.30]
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