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Liberty Coin Service Collector’s Checklist for Canadian Silver Dollars (and Non-Silver Dollars) (1935-Date) Purchase Coin Grade Date Price George V (1910-36) 1935, Silver Jubilee 1936 George VI (1936-52) 1937 1938 1939, Royal Visit 1945 1946 1947, Blunt 7 1947, Pointed 7 1947, Maple Leaf 1948 1949, Newfoundland 1950 1951 1952 1952, No Water Lines Elizabeth II (1952-Date) 1953, Wire Rim 1953, Flat Rim 1954 1955 1955, Arnprior 1956 1957, 3 Water Lines 1957, 1 Water Line 1958, British Columbia 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964, Charlottetown 1965, Small Beads, Pointed 5 1965, Small Beads, Blunt 5 1965, Large Beads, Blunt 5 Purchase Coin Grade Price Date 1965, Large Beads, Pointed 5 1965, Medium Beads, Pointed 5 1966, Large Beads 1966, Small Beads (Rare!) 1967, Confederation Centennial 1967, Confed. Diving Goose Variety Non-Circulating Commemorative Issues .500 Fine Silver 1971 (1871), British Columbia 1972, Voyager 1973 (1873), Mounties 1974 (1874), Winneberg 1975 (1875), Calgary 1976 (1876), Parliament 1977 (1952), 25th Anniversary Queen 1978, XI Commonwealth Games 1979 (1679), Griffon 1980, Arctic Territories 1981, Transcontinental Railroad 1982 (1882), Regina 1983, Edmonton University Games 1984 (1834), Toronto 1985 (1885), National Parks 1986 (1886), Vancouver 1987 (1587), Davis Straight 1988, Ironworks 1989, MacKenzie River 1990 (1690), Henry Kelsey 1991 (1816), S.S. Frontenac Sterling Silver Composition 1992, Stagecoach 1993, Stanley Cup 1994 (1969), RCMP Dogs 1995, Hudson Bay Co. 1996 (1796), McIntosh 1997 (1972), 25th Anniversary Hockey 1997 (1987), 10th Anniversary Loon Dollar 1998 (1873), RCMP 1999 (1774), Queen Charlotte Isle 1999, International Year of Old Person 2000, Space Shuttle 2001 (1951), National Ballet 2001 (1911), Pattern Dollar 2002 (1952), 50th Anniversary Queen Elizabeth II’s Accession Purchase Coin Grade Price Date 2002 (1900), Queen Mother 2007, Thayendanegea 2007, Celebration of the Arts 2008 (1918), “The Poppy” Armistice 2009 (1909), Flight 2009 (1909), Montreal Canadiens 2010, The Sun 2010 (1910), Canadian Navy 2010 (1935), 75th Anniversary First Canadian Silver Dollar 2010, Poppy, Enamelled 2011 (1911), Parks 2011 (1911), 100th Anniversary Canada’s 1911 Silver Dollar .999 Silver Compostion 2003 (1903), Cobalt Mining 2003 (1953), Coronation 50th Anniversary 2003, Uncrowned Portrait 2004 (1604), First French Settlement 2004 “The Poppy” Armistice Day 2005 (1965), 40th Anniversary of Canada’s National Flag 2006, 150th Anniversary of the Victoria Cross 2006, Medal of Bravery 2012 (1812), War of 1812 2012, Two Loons 2012, 100 Years of the Calgary Stampede 2012, The 100th Grey Cup 2013 (1913), Canadian Arctic Expedition 2013, 250th Anniversary End of the Seven Years War 2014 (1914), 100th Anniversary of the Declaration of the First World War 2014 (1939), 75th Anniversary of the Declaration of the Second World War 2015 (1965), 50th Anniversary of Canada’s National Flag Circulating Issues Nickel 1968, Voyager Reverse 1969, Voyager 1970, Manitoba 1971, British Columbia 1972, Voyager 1973, Prince Edward Island 1974, Winnipeg 1975, Voyager 1976, Voyager 1977, Voyager 1978, Voyager 1979, Voyager Purchase Coin Grade Price Date 1980, Voyager 1981, Voyager 1982, Voyager 1982, Confederation 1983, Voyager 1984, Voyager 1984, Cartier 1985, Voyager 1986, Voyager 1987, Voyager Aureate 1987, Loon 1988, Loon 1989, Loon 1990, Loon 1991, Loon 1992 (1867), Loon, 125th Anniversary 1992, Parliament 1993, Loon 1994, Loon 1994, War Memorial 1995, Peacekeeping Monument 1995, Loon 1996, Loon 1997, 10th Anniversary Loon 1998, Loon 1998-W, Loon 1999, Loon 2000, Loon 2000-W, Loon 2001, Loon 2002 (1952), Loon 2002, Centre Ice Loon 2003, Loon 2003, Loon, Uncrowned Portrait 2003-W, Loon 2004, Loon 2004, Canada Goose 2004, Elusive Loon 2004, Olympic Flames 2005, Loon 2005, Marathon of Hope (Terry Fox), Grass 2005, Marathon of Hope, No Grass 2006, Loon Settling 2006, Loon 2006, Snowflake Purchase Coin Grade Price Date 2006, Lucky Loonie 2006, Lullaby Loonie 2007, Loon 2007, Baby Rattle 2007, Letter Blocks 2007, Silver Loon 2008, Calgary Flames 2008, Edmonton Oilers 2008, Montreal Canadiens 2008, Ottawa Senators 2008, Toronto Maple Leafs 2008, Vancouver Canucks 2008, Loon Dance 2008, Silver Loon 2008, Lucky Loonie 2009, Montreal Canadiens 2009, Loon 2010, Loon 2010, Vancouver 2010 2010, Canadian Navy 2010, Sask. Roughriders 2011, Loon 2011, Parks Canada 2012, Loon 2012, Grey Cup 2012, Lucky Loonie 2012, Rev. Security Stamp 2013, Loon 2014, Loon 2014, Lucky Loonie 2015, Loon Non-Circulating Specimen Aureate Issues 2002, 15th Anniversary Loon 2004, Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary 2005, Tufted Puffin 2006, Snowy Owl 2007, Trumpeter Swan 2008, Common Eider 2009, Great Blue Heron 2010, Northern Harrier 2011, Great Grey Owl 2012, 25th Anniversary Loon 2013, Blue Winged Teal Purchase Coin Grade Price Date 2014, Hawk Loon 2015, Blue Jay © 2015 by Thomas Coulson.
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