Rare Canadian numismatics coins

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Several Canadian coins are considered valuable due to their rarity, historical significance, or collector demand. Here are some notable ones: 1. **1908 Canadian "No Logo" Quarter**: This coin is valuable due to its unique design without the traditional "Edward VII King and Emperor" inscription. It's believed to be an early test strike. 2. **1948 Canadian Silver Dollar**: Minted to commemorate the Royal Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, this coin is highly sought after by collectors. 3. **1969 Canadian "Large Date" 10 Cents**: Some 1969 Canadian dimes were mistakenly struck with the 1968 date, making them rare and valuable. 4. **1921 Canadian 50 Cent**: This coin is rare because it was only minted in small quantities due to a shortage of silver. 5. **1921 Canadian 5 Cents**: Like the 50 cent coin of the same year, the 1921 Canadian 5 cents is rare due to its limited mintage. 6. **1991 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf**: While not a circulating coin, the 1991 Silver Maple Leaf is highly valued by collectors and investors due to its low mintage and silver content. 7. **2004 Canadian Poppy Quarter**: Issued to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Normandy during World War II, this coin features a red poppy and is highly sought after by collectors. These are just a few examples, and there are many other valuable Canadian coins out there, often depending on factors like condition and historical significance. If you're interested in collecting, it's a good idea to research specific coins and their rarity before purchasing.

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