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2024 Ten Cents, Proof (1981– ) Coins
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The Ten Cents, Proof (1981– ) series of Canada in the World Coins contains 2 distinct entries.
Canada has been producing ten-cent coins since 1858, and they have undergone several design and composition changes over the years, making them popular among collectors. The first ten-cent coin featured a wreath on the reverse side, but this was changed to a beaver in 1937. The obverse side has also featured different images of Queen Elizabeth II over the years. The composition has changed several times as well, with coins made of silver, nickel, and copper. Collectors may choose to collect by year, design, or composition, and the value of the coins can vary depending on their rarity and condition. Overall, Canada silver ten cents are a fascinating item for collectors to explore.Our Sponsors
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Large Cents (1858–1920)
Large Cents, Specimen (1858–1912)
Small Cents (1920–2012)
Small Cents, Prooflike (1953–2010)
Small Cents, Specimen (1921–2012)
Small Cents, Proof (1981– )
Five Cents, Silver (1858–1921)
Five Cents, Silver, Specimen (1858–1921)
Five Cents, Nickel (1922– )
Five Cents, Nickel, Prooflike (1951–2023)
Five Cents, Nickel, Specimen (1922– )
Five Cents, Nickel, Proof (1981– )
Ten Cents (1858– )
Ten Cents, Prooflike (1953–2023)
Ten Cents, Specimen (1858– )
Ten Cents, Proof (1981– )
Twenty Cents (1858)
Twenty Cents, Specimen (1858, 1871)
Twenty-five Cents (1870– )
Twenty-five Cents, Prooflike (1949- )
Twenty-five Cents, Specimen (1870– )
Twenty-five Cents, Proof (1964– )
Fifty Cents (1870– )
Fifty Cents, Prooflike (1949– )
Fifty Cents, Specimen (1870– )
Fifty Cents, Proof (1870– )
$1, Large Size (1935–1986)
$1, Large Size, Prooflike (1949–1987)
$1, Large Size, Specimen (1935–1987)
$1, Large Size, Proof (1935–1987)
$1, Brass-plated Nickel, Small Size (1987– )
$1, Brass-plated Nickel, Small Size, Prooflike (1987– )
$1, Brass-plated Nickel, Small Size, Specimen (1987– )
$1, Brass-plated Nickel, Small Size, Proof (1987– )
$2 Circulating Coins (1996– )
$2 Circulating Coins, Specimen (1996– )
$2 Circulating Coins, Proof (1996– )
Sovereign Gold (1908–1919)
$5 & $10 Gold George V (1912–1914)
Silver $1 Collector & Bullion
Silver $1 Collector & Bullion, Proof (2008– )
Silver $5 Maple Leaf, One Ounce (1988– )
Silver $5 Maple Leaf, One Ounce, Specimen (1988– )
Silver $5 Maple Leaf, One Ounce, Proof (1988– )
Silver $5 Commemoratives (1998– )
Silver $8 Collector & Bullion (2013–2021)
Silver $8 Collector & Bullion, Specimen & Proof (2004–2021)
Silver $10 Collector & Bullion (1973– )
Silver $10 Collector & Bullion, Specimen & Proof (2005- )
Silver $20 Commemoratives, Specimen (1985– )
Silver $20 Commemoratives, Proof (1985– )
Silver Misc Collector & Bullion
Gold $5 Maple Leaf, Tenth Ounce (1982– )
Gold $10 Gold Maple, Quarter Ounce (1982– )
Gold $20 Gold Maple Leaf, Half Ounce (1986– )
Gold $50 Gold Maple Leaf, One Ounce (1979– )
Gold Misc Collector & Bullion
Platinum $50 Maple Leaf, One Ounce (1988– )
Platinum $300 Collector & Bullion, Proof (2007– )
Platinum Misc Collector & Bullion
Platinum Misc Collector & Bullion, Proof
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