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Auctions certified coins prices and values
Find the market price of canadian coins, based on auctions sales of certified coins from different auctioneers and online auctions.
Recent sales statistics
Best auctions prices realized
| 1 dollar 1948 - MS-66 | $58,800.00 |
| 50 cents 1888 - MS-63 | $44,030.00 |
| Gold Sovereign 1916 - MS-62 | $29,290.00 |
| 1 dollar 1946 - MS-66 | $26,775.00 |
| 10 cents 1883 - MS-66 | $19,720.00 |
| 25 cents 1883 - MS-66 | $15,470.00 |
| 1 dollar 1948 - MS-65 | $15,000.00 |
| 5 cents 1921 - EF-45 | $14,577.50 |
| 25 cents 1921 - MS-66 | $14,280.00 |
| 25 cents 1889 - MS-63 | $14,280.00 |
| Gold Sovereign 1908 - SP-63 | $14,280.00 |
| 10 cents 1885 - MS-64 | $10,115.00 |
| 5 cents 1885 - MS-64 | $10,115.00 |
| 2 dollars - Newfoundland 1870 - MS-63 | $10,115.00 |
| 10 cents 1893 - MS-65 | $9,520.00 |
Best-selling denominations in %
Random highlights
50 cents 1890 - H
In 2010, an example of this coin, certified PCGS MS-64, while only 2 1890H coins were known in Mint State, sold for $157,000 CAD. Several years later, The Canadian Numismatic Auction Company sold another one graded ICCS MS-62 for $70,800 CAD in 2018 and, one year later, a ICCS MS-65 for $261,000 CAD.
