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1 Dollar - George VI
(1937–1947)
with IND:IMP:
Silver (.800) (.800 silver .200 copper)
23.33g
ø 36mm
f
19,00
vf
21,00–150,00
xf
26,00–220,00
au
26,00–470,00
unc
40,00–640,00
1 Dollar - George VI
(1948–1952)
w/o IND:IMP:
Silver (.800) (.800 silver .200 copper)
23.33g
ø 36mm
vf
15,00–21,00
xf
19,00–1.000,00
au
19,00–1.200,00
unc
22,00–2.000,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
(1953–1963)
1st portrait
Silver (.800) (.800 silver .200 copper)
23.33g
ø 36mm
vg
5,70
f
9,60–13,00
vf
13,00–19,00
xf
14,00–22,00
au
15,00–25,00
unc
16,00–64,00
1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
(1965–1966)
2nd portrait
Silver (.800) (.800 silver .200 copper)
23.33g
ø 36mm
g
13,00
vg
13,00
f
12,00–13,00
vf
11,00–14,00
xf
11,00–15,00
au
15,00–17,00
unc
16,00–20,00
1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
(1978–1987)
2nd portrait; small portrait
Nickel
15.62g
ø 32.13mm
f
0,75–1,20
vf
0,75–1,60
xf
1,10–1,90
au
1,20–2,50
unc
1,90–4,50
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
(1987–1989)
2nd portrait
Bronze plated nickel (.915 nickel, .085 bronze)
7g
ø 26.5mm
g
0,74–0,78
vg
0,75–0,94
f
0,87–1,00
vf
0,97–1,00
xf
1,10
au
1,10–1,60
unc
1,40–2,80
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
(1990–2003)
3rd portrait
Bronze plated nickel
7g
ø 26.5mm
g
0,72–0,95
vg
0,72–0,95
f
0,75–0,95
vf
0,75–0,96
xf
0,81–1,10
au
0,95–1,60
unc
1,70–4,50
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
(2006–2012)
4th portrait with RCM logo
Bronze plated nickel
7g
ø 26.5mm
vg
0,73–0,78
f
0,74–0,78
vf
0,75–0,78
xf
0,76–0,81
au
0,77–3,00
unc
2,20–4,50
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
(1968–1976)
2nd portrait; large portrait
Nickel
15.62g
ø 32.13mm
vg
1,10
f
0,73–1,10
vf
1,10–2,00
xf
1,20–2,00
au
1,20–2,00
unc
2,00–7,30
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
(1977)
2nd portrait; rim beads
Nickel
15.62g
ø 32.13mm
vf
1,60
xf
1,90
au
2,70
unc
2,70–3,70
1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
(2012–2022)
4th portrait, new alloy
Brass plated steel
6.27g
ø 26.5mm
g
0,74
vg
0,70–0,75
f
0,73–0,82
vf
0,75–0,97
xf
0,75–1,10
au
0,75–1,50
unc
1,90–4,30
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
(2003–2006)
4th portrait
Bronze plated nickel
7g
ø 26.5mm
g
0,74
vg
0,74–0,75
f
0,75–0,77
vf
0,75–1,00
xf
0,87–1,30
au
1,00–1,60
unc
2,20–5,70
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
2 Dollars - Elizabeth II
(1996–2003)
Polar bear
Bimetallic: aluminium bronze centre in nickel ring
7.3g
ø 28mm
g
1,60
vg
1,20–1,60
f
1,50–1,60
vf
1,50–1,80
xf
1,50–2,20
au
2,50–3,20
unc
3,80–7,10
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
2 Dollars - Elizabeth II
(2003–2006)
Polar bear, date bottom
Bimetallic: aluminium bronze centre in nickel ring
7.3g
ø 28mm
vg
1,20–1,50
f
1,40–1,60
vf
1,50–1,60
xf
1,60–2,40
au
1,70–2,90
unc
3,70–4,50
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
2 Dollars - Elizabeth II
(2006–2012)
Polar bear, date on top
Bimetallic: aluminium bronze centre in nickel ring
7.3g
ø 28mm
vg
1,20–1,50
f
1,40–1,60
vf
1,50–2,10
xf
1,50–2,10
au
1,70–2,80
unc
3,00–7,40
2 Dollars - Elizabeth II
(2012–2022)
Polar bear, with security features
Bimetallic: brass plated aluminium bronze centre in nickel plated steel ring
6.92g
ø 28mm
vg
1,50
f
1,50–1,60
vf
1,50–1,70
xf
1,50–1,70
au
1,50–2,60
unc
2,60–3,70
This coin was issued only in sets, not individually.
2 Dollars - Elizabeth II
(2006)
Polar Bear
Bimetallic: aluminium bronze centre in nickel ring
7.3g
ø 28mm
unc
9,80–11,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
2 Dollars - Charles III
(2023–2024)
Bimetallic: brass plated aluminium bronze centre in nickel plated steel ring
6.99g
ø 28mm
unc
3,30–5,70
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Dollars - George V
(1912–1914)
Gold (.900) (.900 gold .100 copper)
8.36g
ø 21.59mm
au
500,00–540,00
unc
540,00–620,00
10 Dollars - George V
(1912–1914)
Gold (.900) (.900 gold .100 copper)
16.72g
ø 26.92mm
au
930,00–1.000,00
unc
1.100,00–1.300,00
1 Cent
(2011)
In the name of George V; Dollar centennial
Copper
5.67g
ø 25.4mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Cent - Elizabeth II
(2003)
First Elizabeth II effigy
Copper
2.5g
ø 19.05mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Cent
(2010)
In the name of George V; Voyageur
Copper
2.5g
ø 19.1mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.