 | Test Tokens |
| ROLLS, Canadian Coinage, 1937-date |
| J&M |
| $2, Bi-metalic, 1996-date (Elizabeth II) |
| $10, Gold, 1912-14 (George V) |
| Special Offerings of 5-Cent Coins |
| Special Offerings of 25-Cent Coins |
| Special Offerings of 1-Cent Coins |
| Special Offerings of 10-Cent Coins |
| Special Offerings of Silver $1 Coins |
| Special Offerings of 50-Cent Coins |
| Canadian Gold Sovereigns, 1908-19 |
| Special Offerings of Newfoundland Coins |
| Provincial and Colonial Trade Tokens |
| $5, Gold, 1912-14 (George V) |
| 1-Cent, Large, 1858-1901 (Victoria) |
| 1-Cent, Large, 1902-10 (Edward VII) |
| 1-Cent, Large, 1911-20 (George V) |
| 1-Cent, Small, 1920-36 (George V) |
| 1-Cent, 1937-52 (George VI) |
| 1-Cent, 1953-date (Elizabeth II) |
| 5-Cents, 1858-1901 (Victoria) |
| 5-Cents, 1902-10 (Edward VII) |
| 5-Cents, Silver, 1911-21 (George V) |
| 5-Cents, Nickel, 1922-36 (George V) |
| 5-Cents, 1937-52 (George VI) |
| 5-Cents, 1953-date (Elizabeth II) |
| 10-Cents, 1858-1901 (Victoria) |
| 10-Cents, 1902-10 (Edward VII) |
| 10-Cents, 1911-36 (George V) |
| 10-Cents, 1937-52 (George VI) |
| 10-Cents, 1953-date (Elizabeth II) |
| 20-Cents, 1858 (Victoria) |
| 25-Cents, 1870-1901 (Victoria) |
| 25-Cents, 1902-10 (Edward VII) |
| 25-Cents, 1911-36 (George V) |
| 25-Cents, 1937-52 (George VI) |
| 25-Cents, 1953-date (Elizabeth II) |
| 50-Cents, 1870-1901 (Victoria) |
| 50-Cents, 1902-10 (Edward VII) |
| 50-Cents, 1911-36 (George V) |
| 50-Cents, 1937-52 (George VI) |
| 50-Cents, 1953-date (Elizabeth II) |
| $1, Silver, 1935-36 (George V) |
| $1, Silver, 1937-52 (George VI) |
| $1, Silver, 1953-67 (Elizabeth II) |
| $1, Loon, 1987-date (Elizabeth II) |
| Nova Scotia Coins, 1861-64 |
| New Brunswick Coins, 1861-64 |
| ROLLS, 1-Cent, 1911-36 |
| ROLLS, 5-Cent, 1911-36 |
| Prince Edward Island Coins, 1871 |
| Newfoundland, One Cent, 1865-96 (Victoria) |
| Newfoundland, One Cent, 1904-09 (Edward VII) |
| Newfoundland, One Cent, 1913-36 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, One Cent, 1938-47 (George VI) |
| Newfoundland, Five Cents, 1865-96 (Victoria) |
| Newfoundland, Five Cents, 1903-08 (Edward VII) |
| Newfoundland, Five Cents, 1912-29 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, Five Cents, 1938-47 (George VI) |
| Newfoundland, Ten Cents, 1865-96 (Victoria) |
| Newfoundland, Ten Cents, 1903-04 (Edward VII) |
| Newfoundland, Ten Cents, 1912-19 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, Ten Cents, 1938-47 (George VI) |
| Newfoundland, Twenty Cents, 1865-1900 (Victoria) |
| Newfoundland, Twenty Cents, 1904 (Edward VII) |
| Newfoundland, Twenty Cents, 1912 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, Twenty-Five Cents, 1917-19 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, Fifty Cents, 1870-1900 (Victoria) |
| Newfoundland, Fifty Cents, 1904-09 (Edward VII) |
| Newfoundland, Fifty Cents, 1911-19 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, $2 Gold, 1865-88 (Victoria) PLEASE CALL FOR CURRENT AVAILABILITY |
| Buying Banknotes from J&M |
| U.S.A. One-Cent Coins, 1816-1958 |
| U.S.A. Two-Cent and Three-Cent Coins, 1864-1889 |
| U.S.A. Five-Cent and Half-Dime Coins, 1809-1873 |
| U.S.A. Dimes, 1809-1964 |
| U.S.A. Twenty-Cent and Quarter Dollar Coins, 1815-1964 |
| U.S.A. Half-Dollar Coins, 1809-1969 |
| U.S.A. $1 Coins, 1840-1969 |
| U.S.A. Gold Coins |
| Buying U.S.A. Coins from J&M |
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Provincial and Colonial Trade Tokens
Lots are G and better with no damaged coins.
Before Canada became a country, many provincial government's merchant tokens were used as money. The coins shipped from France and England were insufficient to meet the needs of the colonies.
Tokens were issued and used primarily from 1810 to about 1870. Prices do not reflect the scarcity of these early tokens. Many varieties exist. However, categorizing and sorting is very time consuming. We sell in bulk to save save time. You can find some better varieties in our mix if you are an expert and have the time to catalogue them.
Please note that this catalogue is used as both an ordering tool and the only online reference list of its kind. We do not always have every item available in every grade, nor do we have every older coin or set. However, we tend to have many items available in many grades. Rare or hard to obtain items may not be available. Anything not currently available can be located for you if you request by sending an e-mail, fax, or by calling.
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