1-Cent

Coin Roll in Original Wrap, Perfect for Collectors!

2005 First Day Cover 1-Cent CoinThe design featuring two maple leaves on a sprig was first used in 1937. The first one cent coin was struck by the Countess of Grey at the official opening of the Ottawa branch of the Royal Mint on January 2, 1908...

The last million circulation pennies! The last million pennies ever distributed by the Royal Canadian Mint are being offered in special commemorative wrap rolls of 50 pennies. Each of the 50 pennies in this roll features G.E. Kruger-Gray's iconic 1937...

2012 was the last year of the Canadian Penny Very few were produced Rarly found in circulation COMPLETED SEALED ROLL OF 2012 NON-MAGNETIC PENNIES

Beloved for their historic relevance and elegance, the 1967 Canadian Centennial circulation coins recall a momentous anniversary and are cherished for starting many collectors on their collecting journey! Fifty years later, these iconic coin designs make...

In 1927, three circulation coin designs were chosen to commemorate Confederation’s Diamond Jubilee; alas, they never made it onto a single coin. Ninety years later, the Royal Canadian Mint is re-visiting some of Canada’s coin lore:...

Own all of the designs of the penny in one set! This stunning 5-coin set commemorates the 5th anniversary of the end of the penny’s production. Using multiple sized and shaped blanks, we have based the coins’ designs on the changing faces of...

Before Confederation, the provinces of Atlantic Canada were separate British North American colonies, each with their own particular cultural character and even their own coins — a fact that adds a fascinating diversity to Canada’s coin...

NOTE: THE CARDBOARD BEAUTY BOX HAS CORNER DAMAGE, THE INNER CLAMSHELL IS FINE. Before Confederation, the provinces of Atlantic Canada were separate British North American colonies, each with their own particular cultural character and even their own...