The Canadian Coin Broker

06/18/2026

⚽😳 Would you spend over $10,000 on a World Cup coin?

The Royal Canadian Mint’s new “We All Play Together” FIFA World Cup 2026™ Gold Coin might be one of the most impressive modern Canadian collectibles yet.

🥇 99.99% Pure Gold
⚖️ 1 Troy Ounce
💰 $200 Face Value
🔥 Limited to just 500 coins worldwide

What makes this release even more special is that the 2026 FIFA World Cup will be hosted by Canada, the United States, and Mexico, marking the first time three nations have hosted the tournament together.

Whether you’re a coin collector, soccer fan, or gold stacker, this is the type of coin that instantly grabs your attention.

But here’s the question…

💬 If money wasn’t a factor, would you rather own this coin or spend the same amount on rare Canadian circulation coins?

👇 Let me know your choice below!

06/18/2026

🇨🇦⚽ LET’S GO CANADA! ⚽🇨🇦

Today, Canada takes the world stage, and we couldn’t be prouder! As we cheer on our national team, we’re also celebrating the special 2026 FIFA World Cup™ Canadian circulation coins that mark this historic moment in Canadian soccer history.

Did you know? Canada will be one of the host nations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup™, and these commemorative coins were released to celebrate the excitement leading up to the tournament!

Whether you’re a soccer fan, a coin collector, or both, these coins are a fantastic piece of Canadian history to add to your collection.

🏆 Good luck Team Canada!
⚽ We’re behind you every step of the way.
🍁 Together. Proud. Loud. Canadian.

👇 Tell us in the comments:
What’s your prediction for today’s game?

06/18/2026

🪿🇨🇦 1967 Centennial flying Goose Dollar 🇨🇦🪿

Did you know the 1967 Canadian Silver Dollar features one of the most iconic designs ever produced by the Royal Canadian Mint?

Created by renowned Canadian artist Alex Colville, the coin showcases a Canada Goose in flight and was issued to celebrate Canada’s 100th Anniversary of Confederation.

📊 Quick Facts:
• Mintage: 7,351,110
• Composition: 80% Silver
• Weight: 23.33 grams
• Diameter: 36.07 mm

The 1967 Centennial series remains one of the most beloved coin collections among Canadian collectors, and the Flying Goose Dollar is often considered the centerpiece of the set.

💬 Do you have a 1967 Goose Dollar in your collection? What is your favourite coin from the Centennial wildlife series?

06/17/2026

😱 I couldn’t believe it when I saw this…

While coin roll hunting toonies, I found one of the most sought-after varieties from the series:

🪙 The 2000 Knowledge Toonie - Pedestal D Variety

Look closely at the word DOLLARS.

A die chip beneath the “D” creates a raised pedestal of extra metal, giving this variety its famous nickname.

Most 2000 Knowledge Toonies are worth only a few dollars in uncirculated condition…

But the Pedestal D variety can command hundreds of dollars in high grades.

💰 MS-65: Up to $336
💰 MS-66: Up to $616

Not bad for a coin that started life as pocket change!

This is exactly why I always check every commemorative toonie that passes through my hands.

👉 Have you ever found a Pedestal D Toonie?

💬 Let me know below if you’ve spotted one in the wild!

06/17/2026

🌏🪙 What a fun morning!

I had the opportunity to join the Coinxchange community live and hunt Canadian coins with collectors from around the world.

⏰ 6:00 AM here in Canada
⏰ 8:00 PM in Australia

Not the easiest schedule to coordinate, but we made it work! 😅

We searched rolls, talked coins, shared stories, and gave away some awesome Canadian coins along the way.

A huge thank you to Alex Natoli and the Coinxchange team for the invitation and hospitality. It was great connecting with fellow collectors on the other side of the world and showing off a little Canadian numismatic history. 🇨🇦🤝🇦🇺

Hopefully we’ll do it again soon!

👉 Did you catch the live stream?

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

💰 How much silver is in your change?

The iconic Canadian Voyageur Dollar isn’t just beautiful—many are made of 80% silver!

🔍 Silver Dollars:
• 1935–1967 – 80% Silver
• 1968 & Later – Nickel (No Silver)

These classic dollars are highly collectible and remain one of Canada’s most recognizable coin designs.

Do you own any silver Voyageur Dollars? Let us know how many you have! 👇

06/16/2026

🎉🪙 TOONIE ROLL HUNT EPISODE 45 GIVEAWAY! 🪙🎉

This week’s giveaway is an awesome one! 🔥

One lucky winner will receive:

🪙 2008 Ville de Québec Toonie
🪙 1999 Nunavut Toonie
🪙 2000 Knowledge Toonie
⚽ 2026 FIFA World Cup Loonie (Colourized)
⚽ 2026 FIFA World Cup Loonie (Un-colourized)

📅 Draw Date: Sunday, June 21 at 7:00 PM EST

Want to enter?

✅ Like this video
✅ Comment on this video
✅ Share/Repost this video
✅ Follow the page

That’s it!

🍁 BONUS ENTRIES! 🍁

This giveaway is running on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

Comment on the giveaway video on each platform and you’ll receive:

📘 1 Entry on Facebook
📸 1 Entry on Instagram
▶️ 1 Entry on YouTube

That’s up to 3 total entries!

Good luck everyone, and thank you for being part of this amazing Canadian coin community! 🇨🇦🪙

💬 Which coin in this giveaway would you be most excited to win?

06/16/2026

🐟🇨🇦 One of the most beautiful dimes Canada has ever produced.

Released for Canada’s Centennial in 1967, this iconic dime features a mackerel designed by legendary Canadian artist Alex Colville.

What many collectors don’t realize is that these dimes were struck in both 80% silver and 50% silver, making them even more interesting to hunt for today.

Over 62 million were minted, but more than 50 years later they’re still a favourite among Canadian collectors.

Simple.
Elegant.
Uniquely Canadian.

👉 Do you have a 1967 Mackerel Dime in your collection?

💬 Which Centennial coin is your favourite: Rabbit, Mackerel, Bobcat, Wolf, or Goose?