Newfoundland

Explore the unique numismatic history of Newfoundland, formerly a British colony and then an autonomous dominion, before its integration into Canada in 1949. This category brings together coins issued by Newfoundland, bearing witness to its independent past.

Discover the different denominations, from cents to dollars, minted under the authority of Newfoundland. These coins reflect the economy and identity of the colony and dominion through their designs and inscriptions.

Find rare and sought-after coins for collectors, including mint variations, key dates and exceptional states of preservation. Each coin tells a part of Newfoundland's history.

This section includes common circulating coins, commemorative coins and monetary essays from Newfoundland. The materials used include bronze, silver and nickel.

The value of Newfoundland coins depends on their rarity, state of preservation and collector demand. Some coins can fetch high prices due to their historical significance and low mintage.

 The state of preservation is a crucial factor in determining the value of a coin. Coins are classified according to standardized preservation scales, ranging from "Very Fine" to "Mint State".