I ordered and received $1 face value circulated CAD and opened 23 very nice (some BU) 1960’s dollar coins. Very happy with this order, maybe a week from payment to receipt. Will definitely order again.

Thanks PPM for another great deal! I loved getting the Canada silver from the free shipping before and was glad to get some of the dollar coins… ordered more just cuz I liked them so much! I really like the surprise of what one might get with the silver Canada coins and one of these days i will score the 1958 totem! I ordered some other bullion rounds and although they are always nice you also always know what is going to be there so I rarely do more than stack em… the silver Canada coins there is a wee bit of wonder each time if one might get a cool one like the totem or goose… mix them up a bit more and it would be really fun!

Was definitely worth it. Got a single Canadian dollar.

I got this time around 3 dollar face value silver and literally got a big bag of Canadian dimes from dates ranging from 1951 to 1963 , 30 dimes in a bag look nice knowing they are 80 percent silver plus the size is convenient so in a sense looks good feels right, little scratches some usage and toning but nothing major, no complaints would of loved bigger coinage from i got dimes this time around as well

Made another order of junk silver 1 dollar face value, and I got 10 dimes this time around of Canadian dimes, they look almost new minor scratches but they are beautiful from dates ranging from 1953 to 1964 and 65 , look good worth buying, loves these additions to my collection

I received my 3 dollar face value in Canadian silver and it was beautiful barely any scratches I got two 1864-1964 bi-centennials and and a 1963, i love all three coins almost brand new looking, beautiful if you buy junk silver buy these I plan to buy more i love how they look

I ordered another one of these for the shipping deal. This time around I recieved a 1867-1967 Canadian centennial dollar. This is a first for me and it’s a nice addition for my little collection.

Ordered the 1$ face Canadian for the free shipping. This is the second time. First time I got 4 quarters. This time I got a 1958 Totem Dollar! Thank you provident!

I selected this to get the Free Shipping. It seems to be worth it as I got a 1961 Silver Dollar that is bright without alot of wear… the silver content alone was worth the selection as it technically reduced my shipping below what was initially quoted during the ordering process. Ultimately, I get reduced shipping for some extra silver… Ok, I’ll take the deal – Win – Win situation….

I ordered the Canadian junk silver to receive the free shipping because I figured I would at least get the silver in return.

I didn’t have much hope in the quality because I have seen circulated coins that were rather rough looking, but this 1964 Canadian dollar is stunning. It’s a little blemished, but very bright. Detail is great. Most likely will be ordering with every order going forward.

Purchased this to get the free shipping on my other orders. Very nice AU dollar.

Got a Canadian dollar from the 1960’s was not dirty or scratched in AU condition.

Beauty, eh… the Canada way… just wish I could get the totem ones sometime as I have tried and tried!

MAybe some day :)

Received all silver dollars and all where in AU condition (some BU). I dig these coins and prefer to pick them up when the premiums are low.

I have never ordered Canadian coins before, but decided to see what they were about when I saw the free shipping option included with them. To my surprise I received 5 dollar coins instead of the dimes, quarters and halves advertised. They were so nice I ordered another $5 face worth and got five more dollar coins that were even nicer. I don’t know how much they’ll be worth down the road, but the are really cool to look at and a nice addition to my stash! Ordered some of the uncirculated halves yesterday ! I really like Providents prices and quick service.

I usually invest in pure bullion but this came with free shipping so I bit on it. I have been thinking Canadian because of low premium anyhow so it wasn’t too much of a stretch. I got one 1961 Canadian dollar in great condition! Some smaller coins would have been nice but when you order this you roll the dice and I am very pleased with Provident’s offering here. I will probably order more, especially if they offer free shipping with it as well. A great way to offset the shipping cost on other orders, just throw them in!

I ordered one of these to get the free shipping deal and I got a beautiful 1965 Canadian dollar. It looks great!

After ordering roll after roll of Canadian Silver I finally got the 1958 totem pole. None of the rolls ever had a single coin with this reverse side. Then I ordered, a single dollar, for the free shipping and WOW. The condition of the Canadian 80% has always been wonderful. Just really happy I finally got the 1958 :) … To those Provident employees who package our shipments, a special thanks for not setting this gem aside.

Ordered $5 face, received all Dollar Coins. All 5 look like they are strait from the mint in perfect condition. I will be ordering again today.

So I received one, just one Canadian silver dollar. But damn, It was in
Perfect condition! By the looks of it I wouldn’t know it had
Been in circulated condition if it weren’t for the description.

I also received it extremely fast! PROVIDENT you always diliver!

Thank you!

I have been a fan of Provident’s Canadian 80% coins for quite some time- they are attractive, backed up by a secure government, and, well, let’s face it- silver is silver. Provident delivers well every time. My only hesitation about my last order was that the older dimes in it were worn to the point of almost being blank backed- in other words, no dates or denominations were visible. For people to use these coins as future barter or to sell in a pinch, future buyers need to know these coins are on the up and up. Blank backed coins would be readily rejected by many who are not knowledgable about them. If premiums are going to rise on these, which they will due to demand, the pieces should be sold with dates and the blanks sold in a separate category as culls. Other than that suggestion, I was pleased by Provident’s services and prices.

If you’re buying silver for silver (that’s the point, isn’t it?), then cheaper is better. It’s hard to beat below spot silver (obviously), so I’m very glad I found this item.

I picked up $20 face Canadian, received all halves, about 1/3 of which looked barely circulated or better. Needless to say I was very pleased with my order!

I know nothing about Canadian silver. I bought a couple of small samples. I bought 10 face value and a 100. The 10 face value came in 50 Cent coins. They look good. The 100 dollar bag was in all quarters. I did some research and 1967 and 1968 candian coins were made differently. Some were made with only 50% silver and others were made with the standard 80%. There is no discernible way to tell if you have a 50% or 80% coin. There was one 1967 coin in my bag, however there was also a 1955 US quarter. So, it offsets any loss in value(which was almost nothing). I am not sure if Canadian junk is a good investment or not, but the prices are good if your in it just for the melt. I always believe having silver in coin form is good because there is no question of its worth or content, except in regards to the 67-68 Canadian quarter. I did hear that Canadian change is harder to sell in the states…I am not giving up my silver anytime soon so I don’t really care.