These are normal circulating coins, not precious metal coins. I'm guessing the 2023 dated coins could become valuable to collectors as they will only be in production for a couple of months.
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Royal Canadian Mint switching $1 coin from Queen Elizabeth to King Charles
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These are normal circulating coins, not precious metal coins. I'm guessing the 2023 dated coins could become valuable to collectors as they will only be in production for a couple of months.
Australia is doing it too:
www.ramint.gov.au
It's not clear from that report that they are issuing 2023 dated coins, but if they are releasing coins before Christmas, I suppose it's possible they are dated as 2023.
King Charles III to soon appear on Australian Coins | Royal Australian Mint
THE HON ANDREW LEIGH MP ASSISTANT MINISTER FOR COMPETITION, CHARITIES AND TREASURYASSISTANT MINISTER FOR EMPLOYMENTMEDIA RELEASETHURSDAY 5 OCTOBER 2023KING CHARLES III TO SOON APPEAR ON AUSTRALIAN COINS
It's not clear from that report that they are issuing 2023 dated coins, but if they are releasing coins before Christmas, I suppose it's possible they are dated as 2023.
