Coins of my father's: Pennies

My dad was a pretty avid coin collector and I picked up his Canadian coin collection when he passed in 2008. He traded and bought a lot of coin lots then would resell rolls of specific coins to fund his next coin purchase. The majority of what I have consists of these rolls of coins. I also have his books of coins, what he considered to be his main collection. I'd love to be able to complete it, but unfortunately I don't have the funds to go after the more expensive missing coins and I don't have the knowledge he did to properly price and sell the "reselling stock" he had. I do have a list of the rolls of coins I have and I can do some research on the value if anyone is interested in fairly buying or trading some of them for the missing pieces of the main collection.

The 2nd series of pennies

Unfortunately there were no pennies from the first series from 1858-1920 but I have the majority of the 2nd series from 1920 when the penny took it's current size to 2012 when it was taken out of circulation.

First page from 1920-1953

The majority of the missing coins are from the 20s as would be expected

1920 penny. Oldest one I own. Crazy to think it's almost 100 years old

1936-1937 design change due to new dies being needed for the King George VI

1954-1985

Canadian Centennial commemorative edition

1986-2012

Canada stopped minting pennies in 2012 and have eliminated them from circulation. Transactions are now rounded to the nearest 5¢.

Speaking of 5¢, keep an eye on my feed for the next entry which will feature nickels from 1922 to today.

Missing pennies
1921-1928
1930-1931
1935
1938-1939
1954
1985
2006p
2007 non magnetic
2008
2009-2012 magnetic and non magnetic