Among the last of the Canadian large cent coins the George V series went from 1911-1920. After 1920 they switched to the small cent because of metal prices. The final large cents were also modified to have CANADA on the reverse instead of the obverse.
On the obverse around King George it says GEORGIVS V DEI GRATIA: REX ET IND: IMP: which means George 5th Grace of God: King and Ind. Emp. The reverse has ONE CENT CANADA over 1916 encircled by beads and a vine wreath.
Here's the stats...
Type / Country: 1 Cent / CanadaYear: 1916
Mintage: 11,022,367
Metal: 95% Copper, 4% Tin, 1% Zinc
Value: $2.50 in VF
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Are there any Canadian pennies to look out for? and worth keeping. Is 2006 worth anything?
ReplyDeleteAre there any Canadian pennies to look out for?
ReplyDelete--1955 NSF, 1923
Is 2006 worth anything?
--Just $0.01
I have a 1933 nickel that has the exact picture that is on the 1916 penny and words also on the front the same as the penny and on the back it has 2 maple leafs
ReplyDelete1933 nickel that has the exact picture that is on the 1916 penny and words also on the front the same as the penny and on the back it has 2 maple leafs
ReplyDeleteAbout $2.50
how much would a 1940 canadian coin be worth
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ReplyDeleteWhat denomination? Nickel? Penny? Quarter?
how much would a 1940 canadian penny be worth
ReplyDelete1940 canadian penny about $0.10 in good grade.
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ReplyDeleteHow much would a 1931 canadian penny be worth?
ReplyDelete1931 canadian penny about $3.00
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