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5 cent — Canada (1912–1919)

KM# 22

Obverse
Obverse
Reverse
Reverse

Photo: Bibliotheque nationale de France (Gallica), via Wikimedia Commons

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About the period

The coins of George V were struck in Ottawa from 1911 to 1936: a bronze cent, silver 5, 10, 25 and 50 cents and, towards the end of the reign, the first Canadian silver dollar. The crowned portrait of the king is the work of Bertram Mackennal. More about the period “George V”, 1910 — 1936

Specifications

Period
George V
Currency
1 dollar = 100 cent
Issue type
Circulation
Distinguishing feature
With DEI GRATIA
Metal
Silver
Fineness
925
Precious metal weight
1.079 g
Diameter
15.494 mm
Thickness
0.95 mm
Weight
1.167 g
Shape
Round
Orientation
Medal (↑↑)

Value by metal weight

≈ $2

Not the coin's market price, but the value of the metal in it — at the average metal price over the last week.

Variants

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Year Mint Mintage Price Details
1912 Royal Canadian Mint, Canada 5,863,170 Estimate + ☆
1913 Royal Canadian Mint, Canada 5,588,048 Estimate + ☆
1914 Royal Canadian Mint, Canada 4,202,179 Estimate + ☆
1915 Royal Canadian Mint, Canada 1,172,258 Estimate + ☆
1916 Royal Canadian Mint, Canada 2,481,675 Estimate + ☆
1917 Royal Canadian Mint, Canada 5,521,373 Estimate + ☆
1918 Royal Canadian Mint, Canada 6,052,298 Estimate + ☆
1919 Royal Canadian Mint, Canada 7,835,400 Estimate + ☆

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