1952 Canada Silver 25 Cents King George VI Quarter Coin
Product Details
Brand: Royal Canadian Mint
1952 Canada Silver 25 Cents King George VI Quarter Coin
Capture a rare piece of Canadian numismatic history with this beautiful 1952 Silver Quarter featuring the iconic effigy of King George VI. Struck in 80% fine silver by the Royal Canadian Mint, 1952 marks a highly sentimental and monumental final year of issue for this beloved monarch's coinage following his passing early that same year. On the reverse, Emanuel Hahn’s timeless caribou head design stands out boldly, serving as a quintessential symbol of Canada's rugged wilderness. This vintage silver piece survived an era of postwar economic growth and global transition, changing hands in local general stores and bustling Canadian cities alike. Perfect for history buffs, silver stackers, and specialized collectors, this highly sought-after circulation issue adds tangible bullion value and deep heritage to any prestigious collection.
Piece actual weight: 5.83 grams / 0.2056 oz / 0.1874 Troy oz
Pure silver content weight: 4.664 grams / 0.1645 oz / 0.1500 Troy oz
Dimensions: Diameter: 23.62 mm, Thickness: Unknown
Lettering and Edging:
Obverse: GEORGIVS VI DEI GRATIA REX
Reverse: CANADA 25 CENTS 1952
Edging: Reeded
Strike Type: Business Strike
Variety: Low Relief (The letter "A" in GRATIA points directly between the outer rim denticles)
Coin Designer and Design:
Reverse Designer: Emanuel Hahn (Caribou head flanked by antlers)
Condition - Circulated (Fine to Very Fine condition. The coin displays an attractive even wear profile across the higher relief design lines of the caribou and the hair lines of King George VI's portrait, retaining highly defined details and bold, visible legends with a pleasant, aged silver patina) - See Pictures
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