1967 Canada Elizabeth II, Confederation 5 Cents
Worth about £0.25 in circulated condition. 36,876,574 were minted, the 39th lowest of any circulation Canada 5 Cents.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the Canada Elizabeth II, Confederation 1967 5 Cents rare?
39th/ 89
Its circulation mintage of 36,876,574 is the 39th lowest of 89 circulation Canada 5 Cents coins in the catalogue.
Versions of the 1967 Canada Elizabeth II, Confederation 5 Cents
Photo: NumistaCirculation£0.25
Mintage 36,876,574
1967 Canada Elizabeth II, Confederation 5 Cents (this page)
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1967 Canada Elizabeth II, Confederation 5 Cents BU
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1967 Canada Elizabeth II, Confederation 5 Cents BU
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1967 Canada Elizabeth II, Confederation 5 Cents Proof
About the 1967 Canada Elizabeth II, Confederation 5 Cents
The obverse carries Arnold Machin's 2nd portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, showing the monarch in a more mature likeness wearing a tiara, the effigy that defined Canadian coinage for much of her reign. Struck in nickel, the coin reflects Canada's longstanding association with that metal as a leading global producer. It is prized as an emblem of national pride during a landmark moment in the country's history and as a showcase of Colville's distinctive artistic vision on a circulating coin.
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