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    2001 Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 Cents Proof

    Elizabeth II 3rd portrait; plated
    2001CanadaSpecimen
    Denomination
    10 Cents
    Estimated Value
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    Condition
    Proof
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    Physical Properties

    Composition:Nickel plated steel
    Weight:1.75g
    Shape:Round
    Diameter:18.03mm
    Thickness:1.22mm
    Currency:Dollar (1858-date)
    Mint:Royal Canadian Mint of Winnipeg

    Features & Details

    RoundNickel plated steel

    Versions of the 2001 Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 Cents

    • 2001 Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 CentsPhoto: Numista
      Circulation

      £0.08

      Mintage 46,265,000

      2001 Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 Cents

    • 2001 Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 Cents BUPhoto: Numista
      BU

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      2001 Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 Cents BU

    • 2001 Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 Cents BUPhoto: Numista
      BU

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      2001 Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 Cents BU

    • 2001 Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 Cents ProofPhoto: Numista
      Proof

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      2001 Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 Cents Proof (this page)

    Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 Cents by year

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    Other 2001 Canada 10 Cents coins

    • 2001 Canada Elizabeth II, Year of Volunteers 10 CentsPhoto: Numista

      2001 Canada Elizabeth II, Year of Volunteers 10 Cents

      Mintage 224,714,000

    About the 2001 Canada Elizabeth II, plated 10 Cents Proof

    The plating was carried out in Winnipeg, and these early plated pieces carry a small "P" beneath the effigy to distinguish them from their pure nickel counterparts, a detail that makes them a distinct and recognizable variety for specialists. The obverse shows the 3rd portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Canadian sculptor Dora de Pédery-Hunt, depicting the monarch wearing a diadem and notable as the 1st effigy of the Queen on Canadian coinage designed by a Canadian. The reverse retains Emanuel Hahn's celebrated rendering of a schooner under full sail, widely associated with the famed Nova Scotia racing vessel Bluenose, an enduring emblem of the country's maritime heritage and seafaring tradition. It is a meaningful addition to any collection of modern Canadian coinage.

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