2011 Canada Elizabeth II 1 Cent Proof
Worth about £6.01 as a proof. 32,910 were minted, the 4th lowest of any proof Canada 1 Cent.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the Canada Elizabeth II 2011 1 Cent rare?
4th/ 25
Its proof mintage of 32,910 is the 4th lowest of 25 proof Canada 1 Cent coins in the catalogue.
Canada Elizabeth II 1 Cent by year
- Canada Elizabeth II 2000 1 Cent
- Canada Elizabeth II 2001 1 Cent
- Canada Elizabeth II 2002 1 Cent
- Canada Elizabeth II 2003 1 Cent
- Canada Elizabeth II 2004 1 Cent
- Canada Elizabeth II 2005 1 Cent
- Canada Elizabeth II 2006 1 Cent
- Canada Elizabeth II 2007 1 Cent
- Canada Elizabeth II 2008 1 Cent
- Canada Elizabeth II 2009 1 Cent
Other 2011 Canada 1 Cent coins
Photo: Numista2011 Canada Elizabeth II, non-magnetic with RCM logo 1 Cent
Mintage 301,400,000
Photo: Numista2011 Canada Elizabeth II, magnetic with RCM logo 1 Cent
Mintage 361,350,000
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2011 Canada Elizabeth II, non-magnetic with RCM logo 1 Cent BU
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2011 Canada Elizabeth II, magnetic with RCM logo 1 Cent Proof
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2011 Canada Elizabeth II, magnetic with RCM logo 1 Cent BU
About the 2011 Canada Elizabeth II 1 Cent Proof
It was the first effigy of the Queen created by a Canadian for the nation's coins, and her uncrowned, mature likeness reflected a more personal and modern image of the monarch. The obverse carries the legend ELIZABETH II D G REGINA, while the reverse keeps the familiar twin maple leaves on a single twig designed by George Edward Kruger Gray. That motif remains one of the most enduring and recognizable designs in Canadian numismatics. Struck in copper at the Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa, these pieces display the fine detail and careful finish for which the Mint's collector production is known, bringing out the delicate veining of the leaves and the subtle modeling of the portrait. This gives the type special appeal to collectors assembling complete effigy sequences, documenting the end of the cent, or building type sets that trace the evolution of Canadian coinage during the reign of Elizabeth II.
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