1992 Canada Elizabeth II Confederation 5 Cents Proof
147,061 were minted, the 4th lowest of any proof Canada 5 Cents.
Physical Properties
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Is the Canada Elizabeth II Confederation 1992 5 Cents rare?
4th/ 16
Its proof mintage of 147,061 is the 4th lowest of 16 proof Canada 5 Cents coins in the catalogue.
Versions of the 1992 Canada Elizabeth II Confederation 5 Cents
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Mintage 53,732,000
1992 Canada Elizabeth II Confederation 5 Cents
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1992 Canada Elizabeth II Confederation 5 Cents BU
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Mintage 147,061
1992 Canada Elizabeth II Confederation 5 Cents Proof (this page)
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1992 Canada Elizabeth II Confederation 5 Cents Proof
About the 1992 Canada Elizabeth II Confederation 5 Cents Proof
Rather than replacing the familiar reverse, the Royal Canadian Mint retained G.E. The obverse features the crowned effigy of Elizabeth II by Canadian sculptor Dora de Pédery-Hunt, notable as the first portrait of the monarch on Canadian coinage created by a Canadian artist. Struck in cupronickel, the type serves as a modest yet meaningful tribute to national unity, carrying the spirit of the anniversary into everyday commerce across the country. For collectors, it holds particular appeal as part of the complete anniversary year set, which unites the commemorative double date across the denominations. It also offers an accessible entry point into commemorative Canadian numismatics and a tangible link to one of the defining milestones in the nation's history.
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