Worth about £0.33 in circulated condition. 15,033,500 were minted, the 31st lowest of any circulation Canada 25 Cents.
31st/ 83
Its circulation mintage of 15,033,500 is the 31st lowest of 83 circulation Canada 25 Cents coins in the catalogue.
Photo: Numista1999 Canada Elizabeth II January 25 Cents
Mintage 12,181,200
Photo: Numista1999 Canada Elizabeth II February 25 Cents
Mintage 14,469,250
Photo: Numista1999 Canada Elizabeth II April 25 Cents
Mintage 15,446,000
Photo: Numista1999 Canada Elizabeth II May 25 Cents
Mintage 15,566,100
Photo: Numista1999 Canada Elizabeth II July 25 Cents
Mintage 17,321,000
Photo: Numista1999 Canada Elizabeth II August 25 Cents
Mintage 18,153,700
Photo: Numista1999 Canada Elizabeth II June 25 Cents
Mintage 20,432,750
Photo: Numista1999 Canada Elizabeth II November 25 Cents
Mintage 27,162,800
The designs were chosen from thousands of entries submitted by members of the public in a national competition, which gave the series an unusually personal and democratic character. The March reverse, titled "The Log Drive" and designed by Marie Elaine Cusson, depicts a log driver balancing on floating timber as he guides it downstream. The scene honours the logging and river driving traditions that shaped the economies and communities of Quebec, Ontario and New Brunswick, and it evokes the rugged labour and folklore of the forest industry that helped build the country. The obverse carries the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Dora de Pédery-Hunt, the standard royal portrait used on Canadian coinage during this part of her reign. Struck at the Winnipeg facility in a nickel composition, the coin entered everyday commerce and became one of the most recognizable commemorative types handled by ordinary Canadians.
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