Worth about £0.35 in circulated condition. 11,405,000 were minted, the 17th lowest of any circulation Canada 25 Cents.
17th/ 83
Its circulation mintage of 11,405,000 is the 17th lowest of 83 circulation Canada 25 Cents coins in the catalogue.
Photo: Numista1992 Canada Elizabeth II New Brunswick 25 Cents
Mintage 2,174,000
Photo: Numista1992 Canada Elizabeth II Yukon 25 Cents
Mintage 10,388,000
Photo: Numista1992 Canada Elizabeth II Manitoba 25 Cents
Mintage 11,349,000
Photo: Numista1992 Canada Elizabeth II Alberta 25 Cents
Mintage 12,133,000
Photo: Numista1992 Canada Elizabeth II Northwest Territories 25 Cents
Mintage 12,582,000
Photo: Numista1992 Canada Elizabeth II Prince Edward Island 25 Cents
Mintage 13,001,000
Photo: Numista1992 Canada Elizabeth II Nova Scotia 25 Cents
Mintage 13,600,000
Photo: Numista1992 Canada Elizabeth II Quebec 25 Cents
Mintage 13,607,000
In this series, the Royal Canadian Mint replaced the familiar caribou reverse with 12 distinct designs, one for each province and territory, released in sequence so that Canadians could assemble a complete set from their pocket change. Newfoundland's design, created by Christopher Newhook, depicts a fisherman rowing a dory across the open sea, a fitting tribute to the province's deep maritime heritage and to the cod fishery that shaped its communities for centuries. The coin carries a special double date marking the Confederation anniversary rather than a single year, and its obverse bears the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Dora de Pédery Hunt. It is an essential component of any complete Canada 125 set and a popular way into provincial themed coinage, prized for its evocative imagery and its connection to a nationwide celebration that drew many Canadians into the hobby for the first time.
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