1992 Canada Elizabeth II Prince Edward Island 25 Cents
Worth about £0.25 in circulated condition. 13,001,000 were minted, the 22nd lowest of any circulation Canada 25 Cents.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the Canada Elizabeth II Prince Edward Island 1992 25 Cents rare?
22nd/ 83
Its circulation mintage of 13,001,000 is the 22nd lowest of 83 circulation Canada 25 Cents coins in the catalogue.
Other 1992 Canada 25 Cents coins
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Mintage 2,174,000
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Mintage 10,388,000
Photo: Numista1992 Canada Elizabeth II Manitoba 25 Cents
Mintage 11,349,000
Photo: Numista1992 Canada Elizabeth II Newfoundland 25 Cents
Mintage 11,405,000
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 Nova Scotia 25 Cents
Mintage 13,600,000
Photo: Numista1992 Canada Elizabeth II Quebec 25 Cents
Mintage 13,607,000
About the 1992 Canada Elizabeth II Prince Edward Island 25 Cents
In this series, each of Canada's provinces and territories received its own distinctive reverse, issued in sequence over the course of the anniversary celebrations. The program proved enormously popular with the Canadian public and is widely credited with introducing a new generation to coin collecting, foreshadowing the commemorative circulating programs that later became common worldwide. Prince Edward Island holds a special place in the set as the "Cradle of Confederation," having hosted the Charlottetown Conference that set the nation on its path to union. The reverse captures the gentle character of the island, evoking the rural and coastal scenery for which it is known. The obverse bears the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Dora de Pédery-Hunt and carries the distinctive commemorative dating that marks every coin in the anniversary series. Collectors value it both as a piece of national commemorative history and as a tribute to the province where the story of Confederation began.
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