My apologies if this is covered in another thread, but I have a question about a Canadian cent I found in a roll the other day.
The cent is dated 1932 and has a 'King' on the obverse (George V?). Its in pretty nice condition (sorry but I don't have a way to post a photo at this time).
I'm curious if these kind of pennies are of any more value the later date Canadian coppers.
The Canadian George V is arguably as hard to find in the United States as an Indian Head cent, possibly harder. I have found just one of each. A George V is going to have some small numismatic value. It may be worth a dollar to someone.
Yes it is George V. 1932 was the highest mintage year for George V's, but its still worth more than later dates. 1922, 23, 24, & 25 are the key dates for that type.
And he that hath lyberte ought to kepe hit wel / For nothyng is better than lyberte / For lyberte shold not be wel sold for alle the gold and syluer of all the world. -Caxton's edition of Aesop's Fables, 1484
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Thanks for the information, everyone. Very helpful. And, 'yes' jadedragon...the reverse looks just like your avitar
I've found several King George VI but this is the only King George V I've found. Living in the Midwestern US is probably not the best way to find desirable dates of Canadian cents in rolls of pennies.
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