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| Issuer | Royal Canadian Mint |
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| Year | 1920-1936 |
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| Value | 1 Cent |
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| Obverse lettering | GEORGIVS V DEI GRA: REX ET IND: IMP: B.M. (Translation: GEORGE V, KING AND EMPEROR OF INDIA BY THE GRACE OF GOD; B.M. = Bertram MacKennal) |
| Reverse description | The denomination ONE CENT is displayed centrally within a stylised wreath of two maple leaves on branching stems, one to each side, with the country name CANADA arching above and the date appearing below the denomination. The design is clean and heraldic in character, with the maple leaf motif serving as a distinctly Canadian national symbol. The reverse lettering is rendered in bold, upright Latin capitals within a well-balanced circular composition. |
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| Mintage | 1920 - - 15,483,923 1921 - - 7,601,627 1922 - - 1,243,635 1923 - - 1,019,002 1924 - - 1,593,195 1925 - - 1,000,622 1926 - - 2,143,372 1927 - - 3,553,928 1928 - - 9,144,860 1929 - Low / High last `9`, see comments - 12,159,840 1930 - - 2,538,613 1931 - - 3,842,776 1932 - - 21,316,190 1933 - - 12,079,310 1934 - - 7,042,358 1935 - - 7,526,400 1936 - - 8,768,769 1936 - Specimen; Dot under the date. Original quantity minted 678,823. Only 3 grade specimen known today. - 3 |
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