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1 Cent - George V small cent
| Uitgever | Royal Canadian Mint |
|---|---|
| Jaar | 1920-1936 |
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| Waarde | 1 Cent |
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| Rand | Plain |
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| Oplage | 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 |
| Aanvullende informatie |
Canada's shift from the large cent to this smaller format in 1920 was driven by wartime copper shortages that never fully resolved — the Dominion simply decided the old 25.4mm piece was wasteful and never went back. The Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa struck the entire series domestically, a point of some national pride given that earlier Canadian coinage had routinely been farmed out to the Royal Mint in London or its Heaton branch in Birmingham.
The 1936 dot issue — a small raised dot below the date added to distinguish dies prepared for a George VI obverse but struck under emergency conditions following his death — is the rarest and most contested variety in the entire small cent series, with only a handful confirmed.