1988 – 5 Cents Canada

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In 1988, Canada’s 5 cents coins showcased a beaver design, Queen Elizabeth II, and were made with copper and nickel.

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The Canadian 5 cents coin made in 1988 features the iconic beaver motif sitting on a wood log, which is a classic symbol of Canada, and is accompanied by the inscription “CANADA” and the coin’s facial value, flanked on both sides by a maple leaf. The coin’s obverse displays the profile of Queen Elizabeth II, as was customary at the time. It was composed of 75% copper and 25% nickel, weighed 4.6 grams, and measured 21.2 mm in diameter. With more than 75 million minted, the 1988 Canadian nickel exists in both brilliant uncirculated and proof versions, with coins sent into circulation typically showing moderate wear and patina over the years.

Weight (g)

4.6

Axis

Magnetism

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Mintage

75025000

Diameter (mm)

21.2

Thickness (mm)

1,76

Composition

75% Copper, 25% Nickel

Mint by

Royal Canadian Mint

Circulation

Circulated

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Face Value

Material

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