1910 – 25 Cents Quarter Canada

The Canadian 25 cents coin minted in 1910 is composed of 92.5% sterling silver and 7.5% copper, weighs 5.81 grams, and measures 23.62 mm in diameter, featuring a reeded edge and medal alignment. Struck by the Royal Canadian Mint with a mintage of 3,577,569, its obverse presents the bust of King Edward VII wearing a crown, inscribed “EDWARDVS VII DEI GRATIA REX IMPERATOR,” while the reverse displays a crowned denomination above boughs of maple leaves tied with a ribbon and the legend “25 CENTS CANADA 1910”. Designed by George William de Saulles (obverse) and William Henry James Blakemore (reverse), it remains a collectible symbol of Edwardian Canada’s coinage heritage.