1985 – 1 Cent Canada – Blunt 5

$1.50

The 1985 Canadian 1 cent “Blunt 5” is a common coin variety distinguished by a flat-topped 5 in the date, made predominantly of copper, and valued modestly compared to its rarer “Pointed 5” counterpart.

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The 1985 Canadian 1 cent coin “Blunt 5” is a distinct variety where the top of the number 5 in the date “1985” finishes flatly rather than having a pointed tip. This coin was minted in large quantities, with a circulation mintage of over 771 million, composed of 98% copper, 0.5% tin, and 1.5% zinc, featuring the classic design of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and two maple leaves on the reverse. The Blunt 5 variety is less valuable compared to the rarer Pointed 5 variety, with circulated coins typically worth just a few cents to a few dollars depending on condition, while mint state examples can fetch higher prices from collectors but generally remain less prized than the Pointed 5 version.

Weight (g)

2.5

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Mintage

771772500

Diameter (mm)

19.1

Thickness (mm)

1.45

Composition

98 % Copper, 1.75 % Tin, 0.25 % Zinc

Mint by

Royal Canadian Mint

Circulation

Circulated

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