What is the value of a 1910 Canadian 5 cent coin?

Answer 1

This coin was struck in several varieties that have a wide range of prices, so it's not possible to say on the basis of a verbal description. Your best bet would be to have it examined in person by a dealer who works with Canadian Coins.

near 6 maybe in very fine condition 15 - 20 Canadian dollars

far 6 anywhere from 100 - 350 Canadian dollars

Answer 2

There were 3.85 million 5c coins minted that year featuring King Edward VII (1901-10) and it contains .0346 of an ounce of silver. There are two varieties: pointed leaves and rounded leaves. The first may be worth about $10 with heavy wear to around $30 with moderate wear to maybe $85 with light wear. The second may be worth about $2 with heavy wear to around $4 with moderate wear to maybe $8 with light wear. You might also try a library for a copy of the Standard Catalog of World Coins for pictures, values and lots more interesting info. Brad

Answer 3

Depending on condition dealers will sell:

VG-F $2.00 VF-XF $6-$7 MS-60 Graded $25.00+.

I saw a MS-63 Graded go for $50

At the very least the coin is silver and is worth its content weight stated below

KM# 22

OBV: George V Bust Left

REV: Crowned Maple Boughs Surround Value

Composition: 0.9250 Silver

Silver Weight: 0.0336oz

Weight (g): 1.1300

Size (mm): 15.5

Mintage: 5,488,048

Answer 4

July 26 2011>>

In very worn condition it is worth around $2. If it is moderately worn it is worth $8 to $14. If it shows very little wear it is worth around $32. If it is uncirculated then it is worth $80 to $1550. These values are as of July 26 2011.

Answer 5

Retail prices range from $1.25 if very worn, up to about $30 if almost uncirculated.

Answer 6

Anywhere from $2.20 to $89. In the future, PLEASE give a description or the condition of the coin so I can give you a more precise value.