Lot 370 4pc 1858, 1882, 1886 & 1901 Canada Queen Victoria Five Cents
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These four "fish-scale" sterling-silver 5-cent pieces span Queen Victoria's Canadian series and include 1858, 1882-H (Heaton Mint, Birmingham), 1886 and 1901. Each coin is struck in .925 fine silver with a reeded edge, 15.5 mm diameter, 1.167 g weight and approx. 0.0346 troy oz actual silver weight; reverse shows the crowned 5 CENTS within a maple-leaf wreath and the obverse bears Victoria's portrait. The 1858 piece is marked "Small Date" on an older flip (not verified by us), the 1882 carries the H mintmark, and the group presents as honest circulated examples with natural toning and handling consistent with age; please review photos for your own grade assessment. A classic Canadian quartet from the KM#2 type that remains popular with collectors for its compact size and sterling composition.
Dimensions: 15.494mm; sleeve 2"L x 2"H
Date or Era: 1858 - 1901
Country of Origin: Canada
Condition: Age related wear.
Dimensions: 15.494mm; sleeve 2"L x 2"H
Date or Era: 1858 - 1901
Country of Origin: Canada
Condition: Age related wear.
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