Canada 1979 1-cent coin penny Canadian 1¢ -maple leaves- KM#59.2

Description: Canada 1979 1-cent coin penny Canadian 1¢ -maple leaves- KM#59.2 - EXTREME WEAROne one-cent coin. Unique Pictures of the actual item available in this listing. - Metal Reflectivity alters the image of the coin when picture is taken due to lighting. CONDITION: EXTREME Circulation wear & tear, scratching. Circulated. Oxidation (aging & toning). Please see all pictures. Die Axis Flip: flips left to right (horizontally on the vertical axis). General Information: The Canadian/Canadienne 1-cent coin, aka penny, was minted from 1858 to 2012, 154 years. In 2013 the Royal Canadian Mint started melting down billions of cents from circulation. Currently a decimal value. Other nicknames for the coin is: a cent, penny, cenne, cenne noire, sou noir, 1/100 of a dollar, C$0.01, 1¢, 1-cent piece, 1c, 1p. This information does not reflect made for non-circulation, special or collectors' issues. Only those for major commoner circulation. Only for a quick reference. There have been several varieties, please review the pictures in this listing to determine the variety. From 1858 to 1981 & from 1997 to 2012 the coin is a round smooth edge. From 1982 to 1996 the coin is a regular dodecagon (12-sided). From 1858 to 1920 they were large cents about 1 inch diameter. From 1920 to 2012 the size was reduced to approximately 3/4 inch diameter. The obverse of the coin is the monarch of Canada, King or Queen. The reverse of the coin since about 1937 to 2012 with the exception of the 1967 centenial reverse has been an artistic rendition of of a maple leaf branch twig with two-maple leaves. The artist was George Edward Kruger Gray CBE born on December 25, 1880 in London, England and died on May 2, 1943 in West Sussex, England. Besides coins, he made many posters. cartoons, illustrations, coat of arms, and stained glass. The 1967 reverse was a Rock Dove by Alex Colville, a Canadian artist, (b.1920-d.2013). From 1858 to 1936 the reverse had variations involving maple leaves. The obverse monarch effigy designer, artist, or engraver: 1876-1901 Victoria. four common obverse varieties. by Leonard Charles Wyon 1902 Edward VII, facing right. by George William de Saulles 1908-1910 Edward VII, facing right by George William de Saulles 1911-1920 George V, facing left. Sir Edgar Bertram Mackennal 1920-1936 George V, facing left. by Sir Edgar Bertram Mackennal 1937-1952 King George VI, facing left. by Thomas Humphrey Paget from 1953 to 2012 - Queen Elizabeth II, facing right. from 1953 - by Mary Gaskell Gillick. Uncrowned wearing tied laurel wreath, age 27. from 1965 bt Arnold Machin. Tiara crown, age 37. from 1990 by Dora de Pedery-Hunt, 1st Canadian Citizen to design an effigy of the Queen wearing Crown, age 64. from 2003 by Susanna Blunt, Canadian portrait artist born 1941 in Harbin, China. Vibrant Queen without crown, age 77. At our store we specialize in Collectible Objects of interest, value, beauty, curiosity, historical importance or other Objet-d'art. Scout our store for a wide variety of nostalgic, strange, and unique stuff. This ITEM is ON-HAND and READY TO SHIP to the LUCKY WINNER DIRECTLY from us in the USA! Shipping Method: PWE Plain Envelope: By default your item ships in a plain white or goldenrod paper envelope depending upon our availability of shipping supplies with tracking & shipping insurance. If you would like a more sturdy shipping container, bubble mailer, rigid envelope, or box, please select USPS Ground Advantage or USPS Priority Mail during checkout. This request must come with the original payment for the item.International Buyers & Shipping to non-USA addresses please note: Customs / Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. In some situations some items are not allowed to be sent to your country because of the buyers import laws, buyers please check that an item is allowed to be sent to your country. These charges are normally collected by the shipping delivering freight company or when you pick the item up. Do not confuse them for additional shipping charges from us. The amount reported to Customs for merchandise value is the amount of the items plus the amount of shipping. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gift" - US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. ID: ds1552 Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution

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