King George VI 10 Cents
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Spanning 1937 to 1952, the King George VI 10 Cents catalog contains 32 year-and-mintmark variants. Across the series, the key date is the 1948 King George VI 10 Cents at just 422,741 struck and the highest-value variant is the 1941 King George VI 10 Cents at up to $110 in top grade.
King George VI 10 Cents · All Strikes Mintage by Year
Peak 24MCombined mintage per year across every strike type (circulated, proof, and specimen) and all mintmarks.
Head of King George VI facing left.
The Bluenose under sail, a Canadian schooner from Nova Scotia, a celebrated racing ship and a symbol of the province, is surrounded with the face value and the inscription "CANADA"
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Frequently Asked Questions
- When was the King George VI 10 Cents minted?
- The King George VI 10 Cents was minted by Canada from 1937 to 1952.
- How many King George VI 10 Cents coins were minted?
- Across every year and mintmark, approximately 174,307,700 King George VI 10 Cents coins were struck.
- What is the King George VI 10 Cents made of?
- The King George VI 10 Cents is made of silver (.800) (.800 silver .200 copper), weighs 2.33 grams, and measures 18.034 mm in diameter.
- How much is a King George VI 10 Cents worth?
- Value depends on year, mintmark, and condition. Common dates in average circulated condition trade for near face value, while the rarest varieties in top grade can fetch up to $110. See individual year pages for grade-by-grade estimates.