1965 5 cents Castor - BU (MS-65) GEM

1965 5 Cents (Nickel) - Beaver Pattern

BU (MS-65) GEM

Description of the room

This 1965 Canadian 5-cent coin is graded MS-65 (Mint State 65) , placing it in the "GEM" (Jewel) category. This grade represents a high-quality collector's coin that is considered free from circulation wear and visually very attractive for a coin of this era.

• Condition (Grade): MS-65 (Mint State 65).

• Condition: BU (Brilliant Uncirculated) , guaranteed free from traffic wear.

The 1965 5 cent coin is made of pure nickel (99.9%). The reverse design is the classic Beaver , designed by GE Kruger-Gray.

Detailed MS-65 Quality

• Luster: The striking luster is total and strong , with a brilliant shine.

• Strike: The strike is crisp and precise . The definition of the details of the Castor and the dam is very good.

• Imperfections: An MS-65 coin is considered a piece of jewelry . It may have some minor contact marks , usually located in the fields, or slight imperfections. These flaws are minimal and the visual appeal is excellent.

• Visual Appeal: The appearance is very clean and pleasing to the naked eye.

The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (young version).

Main Features

• Face value: 5 cents

• Year: 1965

• Issuer: Canada (Royal Canadian Mint)

• Pattern (Reverse): Castor (Beaver) .

• Composition: Pure nickel.

• Designation: GEM .

Grade evaluation details

• Grade: MS-65

• Description of the grade:

  • MS (Mint State): Uncirculated Coin.

  • 65 (on the Sheldon scale): Jewel Quality. Well-struck piece with full luster, but with some minor contact marks or imperfections, not distracting.

  • BU (Brilliant Uncirculated): Retains the original brilliance of the coin.