1965 5 Cents (Nickel) - Beaver Pattern
BU (MS-66) GEM +
Description of the room
This 1965 Canadian 5-cent coin is graded MS-66 (Mint State 66) , placing it in the "GEM+" (Superior Jewel) category. This grade represents a coin of exceptional quality for a circulation coin of this era, particularly difficult to find in such high condition due to the handling and packaging methods of the Mint at the time.
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Condition (Grade): MS-66 (Mint State 66).
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Condition: BU (Brilliant Uncirculated) , guaranteed free from traffic wear.
The 1965 5-cent coin is made of pure nickel (99.9%), the metal used before the adoption of plated steel. The reverse design is the classic Beaver , created by GE Kruger-Gray.
Detailed MS-66 Quality
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Luster: The striking luster is total, very strong and brilliant .
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Strike: The strike is very clear and precise . All the details of the beaver, the water, and the dam are well defined.
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Imperfections: An MS-66 coin is considered a superb piece of jewelry . It exhibits only a few very minor contact marks or slight imperfections, scattered and discreet, which do not detract from the coin's visual appeal. These flaws are generally difficult to see without moderate magnification.
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Visual Appeal: The appearance is spectacular, with an almost immaculate surface.
The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (young version).
Main Features
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Face value: 5 cents
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Year: 1965
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Issuer: Canada (Royal Canadian Mint)
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Pattern (Reverse): Castor (Beaver) .
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Composition: Pure nickel.
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Designation: GEM + .
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