1992 Canada: 25 Cents Newfoundland — 125th Anniversary of Confederation
BU (Brilliant Out of Circulation) Quality — Grade: MS-63 CHOICE
Description of the room
This commemorative coin, minted in 1992 to mark Canada's 125th anniversary, pays tribute to the province of Newfoundland . The reverse design captures the province's maritime essence with an iconic coastal scene. This Choice BU example has been meticulously preserved, displaying full mint luster and relief sharpness that perfectly showcases the artistic design of this highly sought-after collector's series.
The Obverse (Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II)
The obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Dora de Pédery-Hunt. The field is bright and uniform, with perfectly clear legends.
The Reverse (Newfoundland)
The drawing, by Grace S. Walsh, depicts a fisherman in his dory in front of a typical Newfoundland coastal village. The dates "1867-1992" and the inscription "NEWFOUNDLAND / TERRE-NEUVE" frame the scene. In MS-63 grade, the details of the boat, nets, and houses in the background are remarkably well preserved.
Technical Specifications
| Characteristic
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Detail
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| Year
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1992
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| Series
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125th anniversary of the Confederation
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| Province
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Newfoundland
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| Nominal Value |
25 cents
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| Composition
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100% Nickel
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| Weight
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5.05 g
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| Diameter
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23.88 mm
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| State / Grade
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MS-63 CHOICE BU
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Condition: MS-63 CHOICE BU
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Luster: Intense original striking brilliance with excellent visual appeal.
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Surface: Very clean piece for the grade; contact marks are minimal and do not affect the main patterns.
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Strike: Vigorous, capturing the delicate textures of the maritime scene.
