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5 cents 1950

5 cents 1950 value

Depending on its condition, its scarcity, supply and demand and errors and varieties, the value of a 5 cents 1950 varies. Below, the details of the value of the coin according to its grade.

To help you to know the meaning of grades such as G4, VG8, F12, VF20, EF40, AU50, MS60, etc., you can jump to the grading section.

5 cents 1950 values of circulating coins1

Year Variety AG-3 G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 EF-40 AU-50
1950 --$ 0.18$ 0.30$ 0.75$ 3.00$ 5.00

5 cents 1950 values of uncirculated coins2

Year Variety MS-60 MS-62 MS-63 MS-64 MS-65 MS-66 MS-67
1950 $ 10$ 12$ 20$ 49$ 280--

5 cents 1950 SP4

Year Variety SP-60 SP-62 SP-63 SP-64 SP-65 SP-66 SP-67
1950 --$ 83$ 160$ 210--

More errors and varieties

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1103 5 cents 1950 - Retained broken die -
723 5 cents 1950 - Die crack between the beaver and the right leaf -
1493 5 cents 1950 - Die crack on the 5 of 5 cents #FL181n
237 5 cents 1950 - Die crack on X of REX -
1496 5 cents 1950 - Fading last A of Canada -
234 5 cents 1950 - Die clashes on the obverse -
910 5 cents 1950 - Die clash on both sides -
971 5 cents 1950 - Die clash on both sides -
233 5 cents 1950 - Die clashes in front of the beaver -
583 5 cents 1950 - Die clashes in front of the beaver and on the king -
236 5 cents 1950 - Double under the king #R181q
1097 5 cents 1950 - Double Canada and Cents #R181b / #R181h
235 5 cents 1950 - Double Gratia Rex -
1348 5 cents 1950 - Double N of Canada -
1628 5 cents 1950 - Double beaver's nose #R181m
703 5 cents 1950 - Missing I G -

Mintage

  • 5 cents 1950 : 11 950 520

Caracteristics

  • Alloy : 100% nickel
  • Weight : 4.54 grams
  • Diameter : 21.3 mm (opposite corners) and 20.87 mm (opposite sides)
  • Engraver : Obverse: T. H. Paget, Thomas Shingles, Reverse: Thomas Shingles, G.E. Kruger-Gray
  • Designer : Obverse: T. H. Paget, Thomas Shingles, Reverse: Thomas Shingles, G.E. Kruger-Gray
  • Edge : Smooth
  • Magnetism: Magnetic
  • Die axis : ↑↑

Notes

  1. The value of a 5 cents 1950 circulating coin generally concerns coins with a certain wear due to the circulation. These coins rarely retain their original luster.
  2. The value of a 5 cents 1950 uncirculated coin generally concerns coins with little wear almost not visible with the eye. These coins generally retain their original luster.
  3. The value of a 5 cents 1950 PL coin concerns coins from uncirculated sets. They are made with a better quality than coins destined to the circulation. PL means Proof Like.
  4. The value of a 5 cents 1950 SP coin concerns coins made with a different and more refined process. These coins are polished to give them a cameo-like effect. In addition, SP coins are usually struck twice.
  5. The values displayed on this page are in Canadian dollars.

Last update : March 12, 2013

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