1937 1 Cent
Edward VI - 1937 - 1952
Mintage - 10,090,231
Details
Designer & Engraver - Obverse - T. H. Paget
- Reverse - G. E. Kruger-Gray
Weight - 3.24 Grams
Composition - 1937 - 1942 - .955 Copper, .030 Tin, .015 Zinc
- 1942 - 1952 - .980 Copper, .005 Tin, .015 Zinc
Diameter - 19.05 mm
Edge - Plain
Die Axis -
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VF-20 - $1
EF-40 - $1.50
AU-50 - $2.50
MS60 BR - $4
MS63Red $15
MS64 Red - $30
MS65 Red - $65
MS66 Red - $225
SP63 Rd/Br - $100
SP65 Rd - $300
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The 1937 matte Canadian penny is famous in Canadian numismatic history for its unique matte finish. Designed by George Kruger Gray, it portrays King George VI's profile on the front and a beautiful maple leaf along with the words "1 CENT" and the year of production on the back. The matte finish gives the coin a distinct and appealing appearance. Being minted for just one year with limited production, the 1937 matte Canadian penny is highly coveted by collectors. Its rarity and distinctive look make it a prized possession for coin enthusiasts, showcasing the rich history of Canadian coinage.
This penny was only sold in SP sets. You could still find them in circulation if someone opened the set and spent the coins.
SP65Rd/Br - $150
SP63 Rd/Br - $30
SP65 Rd - $300