Canada 2 x 50 Cents 1944 - 1951

The Canada 2 x 50 Cents from 1944-1951 is a numismatic treasure that holds both historical and monetary value. These silver coins were minted during the reign of King George VI, symbolizing Canada's ties to the British monarchy during that period. With a total weight of 23.23 grams, these coins are a testament to Canada's rich numismatic history. During the years 1944-1951, Canada was heavily involved in World War II, contributing significantly to the Allied efforts. This era marked a time of resilience, sacrifice, and unity for the Canadian people as they supported the war effort both at home and overseas. The design of these coins featuring King George VI serves as a reminder of Canada's close relationship with the British monarchy and its position within the Commonwealth. These coins are not only a piece of history but also a tangible connection to the past, allowing us to appreciate the craftsmanship and artistry of Canadian numismatics during that time.

N° 3366 | Canada 2 x 50 Cents 1944 - 1951

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