1914 Canadian Silver Five Cents, 92,5% Silver

1900 FIVE CENTS, 1916 GEORGE V CANADAIAN SILVER DIME, 1915 FIVE CENT SILVER AND 1914 5 CENT SILVER. ESTIMATE: $50-$75

1900 Canada Sterling (92.5%) Silver Five Cents, Weighs 0.04 Troy Ounce.

Two (2) silver Canadian (Newfoundland) twenty cent coins (92.5% silver/ .1401 oz per coin) as follows: ---1888 silver Queen Victoria 20 cent coin (75,000); and ---1912 silver King George V 20 cent coi

1917 Canada Five Cents 92.5% Sterling Silver Coin. Coin Weighs 0.04 Troy Ounce.

1915 Canada Five Cents 92.5% Sterling Silver Coin. Coin Weighs 0.04 Troy Ounce.

1901 Canada Five Cents 92.5% Sterling Silver Coin.

1904 Canada Five Cents 92.5% Sterling Silver Coin. Coin Weighs 0.04 Troy Ounce.

1920 Canada Five Cents 92.5% Sterling Silver Coin. Coin Weighs 0.04 Troy Ounce.

1907 Canada Five Cents 92.5% Sterling Silver Coin. Coin Weighs 0.04 Troy Ounce.

1919 Canadian 25 Cents 92.5% Silver

1918 Canadian 25 Cents 92.5% Silver

1917 Canadian 25 Cents 92.5% Silver

1917 Canadian 25 Cents 92.5% Silver

1910 Canadian 92.5% Silver 5 Cent

1919 Canadian 92.5% Silver 10 Cent Coin

1914 Canada 5 Cents - 92.5% Silver

Nine (9) silver Canadian 5 cent coins (seven coins metal is 92.5 % silver weighing .0347 oz and the 1920 coin metal is 80% silver and weighs .0301 oz). Mintage data and some consigner grades provided

1874-H Silver Canadian 5 Cent 92.5%

1874-H Silver Canadian 25 Cent 92.5%

1914 Canada Sterling (92.5%) Silver Ten Cents, Weighs 0.07 Troy Ounce.

Collectible 1998 Sterling Silver Canadian 50 cent piece coin commemorating Canada's 1st national figure skating championships held in 1888. Designed by Friedrich Peter. Alloy: sterling silver 92.5% ag

1914 5 Cents from Canada 92.5% Silver

2000 5 Cents First French-Canadian Regimen 92.5% Silver 34,024 Minted Uncirculated

Four (4) Canadian silver dimes. First three coins metal is 92.5% silver, and last coin is 80% silver as follows: ---1858 silver Queen Victoria 10 cents (1,250,000); ---1871 silver Queen Victoria 10 ce