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| Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and P.E.I. Coins |
 | Prince Edward Island Coins, 1871 |
| Nova Scotia Coins, 1861-64 |
| New Brunswick Coins, 1861-64 |
| Newfoundland, One Cent, 1865-96 (Victoria) |
| Newfoundland, One Cent, 1904-09 (Edward VII) |
| Newfoundland, One Cent, 1913-36 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, One Cent, 1938-47 (George VI) |
| Newfoundland, Five Cents, 1865-96 (Victoria) |
| Newfoundland, Five Cents, 1903-08 (Edward VII) |
| Newfoundland, Five Cents, 1912-29 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, Five Cents, 1938-47 (George VI) |
| Newfoundland, Ten Cents, 1865-96 (Victoria) |
| Newfoundland, Ten Cents, 1903-04 (Edward VII) |
| Newfoundland, Ten Cents, 1912-19 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, Ten Cents, 1938-47 (George VI) |
| Newfoundland, Twenty Cents, 1865-1900 (Victoria) |
| Newfoundland, Twenty Cents, 1904 (Edward VII) |
| Newfoundland, Twenty Cents, 1912 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, Twenty-Five Cents, 1917-19 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, Fifty Cents, 1870-1900 (Victoria) |
| Newfoundland, Fifty Cents, 1904-09 (Edward VII) |
| Newfoundland, Fifty Cents, 1911-19 (George V) |
| Newfoundland, $2 Gold, 1865-88 (Victoria) |
| Special Offerings of Newfoundland Coins |
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Nova Scotia Coins, 1861-64
   
Half cent coins weigh 2.84 grams with a diameter of 20.65 mm and have a composition of .95 copper, .04 tin, .01 zinc; One cent coins weigh 5.67 grams with a diameter of 25.53 mm and have a composition of .95 copper, .04 tin, .01 zinc.
The half cent used the same obverse as the British farthing. The reverse had the royal crown surrounded by a wreath of both roses and mayflowers. The one cent had the same obverse as the British halfpenny. The reverse design are similar to that used for the half cent.
Values are subject to change without notice..
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