1904 AU Five cent silver. Mid-year 1903 saw the production of Canadian five cent coins returned from the Birmingham Mint Ltd. to London’s Royal Mint. A new reverse Matrix was designed, one which carried a wreath of 22 maple leaves, and a smaller Imperial Crown which supported a Maltesse Cross as the finial. The new matrix was fully dated. No date spacing varieties have currently been found for the 1904 issues. Designer and Engraver: Obverse: George W. DeSaulles, Reverse: W.H.J. Blakemore Composition .925 silver, .075 copper Mintage 2,400,000 Add this great almost uncirculated coin to your collection.
