KM #34
10 cents (George VI) 1938
Coin properties
- KM #
- 34
- Year
- 1938
- Composition
- Silver
- Weight
- 2,33 g
- Diameter
- 18,34 mm
- Shape
- Round
- Edge
- Ribbed
- Mint
- Ottawa
KM #34
10 cents (George VI) dated 1938 is one of the 11 catalogued dates of KM#34. This issue was struck at Ottawa. Its reported mintage of 4.197.323 is the 2nd lowest of the type. That places it among the scarcer dates of the series — a key date for collectors of this type.
Current listings for 10 cents (George VI) on eBay US, matched by name and country. Prices and availability change daily; catalogue values are a reference, not an offer.
1938 Canada King George VI Silver Ten 10c Cents Nice Tone Brilliant Uncirculated
119.95 USD
Ungraded
1938 Canada 10 Cents, George VI Design, Nice AU Condition, Free Shipping
12.50 USD
Ungraded
1938 Canada 10 Cents - George VI - (UNC) KM#34 - 80% Silver - 3675-PC
51.99 USD
Ungraded
1938 Canada 10 Cents George VI (DM-23)
20.00 USD
Unspecified
🇨🇦 Uncirculated 1938 King George VI 10 Cents Silver Coin Canada
126.32 USD
1938 CANADA 10 CENTS DIME SILVER COIN - EF-AU.KEY DATE. - KING GEORGE VI- CC122
25.78 USD
4 COIN LOT CANADA 10 CENTS 1938 1940 & 1946 .800 SILVER GEORGE VI KM# 34 ALL AU
47.50 USD
Ungraded
1938 CANADA SILVER 10 CENTS - F15 - RARE RE-ENGRAVED DATE - KING GEORGE VI DIME
25.26 USD
CANADA 1910–1938 KING GEORGE V $1 LAW STAMP, KING GEORGE VI 50¢ & 10 CENTS
309.99 USD
1938 Canada 10 Cents Silver Dime Circulated George VI Ten Cent Coin R527
21.50 USD
Ungraded
We are an eBay Partner and may receive compensation if you make a purchase. Thank you for supporting us!
Year-by-year reference values for 10 cents (George VI) coins, broken down by grade. The chart helps you compare key dates, finishes and how condition affects price across the series. Treat the figures as guidance — final value depends on grading, demand and current market activity.
10 cents (George VI) is a coin from Canada issued 1938, catalogued as KM#34. Reported mintage: 4.197.323.
Reported mintage of 10 cents (George VI) by year — scarcer years often command higher premiums.