How Much Is This Coin Worth? View the Coin Grade Table

Coin values change with condition, mintage, finish and current collector demand. The grade table below shows reference figures for this Canadian coin from circulated grades up to uncirculated. Treat these numbers as a guide for identification and comparison — the real selling price depends on grading, finish (circulation, specimen, proof) and recent comparable sales.

Coin variants by year and grade
Year Coins Mint UNC XF VF F VG G PR
1932 21.316.190 Ottawa C$1.27 C$0.83 C$0.55 C$0.44 C$0.41 C$0.39

1 cent (George V) 1932: this date at a glance

Mint
Ottawa
Mintage
21.316.190
17th lowest of 17 mintages on record
Dates in this type
17
1920 – 1936
Value XF
C$1.27
Value VF
C$0.83
Value F
C$0.55
Value VG
C$0.44
Value G
C$0.41
Value PR
C$0.39

1 cent (George V) dated 1932 is one of the 17 catalogued dates of KM#28. This issue was struck at Ottawa. Its reported mintage of 21.316.190 is the 17th lowest of the type.

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Chart view: 1 cent (George V) Coin Values by Year

Year-by-year reference values for 1 cent (George V) 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.

1 cent (George V) at a glance

Reported mintage
21.316.190
Metal · weight · diameter
Bronze
3,24 g · 19,05 mm

1 cent (George V) is a coin from Canada issued 1932, catalogued as KM#28. Reported mintage: 21.316.190.

Value by grade

How the catalogue value of 1 cent (George V) rises with conservation grade (Poor → Uncirculated).

Mintage by year

Reported mintage of 1 cent (George V) by year — scarcer years often command higher premiums.