Canadian 1 Cent Coin (Penny)
Canada · Circa 1982-1989 (Based on the Machin portrait and the 12-sided shape)
The obverse features the second effigy of Queen Elizabeth II (by Arnold Machin) facing right. This specific coin features a 12-sided (dodecagonal) shape, which was used to help visually impaired individuals distinguish it from the dime.
- Country
- Canada
- Year
- Circa 1982-1989 (Based on the Machin portrait and the 12-sided shape)
- Denomination
- 1 Cent
- Metal
- Bronze (98% copper, 0.5% tin, 1.5% zinc)
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