One Cent (Large Cent)

The coin shows the reverse side of a Canadian One Cent piece. The central design features two maple leaves on a branch, with the denomination 'ONE CENT' above and 'CANADA' below. The year '1928' is visible to the left.

This coin belongs to the 'Large Cent' series of Canadian coinage, which were minted from 1858 to 1920, and then continued with a slightly modified design (though similar in size) until 1936. The 1928 issue falls within the reign of King George V. Canadian cents of this period were larger than modern cents and were a staple of everyday commerce. They represent an era of economic development and the establishment of Canadian national identity through its coinage.

The value of a 1928 Canadian One Cent coin can vary significantly based on its condition. In Good condition, it might be worth a few dollars. In Very Fine condition, it could be $10-$20. For uncirculated specimens, the value could be considerably higher, potentially over $100. Specific varieties or errors could also affect the price.

To care for this coin, handle it by its edges to avoid transferring oils from your skin. Store it in a cool, dry place, ideally in an archival-safe holder such as a non-PVC flip, slab, or album page. Do not clean the coin, as this can severely damage its numismatic value.