📖 Description
Certified 1907 Canada 10 Cents coin encapsulated by PCGS as Genuine Cleaned-VG Detail, certification number 53505436.
The obverse features a right-facing portrait of King Edward VII with surrounding Latin legend denoting his imperial title. The reverse presents the denomination above the date within a wreath of maple leaves tied with a bow, crowned above—an iconic design representing Canada’s early 20th-century coinage during the Edward VII era. The obverse design is attributed to George William de Saulles, with the reverse attributed to William Henry James Blakemore.
This issue was struck in .925 silver with a standard weight of 2.32 grams and a diameter of 18.03 mm. The coin has a reeded edge, approximate thickness of 0.92 mm, and variable alignment. Catalog reference: KM#10. Business strike issue.
PCGS has certified this coin as Genuine Cleaned-VG Detail under cert number 53505436. The coin displays circulated wear consistent with the assigned details grade, with major design elements still visible. User photos and TrueView imaging show natural aging with darker toning and areas of surface variation typical for a cleaned and circulated example.
Coin will be shipped in a protective slab bag for added preservation.
🔎 Condition Description
PCGS certified Genuine Cleaned-VG Detail with visible circulation wear and prior cleaning noted on the holder. Please review all photos for exact condition before purchase.
📋 Item Specifics
Certification Number: 53505436
Grading Company: PCGS
Grade: Genuine Cleaned-VG Detail
Denomination: 10C
Year: 1907
Country: Canada
Composition: Silver (.925)
Weight: 2.32 g
Diameter: 18.03 mm
Thickness: 0.92 mm
Edge: Reeded
Orientation: Variable alignment
Variety: None visible on holder
KM# / Catalog Ref: KM#10
Obverse Designer: George William de Saulles
Reverse Designer: William Henry James Blakemore
Finish: Business Strike
Certification: PCGS
📊 Population Data At Time of Listing
PCGS Genuine Cleaned-VG Detail Population: 0
PCGS Higher Grades: 99
Total PCGS Population: 99