Up for sale is a scarce, highly historic 1913 Newfoundland 1 Cent "Large Cent" bronze coin (KM# 16). Struck during the early reign of King George V at the Royal Mint in London, this coin comes from a remarkably low production run of just 400,000 total pieces.

Before joining the Canadian Confederation in 1949, Newfoundland issued its own independent coinage. This classic large-format coin features the St. Edward Crown centered within a beautiful stylized wreath of pitcher plants (Newfoundland’s provincial flower) on the reverse, with the text "ONE CENT NEWFOUNDLAND".

Condition:
The coin is in original, raw, circulated condition. It exhibits an even, dark chocolate-brown patina with honest circulation wear, clear details, and zero signs of harsh cleaning or alteration.

Please review the high-resolution photos provided to evaluate the exact strike details, eye appeal, and cosmetic condition for yourself. The exact coin pictured is what you will receive.

Ships quickly and securely via standard tracked envelope. An excellent key addition for any serious Canadian, British Commonwealth, or world numismatic collection. Thanks for looking!