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King George V Canadian One Cent Coin Values (1920 to 1936)

George V Canadian 1920 Large Cent Canadian 1920 Large Cent
George V Canadian 1920 Small Cent Canadian 1920 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1921 Small Cent Canadian 1921 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1922 Small Cent Canadian 1922 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1923 Small Cent Canadian 1923 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1924 Small Cent Canadian 1924 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1925 Small Cent Canadian 1925 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1926 Small Cent Canadian 1926 Small Cent

Valuations of King Edward Canadian 1 Cent Coins (1920 to 1936)

George V Canadian 1927 Small Cent Canadian 1927 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1928 Small Cent Canadian 1928 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1929 Small Cent Canadian 1929 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1930 Small Cent Canadian 1930 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1931 Small Cent Canadian 1931 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1932 Small Cent Canadian 1932 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1933 Small Cent Canadian 1933 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1934 Small Cent Canadian 1934 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1935 Small Cent Canadian 1935 Small Cent
George V Canadian 1936 Small Cent Canadian 1936 Small Cent
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From 1920 to 1936, King George V continued to appear on Canadian one cent coins, with the design retaining his laureate bust by W.H.J. Blakemore. This period included the Great Depression, which influenced coin production and circulation.

The obverse of these coins features King George V's profile, while the reverse showcases a simple, stylized maple leaf design introduced in 1920. The design change modernized the coin and reflected Canada's evolving identity.

Coins from this era are prized by collectors, with key dates and mint conditions affecting their value. Despite economic challenges, the consistent quality and design of these coins highlight an important period in Canada's numismatic history