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King George VI Canadian One Cent Coin Values (1937 to 1952)

George VI Canadian 1937 One Cent Canadian 1937 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1938 One Cent Canadian 1938 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1939 One Cent Canadian 1939 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1940 One Cent Canadian 1940 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1941 One Cent Canadian 1941 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1942 One Cent Canadian 1942 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1943 One Cent Canadian 1943 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1944 One Cent Canadian 1944 One Cent

Valuations of King George VI Canadian 1 Cent Coins (1937 to 1952)

George VI Canadian 1945 One Cent Canadian 1945 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1946 One Cent Canadian 1946 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1947 One Cent Canadian 1947 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1947 One Cent Canadian 1947 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1948 One Cent Canadian 1948 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1949 One Cent Canadian 1949 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1950 One Cent Canadian 1950 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1951 One Cent Canadian 1951 One Cent
George VI Canadian 1952 One Cent Canadian 1952 One Cent
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From 1937 to 1952, Canadian one cent coins featured King George VI, who succeeded his brother Edward VIII after his abdication. The obverse of these coins displayed a portrait of King George VI facing left, designed by T.H. Paget.

The reverse continued with the maple leaf design, symbolizing Canada's national identity. During this period, World War II and post-war recovery influenced coin production, with some years experiencing reduced mintages due to metal shortages.

Collectors seek out these coins, especially those from years with lower mintages and in high condition. The coins of King George VI's era remain a significant part of Canadian numismatic collections, reflecting the country's resilience and growth.