The Canadian 1902 25 Cent coin, designed by George W. DeSaulles, features King Edward VII and marked the start of a new royal era after Queen Victoria’s death. The Canadian 1902 25 Cent coin was struck in 92.5% silver, reflecting Canada’s continued use of sterling standards amid growing ties to the British Empire.
Politically, 1902 followed Canadas involvement in the Boer War, signaling its emerging global role. Economically, Canada was entering a boom driven by immigration and resource development. The Canadian 1902 25 Cent coin, with DeSaulles’ regal portrait, symbolized stability and imperial connection during a period of national growth.