The Canadian 1913 25 Cent coin, struck in sterling silver, reflects Canada’s growing independence within the British Empire. The coin was minted during a period of economic stability, as Canada’s economy expanded due to industrial growth and immigration. The silver content of the Canadian 1913 25 Cent symbolized the countrys strong financial position.
Designed by Robert T. Murray, the Canadian 1913 25 Cent featured a depiction of the young Queen Mary on the obverse, symbolizing Canada’s ties to the British monarchy. The reverse showcased the maple leaf, representing national identity. Murrays design reinforced Canada’s political and economic connection to both the British Empire and its emerging national character.