The Canadian 1948 25 Cent coin, made of 80% silver, was designed by Thomas Shingles, featuring a caribou on the reverse. It symbolized Canada’s growing national identity and its role in the post-war economy. As silver continued to be used in coinage, the Canadian 1948 25 Cent played an essential role in everyday transactions during a period of economic recovery.
In 1948, the Canadian 1948 25 Cent circulated amidst Canada’s post-war recovery. The country was adjusting to the social and economic changes that followed World War II. The Canadian 1948 25 Cent reflected both stability in currency and pride in Canadas natural resources, reinforcing national unity during a time of global rebuilding.