Canada Coin 4-Coin Group - 1944 Silver 10¢, 1990 Loonie, (2) Nickels (1962, 1979)

Key Specifications: Country of Issue: Canada Quantity: 4 Coins Total Lot Composition & Dates: (1) 1944 10-Cent Dime (92.5% Sterling Silver Type) (1) 1990 1-Dollar "Loonie" (Aureated Bronze Plated Nickel) (2) 5-Cent Nickels (1962 & 1979, 100% Nickel Composition) Detailed Coin & Condition Analysis: 1944 Canada 10-Cents (Silver Dime): Features the iconic Bluenose schooner on the reverse paired with King George VI on the obverse. Struck in 92.5% sterling silver during WWII, this coin is lightly circulated, showing uniform, soft wear on the sails and profile high points while maintaining a clean silver-gray antique patina. It grades as a solid About Uncirculated (AU) survivor. 1990 Canada 1-Dollar ("Loonie"): Displays the swimming common loon motif on an 11-sided planchet. The coin exhibits strong original luster with trace, feather-light handling marks in the open fields, grading out as a beautiful About Uncirculated (AU) example with high eye appeal. 1962 Canada 5-Cents (Nickel): This 12-sided nickel showcases the traditional beaver reverse and the youthful portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. The coin retains sharp hair lines and uniform fields with faint circulation friction, grading as a premium About Uncirculated (AU). 1979 Canada 5-Cents (Nickel): Displays the classic beaver motif on a round planchet. The fields show strong underlying mint luster with light commercial handling marks, grading consistently as About Uncirculated (AU).