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Superb 1936 DOT Canada 25 Cents George V Collector’s Coin Keydate Hard to find. This rare circulated silver coin from Canada features a fineness of 0.8 and is ungraded. With a variety that includes the 1936 dot key date, this 25 cent piece is a valuable addition to any coin collection. Uncertified and minted in Canada, this George V quarter is a must-have for numismatists looking for a unique and historical coin.
This unique coin utilizes the new technology to add a level of dimension and depth that could not be created with a two dimensional coin. See the Library of Parliament from a perspective of the base of the marble statue of Queen Victoria, capturing the reading room’s soaring ceiling and open space. As a pure silver item this coin is HST/GST exempt. The Design: The reverse of this unique concave coin lends a level of dimension and depth. It features a viewing perspective from the base of the marble statue of Queen Victoria, conveying the reading room’s soaring height and spaciousness creating the impression that the viewer is looking upward at the ceiling. The carved bookshelves that encircle the reading room are replicated along the rim of the coin. The antique finish and ultra high relief engraving showcases its artistry. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. The Library Building: The Library building, designed in the High Victorian Gothic Revival style by Thomas Fuller and Chilion Jones, opened in 1876. Its circular shape and the use of galleries and alcoves were the inspiration of the first Parliamentary Librarian, Alpheus Todd. He recommended that the building be “spacious and lofty” and advised that it be separated from the Centre Block by a corridor to protect it from fire. Fire destroyed most of the Centre Block on February 3, 1916, but the Library’s iron doors isolated it from the blaze. In 1952, a fire broke out in the cupola of the Library itself, causing extensive smoke and water damage. The Library’s wood panelling had to be dismantled, sent to Montréal for cleaning and fireproofing, and reinstalled. A replica of the intricate parquet floor was re-laid in cherry, oak and walnut. The reverse of this unique concave coin lends a level of dimension and depth. The Library building, designed in the High Victorian Gothic Revival style by Thomas Fuller and Chilion Jones, opened in 1876. Our items are available for pick-up. No additional information at this time. You might also like. 2025 Lunar Year of the Snake – Premium Bullion. 2025 50 Cent Special Wrap Circulation Roll. 2025 Tomb of the Unknown Soldier – Pure Silver Coin Set.
