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"Welcome to Coin Chronicles – today, we dive into the fascinating story of two North American classics: the 1996 Canadian 50 Cent coin and the 1988 United States Liberty Quarter Dollar."
-1996 Canada 50 Cent – Elizabeth
"First, the Canadian 50 cent piece. Though rarely seen in daily use, this coin holds deep historical roots.Circulation Coin (1996)
Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II, by Dora de Pédery-Hunt
Reverse: Canada's coat of arms
Metal: Nickel
Minted: 230,00
Circulated Value: Around face value or slightly above
Uncirculated/Proof-like: Up to $5–$15 CAD depending on condition
"Used primarily in Canada, this coin was issued in small numbers, making even regular strikes relatively scarce today. Its royal arms design traces back to heraldic symbols of Canada’s British and French heritage."
Proof-like Set Coin (Royal Canadian Mint)
Specially struck for collectors with mirror finishes
Value: $10–$25 CAD, depending on grade
Scene 2: 1988 U.S. Liberty Quarter Dol
"Now crossing the border, we explore the 1988 U.S. Washington Quarter, often nicknamed the 'Liberty Quarter' thanks to its bold motto Circulation Coin (Philadelphia or Denver Mint)
Obverse: George Washington
Reverse: American eagle with wings spread
Mint Marks: "P" (Philadelphia), "D" (Denver)
Circulated Value: Face value (25 cents)
Uncirculated: $2–$5 depending on condition
Miror-like surfaces, intended for collectors
: $5–$10 or more in pristine condition
"Minted coast to coast in the U.S., the 1988 quarter marked the end of the pre-State Quarter era. These coins were workhorses of everyday commerce and remain highly collectible in mint state."
"Circulated coins show wear, scratches, and signs of handling. Uncirculated coins, especially those from mint sets, retain their original luster and are favored by collectors."
AU (About Uncirculated): Minor wear
MS60–MS70 (Mint State): No wear; higher number = better preservation
Proof coins (PF): Special collector-only strik
🎬 **Closing Shot: Coins placed on historical maps of Canada and the U.S.