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Two silver (92.5%) Canadian 25-cent coins featuring 1910 (final year of King Edward VII) paired alongside the 1911 (first year of King George V).
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The 1911 quarter carries with it a built-in premium because the Royal Canadian Mint accidentally omitted “Dei Gratia” (By the Grace of God) from the design that year and became known as the scandalous “Godless” quarter causing a public outcry at the time.
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Both coins ungraded but likely reach mid-range of circulation grading and appear to have natural patina. See photos.
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Coins are stored in plastic coin pouches/sleeve and were part of a large estate coin collection.
Silver Monarch Transition (1910-1911) Quarter Set
Two silver (92.5%) Canadian 25-cent coins featuring 1910 (final year of King Edward VII) paired alongside the 1911 (first year of King George V). The 1911 quarter carries with it a built-in premium because the Royal Canadian Mint accidentally omitted “Dei Gratia” (By the Grace of God) from the design that year and became known…
