1918 Canada Silver Quarter 25 Cents George V .925 Sterling Silver Ottawa For Sale

This raw 1918 Canadian silver quarter is moderately circulated with even wear and clear remaining design detail. No technical grade is assigned. Photos are of the exact coin you will receive.

This 1918 Canadian quarter is a George V sterling-silver issue struck at the Ottawa branch of the Royal Mint, with no mintmark. It is part of the 1912–1919 Canadian silver-quarter type and carries E. B. MacKennal’s George V portrait paired with W. H. J. Blakemore’s modified L. C. Wyon reverse design.

The documented mintage for 1918 is 4,175,649 coins. This World War I-era date has appeal in its era, recognizable George V portrait, and traditional sterling-silver composition.

The original standard is 5.83 grams of .925 silver, producing approximately 0.1734 troy ounce of actual silver weight. The coin therefore has a measurable silver component alongside its date-and-type collector significance.

For a world-coin collection, this is an identifiable early Canadian George V silver issue. For the silver buyer, its value proposition is grounded in original metal content and the precise historical coin shown in the Twenty-five cents / quarter dollar

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