1882-H Canada 92.5% Silver Five 5 Cents Coin-FINE

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Offered .......
A FINE 1882-H Canada silver 5 cents coin.
This coin is 92.5% silver.  It has the H mint mark for Heaton Mint in Birmingham, England, as Canada did not yet have a national mint at this time.  I would rate the coin as FINE.
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