Elizabeth II DG Regina 25 Cents Proof Coin 1982 Year Canada Royal Mint
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| Issuer | Zimbabwe › Zimbabwe (1980-date) ![]() |
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| Period | Republic (1980-date) |
| Type | Standard circulation coins |
| Year | 2014 |
| Value | 25 Cents (0.25 ZWL) |
| Currency | Fifth Dollar (2016-2024; renamed RTGS Dollar in 2019) |
| Composition | Nickel plated steel |
DescriptionIssuer Zimbabwe › Zimbabwe (1980-date) Period Republic (1980-date) Type Standard circulation coins Year 2014 Value 25 Cents (0.25 ZWL) Currency Fifth Dollar (2016-2024; renamed RTGS Dollar in 2019) Composition Nickel plated steel Weight 4.80 g Diameter 23.0 mm Thickness 1.9 mm Shape Round Technique Milled Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑ Demonetized 30 April 2024 ** Introducing the 25 Cents Zimbabwe Coin from 2014, a captivating piece of numismatic history issued by the Republic of Zimbabwe. This standard circulation coin, made from nickel-plated steel, boasts a weight of 4.80 grams and a diameter of 23.0 mm, featuring a round shape and a milled edge. This particular coin is in uncirculated condition, ensuring it retains its original mint luster and detail, making it a treasure for collectors. The 25 cents denomination was part of Zimbabwe's Fifth Dollar currency, which saw significant changes during its brief existence, including a renaming to the RTGS Dollar in 2019. The coin was officially demonetized on April 30, 2024, adding an element of rarity to this collectible item. Collectors will appreciate its historical context, as it reflects a tumultuous economic period in Zimbabwe's history. This coin is perfect for enthusiasts looking to enrich their collections with unique items that tell a story. With its excellent condition and intriguing background, this coin represents not just currency, but a piece of Zimbabwe's evolving narrative. **
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