The 1872-H Inverted A/V is one of the most sought-after varieties in the Victorian Canadian fifty-cent series. Struck at the Heaton Mint in England (identified by the "H" mintmark), this variety features an inverted letter "A" used in place of the "V" in the word VICTORIA on the obverse—a fascinating minting error that has become highly desirable among collectors.
Although it is included within the regular 80,000-piece mintage for 1872-H, only a small portion displays the Inverted A/V variety, making it significantly scarcer than the standard issue. Struck in 92.5% sterling silver, the coin combines historical importance, rarity, and strong collector demand, making it a standout piece in any Canadian numismatic collection
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