Gold and Silver Coins of Newfoundland

JinglePig lists 10 coins from Newfoundland, 1865 to 1945 (1 gold, 9 silver), with each coin's weight, purity and what its metal is worth at today's spot price.

Newfoundland — Historic Gold and Silver Coins

Newfoundland 5 Cents (92.5% Silver, 1865–1912) 1865–1912 · 1.178 g at 92.5% · 0.0350 troy oz silver Silver melt value$1.89
Newfoundland 10 Cents (92.5% Silver, 1865–1912) 1865–1912 · 2.356 g at 92.5% · 0.0701 troy oz silver Silver melt value$3.79
Newfoundland 20 Cents (Silver) 1865–1912 · 4.713 g at 92.5% · 0.1402 troy oz silver Silver melt value$7.57
Newfoundland 50 Cents (92.5% Silver, 1865–1912) 1865–1912 · 11.782 g at 92.5% · 0.3504 troy oz silver Silver melt value$18.94
Newfoundland 5 Cents (92.5% Silver, 1917–1944) 1917–1944 · 1.166 g at 92.5% · 0.0347 troy oz silver Silver melt value$1.87
Newfoundland 25 Cents (Silver) 1917–1944 · 5.832 g at 92.5% · 0.1734 troy oz silver Silver melt value$9.37
Newfoundland 50 Cents (92.5% Silver, 1917–1944) 1917–1944 · 11.664 g at 92.5% · 0.3469 troy oz silver Silver melt value$18.75
Newfoundland 5 Cents (80% Silver, 1944–1945) 1944–1945 · 1.166 g at 80% · 0.0300 troy oz silver Silver melt value$1.62
Newfoundland 10 Cents (80% Silver, 1944–1945) 1944–1945 · 2.333 g at 80% · 0.0600 troy oz silver Silver melt value$3.24
Newfoundland 2 Dollars (Gold) 1865–1888 · 3.328 g at 91.7% · 0.0981 troy oz gold Gold melt value$392.21

Values per coin use these spot prices (US dollars):

Silver $54.05 per troy oz Current quote · Quote time Oct 23, 10:19 PM EDT
Gold $3,996.90 per troy oz Current quote · Quote time Oct 23, 10:19 PM EDT

Melt value is the metal content at spot price, not a buy or sell price. Collectible coins can be worth much more. For reference only.

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