Description

Description

Minted by the Royal Canadian Mint between 1958 and 1967, these 80% Silver Canadian Dollars represent a historic era in Canadian coinage. Struck in .800 fine silver, each coin contains approximately 0.6 troy ounces of silver, making them a popular choice for both collectors and investors.

These silver dollars come in Almost Uncirculated (AU) to Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition, meaning they retain sharp details and much of their original mint luster. Each order will be fulfilled with a randomly selected date from the 1958-1967 range, offering a chance to own a piece of Canadian history.

Product Highlights:

• Each coin contains 0.6 troy ounces of silver in 80% silver purity.
• Denomination: $1 CAD, issued by the Royal Canadian Mint.
• Obverse designs feature Queen Elizabeth II, with two different effigies used during this period.
• Reverse design showcases the iconic Voyageur scene, depicting a fur trader and First Nations guide paddling a canoe.
• Condition: AU to BU, with minimal wear and strong details.
• Random date selection from 1958 to 1967.
• Coins are shipped in protective flips, with multiples of 20 arriving in coin tubes.

Historical Significance:

The 1958-1967 Canadian Silver Dollar series bridges a pivotal time in Canadian currency. It was the last decade of silver dollar production before the transition to base metal coinage. The iconic Voyageur design pays tribute to Canada’s fur trade history, highlighting the collaboration between European explorers and Indigenous peoples.

These coins serve as both tangible silver investments and numismatic collectibles, making them a versatile addition to any collection or precious metals portfolio.

Order your 80% Canadian Silver Dollars (1958-1967) today and own a piece of Canada’s rich numismatic legacy!