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THIS LISTING IS FOR 1-DOLLAR FACE VALUE OF UNITED STATES HALF DOLLARS (2-PIECES). PLEASE NOTE THAT THE IMAGE FOR THIS LISTING IS GENERIC. YOU WILL RECEIVE RANDOMLY SELECTED DATES (OUR CHOICE).

10 COMMEMORATIVE CANADIAN SILVER DOLLARS (1971-1991) (MIXED DATES) (OUR CHOICE) Purity guaranteed by the Royal Canadian Mint (each coin is 50% pure silver) Each silver dollar has a net weight of 0.375 troy ounces of silver The lot of 10...

1935-2010 Limited Edition Proof Silver Dollar - 75th Anniversary of Canada's Voyageur Silver DollarA nation’s character and spirit are often revealed in the designs of its circulation coins. For Canada, no other coin has done this more profoundly...

1971 Specimen Silver Dollar The first non-circulating silver dollar was issued to the public in 1971 as a commemorative for the entry of British Columbia into Confederation in 1871. Its design is based on the provincial arms. Specifications: Face Value:...

The reverse of the 1972 silver dollar is the voyageur design somewhat modified from its last use on the 1966 silver dollar. One of the most noticeable differences is the substitution of beads for denticles at the rim. Specifications: Face Value: $1...

1973 Specimen Silver Dollar In 1973 the reverse of the silver dollar recognized the founding of the North West Mounted Police which later became the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Specifications: Face Value: $1 Mintage: 904,723 Composition: 50% Ag, 50%...

For the centenary of the founding of Calgary, Alberta, the silver dollar of 1975 bore a special reverse showing a cowboy atop a bucking bronco. Oil wells and a modern city skyline appear in the background. Specifications: Face Value: $1 Mintage: 833,095...

 

During 1977 the Queen celebrated the 25th anniversary of her accession to the throne. Many countries, including Canada, recognized the event with a special commemorative coin. The design on the reverse depicts the throne of the Senate of Canada, which is...

The 1978 silver dollar commemorated the 11th Commonwealth Games, held in Edmonton, Alberta, August 3-12 of that year. The reverse design features the symbol of the Games in the centre, and the official symbols of the ten sports which comprise the Games...

The 300th anniversary of the first voyage by a commercial ship (the Griffon) on the Great Lakes was commemorated on the reverse of the 1979 silver dollarSpecifications:Face Value: $1Mintage: 688,671Composition: 50% Ag, 50% CuWeight (g): 23...

The 1980 commemorative silver dollar marked the centenary of the transfer of the Arctic Islands from the British Government to the government of the Dominion of Canada.Specifications:Face Value: $1Mintage: 389,564Composition: 50% Ag, 50% CuWeight (g): 23...

The 1981 silver dollar commemorates the 100th anniversary of the approval by the Canadian government to build the Trans-Canada Railway. This is the first year of issue by the Mint of two different qualities of silver dollars.Specifications:Face Value:...

Issued to commemorate the centennial of the founding of Regina in 1882.Specifications:Face Value: $1Mintage: 577,959Composition: 50% Ag, 50% CuWeight (g): 23.30Diameter(mm): 36.07Edge: ReededFinish: Proof "82" written on cardboard sleeve

Issued to commemorate the World University Games held in Edmonton, Alberta, during July of that year.Specifications:Face Value: $1Mintage: 340,068Composition: 50% Ag, 50% CuWeight (g): 23.30Diameter(mm): 36.07Edge: ReededFinish: Proof "83" written on...

Issued to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the incorporation of the City of Toronto in 1834.Specifications:Face Value: $1Mintage: 571,079Composition: 50% Ag, 50% CuWeight (g): 23.30Diameter(mm): 36.07Edge: Reeded "84" written on cardboard sleeve

The 1985 silver dollar commemorates the 100th anniversary of an important part of Canada's heritage, the National Parks.Specifications:Face Value: $1Mintage: 537,297Composition: 50% Ag, 50% CuWeight (g): 23.30Diameter(mm): 36.07Edge: ReededFinish: Proof...