1958-1967 Canadian Silver Dollar

1958-1967 Canadian Silver Dollar – Design Our Choice The Royal Canadian Mint released the first Canadian Silver Dollar in 1935 to celebrate King George V’s Silver Jubilee. It was a silver-based coin produced for widespread circulation and design variations. The Royal Canadian Mint ceased the production of such silver coins for popular circulation in 1967 when the Canadian Dollars became nickel-based coins, leaving the silver alloy for collectible and commemorative issues. Therefore, these 1958-1967 are the latest editions of the Canadian Silver Dollars and are available for purchase at SD Bullion. Coin Highlights Contains .600 oz of actual silver content; Coins are anywhere between Circulated to BU condition; Produced by the Royal Canadian Mint between 1958 and 1967; The obverse features a young Queen Elizabeth II; Varied reverse designs; Possible signs of contact marks, wear and tear. Coin Details Despite being originally produced by the Royal Canadian Mint, the coins traded in this purchase modality come from other sources.  Therefore, they may contain minor signs of wear and tear, which does not interfere with the coin’s authenticity. SD Bullion ensures these are Canadian Silver Dollars minted between 1958 and 1967. The obverse features a pattern design, showcasing a young Queen Elizabeth II. The reverse design, though, had its reverse design changed over the years.  Therefore, mintage, design and quality may vary according to our inventory availability at the time of shipping. Buy Random 1958-1967 Canadian Silver Dollars at SD Bullion Elevate your silver coin collection with samples of historical significance. Act now and purchase Random 1958-1967 Canadian Silver Dollars online from SD Bullion while our supplies last. Or, if you prefer, our team can give you more information through our web chat feature or at 1(800)294-8732.