1967 Canada 10 Cents Centennial Silver Coin
Add an exceptional piece of Canadian numismatic history to your collection with this 1967 Centennial 10-cent silver coin, available now at Gold & Silver Assay. Minted to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Canadian Confederation, this dime features a sleek, beautifully stylized Atlantic mackerel designed by legendary artist Alex Colville. Imagine the hands this coin passed through during Canada's massive centennial celebrations in 1967, a year filled with expo world fairs, vibrant parades, and national pride. Struck in solid silver, this historic coin carries both incredible vintage appeal and genuine precious metal value, making it a perfect addition for investors and collectors alike. Don't miss the chance to own this brilliant piece of history—secure it today before it swims away!
Country: Canada
Composition: Silver (.800 or .500 mid-year transition)
Denomination: 10 Cents
Mintage: 62,998,215
Weight: 2.33 grams / 0.082 oz / 0.075 Troy oz
Silver Weight: 1.86 grams / 0.066 oz / 0.060 Troy oz (for 80% purity) or 1.17 grams / 0.041 oz / 0.038 Troy oz (for 50% purity)
Dimensions: 18.03 mm diameter x 1.21 mm thickness
Lettering and Edging: Obverse lettering ELIZABETH II D G REGINA, Reverse lettering 10 CENTS CANADA 1867-1967, Edge is Reeded
Strike Type: Circulation Business Strike
Variety: Confederation Centennial Commemorative
Coin Designer and Design: Obverse designed by Arnold Machin featuring the second portrait of Queen Elizabeth II; Reverse designed by Alex Colville featuring an Atlantic mackerel
Condition - Circulated (Fine to Very Fine details, showing honest wear on the Queen's portrait and hair lines, along with noticeable dark organic tarnish or carbon spots along the upper obverse rim) - See Pictures
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