Canada Silver Dollar Pair - 1965 Voyageur and 1967 Centennial

2 coins



Contents:

* 1965 Canada Dollar - Voyageur design: voyageur and Indigenous guide paddling a birch bark canoe, designed by Emanuel Hahn

* 1967 Canada Dollar - Centennial Confederation design: Canada Goose in flight, designed by Alex Colville to mark Canada's 100th anniversary of Confederation



Metal: 80% silver, 20% copper

Weight: 23.33 grams each

Diameter: 36mm each



Grade (our assessment): 1965 - VF-35 to EF-40; 1967 - VF-30 to EF-40

Slabbed: No (raw coins)



Surface: Light to moderate wear on high points of both coins

Cleaning: No evidence of cleaning; surfaces show natural wear consistent with circulation

Condition notes: The 1967 has a grayish natural patina and slightly more wear on the goose feathers and body. The 1965 retains slightly more detail on the canoe figures. Some glare from lighting in photos. Both rims appear intact.



The 1967 centennial dollar was issued to mark 100 years of Canadian Confederation. The 1965 Voyageur dollar continued a design tradition dating back to 1935. Both coins are 80% silver and carry numismatic premium above melt value.

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