80% Canadian Silver Dollars 1958-1967 (AU-BU) – $1 Face Value

Description

Description

80% Silver Canadian Coins | $1 Face Value | 1958–1967

Each $1 CAD face value lot of 80% Silver Canadian Coins connects collectors to the artistry and heritage of mid-20th-century Canadian minting. Struck between 1958 and 1967 by the Royal Canadian Mint, these circulated coins come in denominations that may include dimes, quarters, half dollars, or dollars. Composed of 80% silver and 20% copper, each $1 face value lot contains approximately 0.600 troy ounces of silver.

The obverse of each coin features a young Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse varies by denomination and year, showcasing historic motifs such as the Voyageur canoe, caribou, and Canada’s centennial wildlife designs. Because these coins have circulated, each bears a touch of history and character, reflecting decades of use and national legacy.

Specifications

• Face Value: $1 CAD
• Metal Composition: 80% silver, 20% copper
• Actual Silver Weight (ASW): Approximately 0.600 troy oz per $1 face value
• Years of Issue: 1958–1967
• Denominations: Dimes, quarters, half dollars, or dollars (mixed by availability)
• Condition: Circulated
• Obverse: Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II
• Reverse: Designs vary by denomination (Voyageur, caribou, centennial, or other motifs)
• Mint: Royal Canadian Mint

Why Collect 80% Silver Canadian Coins (1958–1967)

• Historic appeal: Each coin represents an era of classic Canadian design and heritage.
• Collectible composition: 80% silver alloy offers both intrinsic and historical value.
• Accessible collecting: Sold by $1 CAD face value, making it simple to start or expand a vintage collection.
• Minted legacy: Struck by the Royal Canadian Mint during a pivotal period in Canadian coinage.
• Authenticity assured: Supported by Coins Online’s Freedom and Authenticity Guarantees.

Collector Confidence

Coins Online hand-verifies each lot to ensure authenticity, composition, and proper date range. All coins are genuine 80% silver issues produced by the Royal Canadian Mint between 1958 and 1967. Because each set varies by denomination and wear, collectors can enjoy both the charm of circulated history and the assurance of verified metal content.

Storage and Care

Store circulated silver coins in a dry, temperature-controlled environment to prevent tarnish. Use soft cotton gloves when handling and avoid abrasive contact. For expert storage advice, read our educational guide How to Store Physical Gold Safely: Home vs. Vault Storage in the Coins Online Collector’s Library.

Educational Insights

• Learn how composition affects collectability in Building Wealth Safely: An Intro to Bullion and Numismatics.
• Explore mid-century design heritage in How to Collect Wealth with Gold and Silver.
• Understand grading and condition assessment in Gold Coin Grading Guide: Tips for Collectors.
• Find additional Canadian coin resources in the Coins Online Collector’s Library.

Conclusion

This $1 CAD face value lot of 80% Silver Canadian Coins embodies the artistry and resilience of Canada’s mid-century coinage. Each circulated piece carries the history of its era and delivers both collectible character and silver content. Verified for authenticity and composition, these coins remain a classic choice for collectors who value legacy, design, and genuine silver craftsmanship.