1964 Canadian Silver Dollar Uncirculated

Celebrate a defining milestone in North American history with the 1964 Canadian Silver Dollar, now available in pristine Brilliant Uncirculated condition.

This coin is a special, one-year-only circulating commemorative issued by the Royal Canadian Mint. It was struck to mark the centenary of the historic 1864 Charlottetown and Quebec Conferences—the foundational political meetings that ultimately paved the way for the Canadian Confederation.

Key Features & Specifications

• Pristine Mint Quality: Kept entirely clear of daily commerce for over six decades, each specimen retains its original sharp relief details, crisp fields, and brilliant original mint lustre.

• Precious Metal Content: Struck in 80% fine silver, this substantial 36mm vintage dollar contains approximately 0.60 troy ounces of pure silver weight.

• Classic Royal Obverse: Features the graceful, young laureate profile of Queen Elizabeth II, meticulously designed by Mary Gillick.

• Symbolic Centennial Reverse: The reverse features an intricate circular emblem designed by Dinko Vodanovic, beautifully weaving together the four historic cultural influences of Canada's founding heritages: the English Rose, the French Fleur-de-lis, the Irish Shamrock, and the Scottish Thistle.

Whether you are looking to expand a collection of world silver dollars or searching for a beautifully preserved piece of 20th-century Commonwealth history, this guaranteed Uncirculated specimen makes an exceptional addition to any numismatic portfolio.