1937-1947 Canada George VI Silver Dollar Avg Circ (.800 Fine)

1937-1947 Canada George VI Silver Dollar Avg Circ (.800 Fine)

Own a piece of mid-20th-century Canadian history with the 1937-1947 Canada George VI Silver Dollar Avg Circ (.800 Fine). Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint, these historic dollars were struck from 80% silver and 20% copper and contain approximately 0.600 troy oz of actual silver weight when originally minted. Each coin features King George VI on the obverse and Canada's famous Voyageur design on the reverse, combining substantial silver content with the appeal of classic Canadian coinage.

King George VI appeared on Canadian coinage following his accession to the throne in 1936. His portrait debuted on Canada's circulating coins in 1937 and remained a familiar presence throughout his reign.

Dates will be selected from available 1937-1947 George VI issues. Specific dates cannot be requested or guaranteed, and customers ordering multiple coins may receive duplicate dates.

Coin Specifications:

• Contains 0.6 troy oz of 0.800 fine silver
• Produced by the Royal Canadian Mint
• Denomination: 1 Canadian Dollar
• Average Circulation Condition
• Carries a legal tender value of $1 (CAD)
• Dates selected according to available inventory
• Obverse: Effigy of King George VI.
• Reverse:  portrays a voyageur and an aboriginal paddling a birch-bark canoe.

The 1937-1947 Canada George VI Silver Dollar provides more than just silver content - it represents an important era of Canadian coinage through a design closely associated with the country's history. Its .800 fine silver composition, classic Voyageur imagery, and genuine circulated character make it a versatile choice for silver investors, Canadian coin collectors, and anyone looking to add historic world silver to their holdings.

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