Canadian 80% Silver Half Dollar – Single Coin (1937–1966)
Canadian 80% Silver Half Dollar – Single Coin (1937–1966)
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Coin details
- Country
- Canada
- Denomination
- 50¢
- Metal
- Silver
- Purity
- 80% Silver
- Silver content
- 0.3 oz
- Finish
- Circulated
Genuine Canadian 50-cent coins struck between 1937 and 1966 in 80% silver, featuring the detailed Canadian coat of arms reverse.
This listing is for a single coin, shipped in a black satin bundle bag. Want more? Choose a 3, 5 or 10-coin bundle.
Collector Specifications
- Country: Canada
- Denomination: 50 Cents
- Quantity: 1 coin
- Years: 1937–1966
- Composition: 80% Silver, 20% Copper
- Weight Per Coin: 11.6638 g
- Total Silver Content: 9.331 g (0.3000 troy oz) per coin
- Condition: Circulated; wear, toning and surface character will vary
- Packaging: Black satin bundle bag
Historical Significance
Canadian half dollars were produced in 80% silver for decades and are admired for their larger size, detailed artistry and substantial silver content. The reverse features Canada's coat of arms.
Why We Bundled These
Half dollars are big, detailed and satisfying to hold. A standout for anyone who wants size and history together.
Please note: bundles are sold as is. Years and designs are selected at random and will vary from bundle to bundle, within the years and condition described above. Loose coins ship in a black satin bundle bag, and the coins shown are representative of what you'll receive.
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Canadian 80% Silver Half Dollar – Single Coin (1937–1966)
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