.600 ozt 1967 Dollar Graded MS-65 Silver $1 .100 with some containing selective gold

with some containing selective gold plating

Let's roll

a shield with stars and stripes is depicted

This can be verified using a special Sunshine Minting Decoder Lens to reveal the word "VALID"

75 inches / 47

.600 ozt 1967 Dollar Graded MS-65 Silver $1 .100 with some containing selective goldThis is a 1967 Canadian silver dollar (KM# 70), a commemorative piece issued for the centennial of the Canadian Confederation (1867 1967). This specific design, featuring a Canada goose in flight, is one of Canada's most well known wildlife coin designs. The reverse features a flying Canada Goose, designed by artist Alex Colville. It was minted to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Canada's confederation in 1867. The coin is composed of 80% silver.