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  1. 1 Ounce 2017 Silver Canada 150th Anniversary Voyageur

    1 Ounce 2017 Silver Canada 150th Anniversary Voyageur

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    The Royal Canadian Mint celebrates Canada's 150th anniversary by releasing the this $5 silver coin, identical to the silver dollar first minted in 1935. The obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. On the reverse, a voyager and a First Nations man can be seen paddling a canoe filled items for trade. This great coin contains .9999 Fine silver, had a limited mintage of only 250,000 in 2017, and is IRA eligible. Learn More
  2. 1 Ounce Silver Canadian Maple Leaf 2022

    1 Ounce Silver Canadian Maple Leaf 2022

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    The 2022 $5 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is struck by the Royal Canadian Mint with 99.99% pure silver. The national symbol of Canada, a single maple leaf, adorns the reverse of this beautiful coin. The obverse bears the likeness of Queen Elizabeth II. This coin is often the designated choice for discriminating collectors and investors; not only because of its beauty, but because of the extraordinary purity and high quality strike necessary to meet the standards of The Royal Canadian Mint. Learn More
  3. 1958-1967 Canada Silver Dollar (Random Year)

    1958-1967 Canada Silver Dollar (Random Year)

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    These Canadian coins have a face value of $1, and are an alloy of 80% silver and 20% copper. They contain 0.6 ounces of actual silver weight. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II. Minted between 1958 and 1967; the actual date of your coin may vary. Learn More
  4. 1 Ounce Silver Canadian Maple Leaf 2021

    1 Ounce Silver Canadian Maple Leaf 2021

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    The 2021 $5 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is struck by the Royal Canadian Mint with 99.99% pure silver. The national symbol of Canada, a single maple leaf, adorns the reverse of this beautiful coin. The obverse bears the likeness of Queen Elizabeth II. This coin is often the designated choice for discriminating collectors and investors; not only because of its beauty, but because of the extraordinary purity and high quality strike necessary to meet the standards of The Royal Canadian Mint. Learn More

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