2017 Canada 150th Anniversary of Confederation Proof Silver Dollar - Gem Proof in OGP w/ COA 1929 • Elegant Script Monogram: EC 8

Name: 2017 Canada 150th Anniversary of Confederation Proof Silver Dollar - Gem Proof in OGP w/ COA 1929 • Elegant Script Monogram: EC 8
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2017 Canada 150th Anniversary of Confederation Proof Silver Dollar Gem Proof in OGP w COA 1929 • Elegant Script Monogram: EC 8 • Elegant Script Monogram: EC KM# 13 Denomination 5 Cents Country Canada Government Confederation Ruler Edward VII Coinage Type Circulation Coinage Mint Royal Canadian Mint Composition Silver Fineness 0 every element of the design is representative of our story as a nation the image is struck against a brilliant field as many as three times to achieve a crisp impression with outstanding detail

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