Complete Cased Proof Silver Dollar Collection, 1971–1980

After the last silver dollars were struck for circulation in 1967, many collectors sought to continue the series with a new numismatic issue. Starting in 1971 and continuing to the present, the Royal Canadian Mint has issued its longest running and most popular series of collector coins, with a new cased proof collector silver dollar each year. Each coin features a unique commemorative design, and together they recount the history and important events of our nation. The first 10 years dating from 1971 to 1980 are all included in this collection, and all feature a double-struck deep mirror finish. While many coins from this era have not survived in perfect condition, this collection has been carefully selected to ensure your coins and cases will be in near-pristine original condition.

Proof Silver Dollar Designs
• 1971, British Columbia centennial; provincial coat of arms
• 1972, voyageur; Indigenous and voyageur on canoe
• 1973, RCMP centennial; RCMP officer on horse
• 1974, Winnipeg centennial; "100" with historic views of Winnipeg 
• 1975, Calgary centennial; cowboy on bucking bronco
• 1976, Library of Parliament centennial; Library of Parliament
• 1977, Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee; senate throne
• 1978, Commonwealth Games; symbols of the games 
• 1979, Griffon tricentennial; first Great Lakes commercial ship 
• 1980, Arctic territories centennial; polar bear

Includes:
• Cased Proof Silver Dollar Collection 1971–1980, 10 Coins Total

Warranty Information:
This product comes with a 30-day warranty through TSC.