1974 CANADA Elizabeth II Olympics Montreal Cycle PROOF Silver 10 Dollars Coin.

1976 MONTREAL OLYMPIC SERIES III EARLY CANADIAN SPORT 4 SILVER COIN SET RARE.

This is the “Map of the World” design, showing a stylized globe on the reverse with the Olympic rings and denomination. The obverse features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. The coin was struck by the Royal Canadian Mint in 92.5% sterling silver and weighs approximately 48.6 g. It was produced in a proof finish as part of Canada’s official Montreal Olympic silver coin program. This example is in very good overall condition and remains protected in its clear plastic capsule. Please examine all photographs carefully for the exact condition. Theme: 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. Design: Map of the World. Composition: 92.5% sterling silver. Weight: approximately 48.6 g. Mint: Royal Canadian Mint. Black presentation case is not included. An attractive early issue from the Montreal Olympic silver series with substantial sterling silver content and collector appeal. Please check your country’s import requirements before purchasing.

This commemorative coin contains 92.5% silver and celebrates Canada’s hosting of the XXI Olympiad in Montreal. Coin shown is the exact item you will receive. Please review photos carefully for condition details.

Delve into the realm of numismatics with this exquisite set of 1976 commemorative silver coins, a true testament to Canadian heritage. Each coin is a piece of art, crafted from fine silver and representative of Canada’s rich culture and history. The set comes in its original case, preserving the luster and detail of each piece, ensuring they remain treasured collectibles for years to come. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just starting, these coins offer a splendid opportunity to own a slice of Canada’s past. Their notable composition and commemorative features make them an exceptional addition to any collection, reflecting both the elegance and significance of Canadian memorabilia.

Minted in 1973, this uncirculated coin is a tribute to the iconic Montreal Olympics, featuring a detailed map of the city on one side and the other side boasts a majestic depiction of the Olympic torch. The coin is crafted from 0.925 silver, offering a durable and precious addition to any collection. Collectors will appreciate the coin’s fine detailing and the representation of a significant historical event. It’s ungraded, ensuring the originality and authenticity of the piece as it was issued. With no certification, this coin remains an affordable yet timeless keepsake for those fascinated by Olympic memorabilia or Canadian heritage.

Featuring Queen Elizabeth II and depicting sailing, this uncirculated coin has a composition of 0.925 fineness silver and weighs 48.6 grams which comes out to 44.96 grams ASW or 1.44 Troy Ounces. It is a unique piece that celebrates the historical significance of the Olympics and the art of sailing. This coin is a valuable collector’s item that showcases the craftsmanship and artistry of Canadian minting. OBVERSE: Bust of Queen Elizabeth II, as at 37 years of age, wearing tiara, facing right. “ELIZABETH II CANADA 1975″. REVERSE: Stylized depiction of Water Sports – Sailing.

The product is a rare and valuable 1975 Canada Montreal Olympics 1976 10 Dollar coin made of 1.44 oz of silver with a fineness of 0.925. This commemorative coin from Canada features the iconic Olympic logo and is uncirculated, making it a desirable addition to any coin collection. With its unique design and historical significance, this silver coin is a prized piece for collectors interested in Olympic memorabilia.

1976 olympic coin cset prestige condition. 4.33 troy ounces of silver.

Capture a piece of Olympic spirit with the 1973 Canada UK Elizabeth II Olympics Montreal Sailing silver coin. The coin is crafted with silver, showcasing a brilliant sheen and a detailed design that pays homage to the regatta’s legacy. A treasure for collectors and history enthusiasts alike, this coin is a testament to Canada’s rich heritage and its storied role in the Olympics. Unfortunately, we do not have the original box or certificate for this coin being the reason for its under market price. Struck in 1973, it represents a snapshot of Canada’s proud contributions to sports and numismatics. Add this elegant piece to your collection to own a fragment of Olympic glory.