The 80% Silver Canadian Dollar, minted between 1958 and 1967, is a hallmark of Canada's numismatic legacy during a time when coins with significant silver content circulated. Each of these coins is composed of 80% silver, resulting in an Actual Silver Weight (ASW) of approximately 0.6 troy ounces. When designated as "Brilliant Uncirculated" (BU), it ensures that the coin remains in near-perfect condition, untouched by the wear typical of circulated coins and gleaming with its original luster. The obverse of the coin generally features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, emblematic of her reign during this era. Meanwhile, the reverse boasts various designs, with some years highlighting commemorative motifs celebrating Canada's rich history and milestones. When labeled "Random 1958-1967," it signifies that the specific year of the coin is based on the seller's current stock, offering collectors a shimmering slice of Canadian history.
