1938 Canada Silver Dollar George VI AU

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In 1938, Canada issued a silver dollar that beautifully captures the spirit of the northern wilderness. Struck with a silver purity of 0.800, this coin contains 0.6000 troy ounces of precious metal. It represents a fascinating moment in Canadian numismatic history, with a relatively low production run of just 90,304 pieces minted, making it a particularly intriguing find for those exploring mid-century coinage. The obverse of the coin displays a left-facing portrait of King George VI, surrounded by his royal Latin titles. On the reverse, the design transports the viewer to the Canadian wild, depicting two travelers paddling a canoe beneath the shimmering rays of the Northern Lights. Cataloged as KM-37, this coin is preserved in Almost Uncirculated condition, allowing the fine details of both the royal portrait and the scenic wilderness illustration to remain remarkably clear.