Gorgeous 1960 Canadian Silver Dollar – Brilliant Shine & Amazing Condition! Spectacular piece of Canadian numismatic history: a 1960 Canadian Silver Dollar. This iconic coin features the beloved "Voyageur" design created by Emanuel Hahn, depicting a fur-trading voyageur and an Indigenous guide paddling a canoe past a wind-swept pine tree, with the majestic Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) glowing in the background. The obverse features the elegant portrait of a young Queen Elizabeth II. This specific 1960 issue is highly sought after by collectors, and finding one that has survived with this level of visual appeal is always a treat! This coin is in absolutely amazing condition and boasts an incredible, bright silver shine! Weighing 23.5 grams on the scale, it feels huge and heavy in the hand. The brilliant, reflective surfaces make the deeply frosted details pop, from the intricate vertical lines of the Northern Lights to the crisp "HB" (Hudson's Bay) on the cargo bundles in the canoe. It has phenomenal eye appeal and incredible mint luster that will make it a standout showpiece in any silver collection. Please see the pictures for a better impression • Country: Canada • Year: 1960 • Denomination: 1 Dollar • Mintage: 1,420,486 • Weight: 23.5g • Composition: Silver • Design: Voyageur Canoe & Northern Lights / Queen Elizabeth II