Canada. Elizabeth II. 1 Dollar 1981, Centenario del Ferrocarril Transcanadiense, Box & COA (No reserve price)





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This 1981 Canadian silver dollar commemorates the centenary of the Transcontinental Railway, weighs 23.33 g and comes in its box with a certificate of authenticity.
Description from the seller
Canada – 1 Dollar 1981 – Centennial of the Trans-Canada Railway
Commemorative Canadian 1-dollar coin, issued in 1981 by the Royal Canadian Mint to celebrate the centennial of the Trans-Canada Railway.
This edition features a special Proof finish, characterized by mirror-like fields and satin-finish reliefs, creating an attractive visual contrast.
Obverse:
Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by the inscription “ELIZABETH II D.G. REGINA”.
Reverse:
A historic steam locomotive alongside a map of Canada, with the inscription “CANADA DOLLAR 1981”, commemorating the centennial of the Trans-Canada Railway.
Features:
* Country: Canada.
* Year of issue: 1981.
* Face value: 1 Canadian dollar.
* Mint: Royal Canadian Mint.
* Metal: 500‰ silver (50% silver).
* Weight: 23.33 grams.
* Fine silver content: Approximately 11.66 grams.
* Diameter: 36 mm.
* Striking quality: Proof.
* Numismatic reference: KM#130.
Presentation:
The coin is preserved in its transparent protective capsule and comes with its black case with red velvet interior, the Royal Canadian Mint outer box, and original period sales documentation from Numisart Europa, S.A.
The inspection card is also included.
Condition:
Excellent visual presentation, with a Proof finish and preserved in its protective capsule. The case and documentation show slight signs of storage and age.
The photographs form part of the description and show the coin and all included items.
An interesting piece for collectors of silver commemorative coins, Canadian numismatics, and railway-themed items.
Canada – 1 Dollar 1981 – Centennial of the Trans-Canada Railway
Commemorative Canadian 1-dollar coin, issued in 1981 by the Royal Canadian Mint to celebrate the centennial of the Trans-Canada Railway.
This edition features a special Proof finish, characterized by mirror-like fields and satin-finish reliefs, creating an attractive visual contrast.
Obverse:
Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by the inscription “ELIZABETH II D.G. REGINA”.
Reverse:
A historic steam locomotive alongside a map of Canada, with the inscription “CANADA DOLLAR 1981”, commemorating the centennial of the Trans-Canada Railway.
Features:
* Country: Canada.
* Year of issue: 1981.
* Face value: 1 Canadian dollar.
* Mint: Royal Canadian Mint.
* Metal: 500‰ silver (50% silver).
* Weight: 23.33 grams.
* Fine silver content: Approximately 11.66 grams.
* Diameter: 36 mm.
* Striking quality: Proof.
* Numismatic reference: KM#130.
Presentation:
The coin is preserved in its transparent protective capsule and comes with its black case with red velvet interior, the Royal Canadian Mint outer box, and original period sales documentation from Numisart Europa, S.A.
The inspection card is also included.
Condition:
Excellent visual presentation, with a Proof finish and preserved in its protective capsule. The case and documentation show slight signs of storage and age.
The photographs form part of the description and show the coin and all included items.
An interesting piece for collectors of silver commemorative coins, Canadian numismatics, and railway-themed items.

