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Canada 10 Cents 1967 - Elizabeth II 2nd portrait, Confederation- 80% Commemorative issue Rare Silver Coin #L-653

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10 Cents - Elizabeth IIΒ 2nd portrait, Confederation- 80%

Commemorative issue

100th Anniversary of Canada

🌟 Rare 1967 Canada 10 Cents Silver Coin
πŸ” 2nd portrait of Queen Elizabeth II
πŸ’Ž Commemorative issue for Canada's 100th Anniversary
πŸš€ Highly collectible and historically significant
πŸ’° Valuable addition to any numismatic collection

Description

IssuerCanadaΒ 
QueenElizabeth IIΒ (1952-2022)
TypeCirculating commemorative coins
Year1967
Value10 Cents
0.10Β CAD = INR 6.18
CurrencyDollar (1858-date)
CompositionSilver (.800) (.800 silver .200 copper)
Weight2.33Β g
Diameter18.034Β mm
Thickness1.21Β mm
ShapeRound
TechniqueMilled
OrientationMedal alignment ↑

Indulge in the historic charm of the Canada 10 Cents 1967 silver coin featuring the 2nd portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Issued as a circulating commemorative coin to mark the 100th Anniversary of Canada, this rare piece holds significant collectible value. Crafted in 80% silver and 20% copper, this coin weighs 2.33g with a diameter of 18.034mm and a milled edge. The obverse showcases the iconic portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse highlights the commemorative Confederation design. This coin's rarity, historical significance, and exquisite craftsmanship make it a prized possession for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. Add this piece to your collection to own a piece of Canadian heritage.

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