1971 British Columbia Centennial Specimen Silver Dollar Coin – Royal Canadian Mint
1971 (1871-) Canadian $1 British Columbia Centennial Specimen Silver Dollar is the first non-circulating silver dollar was issued to the public in 1971 as a commemorative for the entry of British Columbia into Confederation in 1871. Its design is based on the provincial arms. The obverse features a modification of the Machin portrait in which the portrait of the Queen Elizabeth II was reduced slightly and her hair extensively redone.
Specifications
Mintage:
585,217
Composition:
50% silver, 50% copper
Finish:
Specimen
Weight:
23.3 g
Diameter:
36.07 mm
Certificate:
n/a
Face value:
1 dollar
The condition of the coin may vary from the picture. Some of the coins may be toned and come in a sleeve.
