Lot #322: Pair of Canadian 80% Silver Dollars – 1953 Voyageur & 1967 Centennial "Goose" (Toned)

Up for auction is a key pair of vintage Canadian silver dollars, highlighting two iconic designs from the Royal Canadian Mint. Both coins are struck in 80% Fine Silver (0.60 ext{ oz} pure silver total content across the two pieces). Included Coins: 1953 Canadian 1 "Voyageur" Silver Dollar: Obverse: First official coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Reverse: The classic Emanuel Hahn design featuring a fur trader and Indigenous guide in a birch bark canoe. 1867–1967 Canadian 1 "Goose" Centennial Silver Dollar: Obverse: Second portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Reverse: One-year-only Alex Colville commemorative design featuring the iconic Canada Goose in flight to celebrate Canada's 100th anniversary of Confederation. Condition & Finish Details Toning: Both coins show rich, natural aging and characterful surface toning. The 1967 Centennial dollar exhibits attractive rainbow hues along the outer rims, while the 1953 dollar has a deep, vintage patina. Grade/Wear: Circulated condition with strong design details, visible relief, and full readable inscriptions. Storage: Kept raw for clear visibility. Specifications Composition: 80% Silver, 20% Copper (per coin) Weight: 23.33 grams each Diameter: 36.00 mm each Total Pure Silver Content: 0.60 ext{ troy oz} (18.66 ext{ g}) total Pickup category timeslot {A}