Silver coin weighing 11.66 grams struck in .800 sterling silver

The 50-cent sterling silver coins were issued in Canada by the Royal Canadian Mint mainly in the first half of the 20th century. The .800 proof means that the coin contains 80% pure silver, making it attractive to collectors and investors alike. The obverse of these coins usually features the image of monarchs, including King George VI or Queen Elizabeth II. The reverse usually depicts Canada's coat of arms, symbolizing statehood and tradition. For many years, these coins served as normal means of payment in daily circulation. Today, they are valued numismatic objects, whose value depends on their state of preservation and current silver prices.

The presented coin is a circulation coin, it may have minor signs of use in the form of scratches, discoloration or abrasions. Review photos - the sent coin may have a different vintage and different state of preservation. Coins are sent randomly, depending on the vintage they differ in the image of the reverse.