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This 'Series I Geographic' set includes four Canadian commemorative coins:
Arnold Machin's right-facing bust of Queen Elizabeth II is shown on the obverse of each coin in this set with an inscription that reads 'ELIZABETH II CANADA 1973'. Machin's portrait was the second definitive effigy of Her Majesty used on Canadian coinage.
The coins in this set are all composed of .925 sterling silver, with the $5 coins weighing 24.30 grams each and the $10 coins weighing 48.60 grams each. That is a total weight of 145.80 grams or 134.86 grams of pure silver. Each piece boasts a premium, proof finish and a milled edge.
Montreal Olympics four-coin silver proof sets were originally issued in unique wooden cases by the Royal Canadian Mint. These cases have a leather lid and are closed with a press stud, which keeps the capsuled coins in place. Our pre-owned Olympics sets come complete with numbered certificates.
An extensive series of commemorative coins were produced in Canada ahead of the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. The seven silver collections include:
Each series is comprised of four coins, meaning that there are 28 coins to collect in total. A large cased silver proof set featuring 28 coins was also produced in limited numbers. These coins can also be found in a brilliant uncirculated format.
Some coins issued by the Royal Canadian Mint ahead of the 1976 Montreal Olympics were struck in .925 sterling silver with a proof finish. The four coin silver sets offer 134.86 grams of pure silver in total.