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1974 Lacrosse Ten Dollars Silver Proof Canadian Coin

CA74LA10 1974 Lacrosse Ten Dollars Silver Proof Canadian Coin

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Buy a Canada 1974 Lacrosse $10 Silver Proof

This 1974 Lacrosse $10 is a Royal Canadian Mint silver coin struck in the lead-up to the 1976 Montreal Olympics. The coin belongs to the third of seven mini collections and is one of four coins in the vintage Olympic Sport set. Its reverse depicts an early form of Lacrosse, with the players being of Aboriginal Canadian origin. It is one of four designs crafted by Walter Ott for the series. Struck in a mighty 48.60 grams of sterling silver, the coin is a special example in this Canadian proof coin collection, which heralded the Montreal Olympics. This is a single coin, pre-owned and ready for your collection.

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1974 Definitive obverse

The obverse of the coin is by Arnold Machin, showing Elizabeth II's definitive effigy with his initials. A small maple leaf splits the inscription ELIZABETH II CANADA 1974'.

Montreal 1976: Lacrosse $10

The reverse shows Native Canadians playing lacrosse in their own traditional ruleset. Walter Ott crafted this design, which includes the Olympic and Montreal logos, as well as the remaining entries from Series III. 

Silver Proof Canadian Coin

This proof coin is struck in 48.60 grams of sterling silver (.925). It measures 45.00 millimetres in diameter and is a Ten Canadian Dollar piece.

Series III Montreal Olympics Lacrosse

The four-coin 1974 Montreal Olympics Series III, including this collectable pre-owned edition. This is an individual coin from the release that represents classic Olympic events from the beginning of the modern era.