Released Between 1973 And 1976
Contains 1.4454 Troy Oz Of Actual Silver Content.
Issued A Face Value Of $10 (CAD) By Canada.
On The Obverse Side Of The Coin Is Queen Elizabeth II
1974 Canadian Olympics 1.5 oz Temple of Zeus $10 Coin
1970 Marked A Major Milestone For Canada Being Awarded As The Host Of The 1976 Summer Olympics Which Were Held In Montreal. With A Slowing Economy Due To Inflation, The Canadian Government Decided On An Ambitious Plan In Order To Fund The Building Of New Olympic Stadiums. An Olympic Commemorative Coin Series Was Issued Featuring A Portrait Of Queen Elizabeth On The Obverse And Various Olympic Themed Designs On The Reverse. It Was The First Time The Royal Canadian Mint Issued Coins With A Denomination Of 5 And $10 With A Satin Finish. The Series Consisted Of 28 Coins; 14 – $5 Coins & 14 – $10 Coins,. Early On These Were Mainly Sold Through The Canadian Mint, Bullion Dealers As Well As Banks.
The Coin Featured In This Listing Is The Olympic” Temple of Zeus“$10 Coin. The Reverse Features a beautiful depiction of the Temple Along With The Olympic Logo And The Denomination. The Obverse Features The Young Bust Of Queen Elizabeth The Second At The Age Of 39, Along With A Maple Leaf And The Date. All Of The $10 Coins In The Series Were Minted In.925 Silver. The Coin Weighs 48.6 Grams Which Equals 1.445 Troy Ounces Of Pure Silver.. The coins are all in exceptional condition. Absolutely no toning, scratches or milk spots. When the photos is the coin you will receive. The Coin Arrives In A Brand New Direct Fit Airtight Capsule…
Original price was: $63.95.$54.75Current price is: $54.75.
Out of stock
| Certification | Uncertified |
|---|---|
| Strike Type | Satin |
| Brand/Mint | Royal Canadian Mint |
| Composition | Silver |
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