Whether you're an avid collector or a curious newcomer, the world of antiques and treasures is just a tap away. Download the Beck Auctions Bidding App for an unparalleled auction experience, available for both Apple and Android devices. Simply visit the App Store and search for "Beck Auctions" to get started. Explore an exquisite collection of antiques, jewelry, and unique finds. Bid conveniently from your phone, anytime, anywhere. Seamlessly search for specific items or browse our diverse categories. Join a community of passionate collectors and enthusiasts. Good luck with your bidding! For more information, visit us at www.beckauctions.com. Dive into a world of remarkable treasures and make your next great discovery with Beck Auctions. Your adventure awaits…

1.Authenticity and Condition of Items: Every item up for auction is sold as-is where-is. There are no warranties on any items. We believe in transparency and will provide detailed viewing options for each item in our sales. Our commitment to authenticity is unparalleled. All jewelry is expertly authenticated by Beck Gemological Laboratory www.beckgemlab.com, ensuring that what you bid on is precisely as described in our catalogue. 2.Buyer’s Premium and Taxes: A Buyer’s Premium of 17.5% will be added to the final bid / hammer price of each item. GST is applicable on all sales. Visit Us: Beck Auctions Inc. is conveniently located at 2050 227th Ave NE, Edmonton, AB, Canada T5Y 6H5. 3.Directions: Take Manning Drive North towards Fort Saskatchewan. After passing the temple, take the first right and then a left down the gravel road. We're open every day, welcoming you to explore a world of wonders. 4.Contact Information: For inquiries and assistance, feel free to contact us at Tel: 825-777-6666. To connect directly with Clinton Beck, Auctioneer, please text 780-966-1930. At Beck Auctions Inc., we are more than just an auction house – we are a community of enthusiasts, collectors, and historians.

If you do not pick up your items a fee of $40 minimum will be applied to your bill to transport back to the auction house. Your card on file will be charged and you will have 48 hours to pick up your items from the auction house. If you need longer, arrangements can be made. If you do not pick up your items from the auction house after a month, your items will be considered abandoned and seized. If you contact us about not being able to make it in that time frame, we can help arrange something with you. Shipping & Packing Fees Start at $40.00 Plus Canada Post Envelopes are $20.00 We ship through Canada Post, which means we can only ship within the parameters of their dimensions & weight. Anything won in our auctions above and beyond that will be forfeited. Furniture Deliver is Available by Quote. Contact Clinton Beck at 1-780-966-1930 for an estimate. Beck Auctions is not responsible for any damage to items during shipping or transport. (If you buy fragile items consider risk of shipping)

2012 Canada $20 commemorative coin, struck in 99.99% fine silver with a weight of 32g. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, reverse depicts a Mountie with horse and royal insignia. Legal tender coin with ER crest. Diameter approximately 38mm.

2018 Canada $20 coin features a colourized maple leaf design with Queen Elizabeth II and royal cypher on reverse. Struck in 32 grams of .9999 fine silver. Official legal tender from the Royal Canadian Mint, showing detailed Canadian artistry and notable royal motifs.

2013 Canadian $20 legal tender coin featuring Bathygnathus borealis. Struck in .9999 fine silver, total weight 31g. Obverse depicts Queen Elizabeth II. Reverse features prehistoric Bathygnathus borealis. Diameter approximately 38 mm. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint.

This 2015 Canadian $20 coin features an Albertosaurus sarcophagus design and is struck from .9999 fine silver, weighing 32 grams. The obverse displays the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. This collectible coin celebrates prehistoric life and Canadian heritage.

This is a 2014 Canadian $20 coin made from .9999 fine silver, weighing 32 grams. The design features two bison on one side and a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on the other. The coin combines collectability with high silver purity and clear Canadian themes.

2013 Canadian $20 silver coin, 32 grams of .9999 fine silver. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II; reverse shows a beaver with CANADA and denomination. Brilliant uncirculated.

2012 Canadian $20 coin featuring artwork by Arthur Lismer. Struck in .9999 fine silver and weighing 32 grams. Obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II, reverse highlights a historical scene. Legal tender, part of a Canadian commemorative series.

2013 Canada $20 coin featuring a beaver on one side and Queen Elizabeth II on the other. Struck in 32g of .9999 fine silver. Obverse reads 'Elizabeth II D.G. Regina.' This collector coin was issued by the Royal Canadian Mint.

This is a 2008 Canadian $20 commemorative coin featuring a Christmas scene, struck in .9999 fine silver with a weight of 32g. The obverse features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint, it is both a legal tender and a collectible silver coin.

Commemorative 2012 Canada $20 silver coin marking the Diamond Jubilee (1952–2012) of Queen Elizabeth II. Struck in .9999 fine silver, weighing 32 grams, with crowned monogram and laurel design on obverse, and effigy of Queen Elizabeth II on reverse.

Canadian $10 silver coin dated 2014. Composed of .9999 fine silver, weight 16 grams. Features Queen Elizabeth II on one side and a coloured design of a historical march with soldiers and civilians on the other. Minted in Canada. Diameter approx. 34 mm.

2011 Canadian $10 commemorative coin struck in .9999 fine silver with a weight of 16 grams. Features a snowy winter village scene with coloured holly leaves on one side, and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Legal tender issued by the Royal Canadian Mint.

2011 Canadian $10 coin, .9999 fine silver, weight 16g. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, reverse displays a skating scene with festive holly. A collectible silver coin issued by Canada, ideal for collectors seeking Canadian silver legal tender.

2013 Canadian $10 coin featuring a colourful winter skating scene. Struck in .9999 fine silver, 16 grams. Obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II, 'D.G. Regina'. Legal tender with enameled design. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint, diameter approx. 34mm.

2013 Canadian $10 coin, struck in .9999 fine silver and weighing 16g. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II; reverse shows a colourful winter skating scene. Legal tender from the Royal Canadian Mint. Diameter approximately 34mm. Excellent collector's item with vivid enamel artwork.

This is a 2013 Canadian $10 coin, struck in .9999 fine silver with a weight of 16 grams. The coin displays a winter family skating scene in colour on one side, and the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on the other. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint.

This is a 2013 Canada $10 coin made of .9999 fine silver, weighing 16 grams. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse displays a colourized winter skating scene. Denomination: 10 dollars. A collector's piece commemorating Canadian winter traditions in high-purity silver.

2013 Canadian $10 colourized silver coin featuring a winter skating scene. Made of .9999 fine silver and weighs 16 grams. Obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. Brilliant detailed artwork, legal tender, and collectible issue from the Royal Canadian Mint.

This is a 2003 Canadian silver dollar commemorative coin marking the 100th anniversary (1903-2003). Features a fox in the foreground and a mining structure in the background. Obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II with "D.G. Regina" inscription. Approximate diameter 36mm. Proof-like finish.

This is a 2003 Canadian dollar coin struck in .9999 fine silver with a weight of 25 grams. The obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse depicts a mining scene, fox, and commemorates 1903-2003. Inscriptions include 'Canada Dollar' and 'Elizabeth II D·G·Regina.'

This 2002 Canada Dollar features Queen Elizabeth II and a commemorative design celebrating her reign from 1952-2002. Struck in .9999 fine silver, the coin weighs 25 grams. Includes both a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and a detailed celebration motif on the reverse. A notable collectible for Canadian numismatics.

This Canadian dollar coin features Queen Elizabeth II and commemorates her Golden Jubilee, marking the years 1952–2002. Struck in .9999 fine silver, the coin weighs 25 grams. The obverse presents the Queen’s portrait with inscriptions, while the reverse highlights a royal carriage scene and the denomination.

Commemorative Canadian dollar coin marking Queen Elizabeth II's 1952-2002 Jubilee. Features detailed portrait and crown carriage. Struck in .9999 fine silver, weight 25 grams. Obverse shows Elizabeth II with inscriptions 'ELIZABETH II D G REGINA 1952 2002'. Reverse inscribed 'Canada Dollar.'

Issued in 2002, this Canadian $4 coin features a depiction of a Tyrannosaurus rex and Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse. Struck in .9999 fine silver, it weighs 16 grams. Legal tender in Canada, this collector coin combines numismatic with paleontological appeal.

2015 Canadian $50 coin featuring a beaver design, struck in .9999 fine silver and weighing 16 grams. Obverse depicts Queen Elizabeth II. Official legal tender issued by the Royal Canadian Mint.

This is a 2014 Canadian $10 coin featuring a holographic-style dragonfly. Composed of .9999 fine silver, it weighs 16 grams. The obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II with 'D. G. Regina'. The reverse has the denomination, year, and the dragonfly design. Diameter approx. 34 mm.

2014 Canadian $20 coin featuring a bobcat design, struck in .9999 fine silver with a total weight of 9 grams. Obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II with "ELIZABETH II D G REGINA" inscription. Denomination and silver content marked on reverse.

Canadian $20 coin issued in 2014 featuring a snowman motif. Struck in .9999 fine silver and weighs 9 grams. Obverse depicts Queen Elizabeth II with D.G. Regina inscription. Reverse highlights a sculpted snowman design. Face value $20.

2014 Canadian $20 commemorative coin featuring a snowman design, struck in .9999 fine silver with a weight of 9 grams. Obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. Denomination marked as 20 Dollars. Suitable for collectors of Canadian silver coins.

2012 Canadian $20 coin features a polar bear swimming, struck in .9999 fine silver and weighs 9 grams. Obverse displays Queen Elizabeth II. Legal tender with denomination marked on the reverse. Coin issued by the Royal Canadian Mint.

2012 Canadian $20 coin made of .9999 fine silver, weighing 9 grams. Features two maple leaves above water on one side, and the profile of Queen Elizabeth II with inscriptions on the other. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint.

This Canadian $20 coin features a 2013 Year of the Snake design, struck in 9 grams of .9999 fine silver. The obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II with D G Regina inscription. The reverse displays a snake motif with bamboo leaves, along with weight, silver purity, and denomination.

This is a 2014 Canadian $20 coin featuring a snowman design. Struck from .9999 fine silver with a weight of 9 grams, the coin displays Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Marked "ARGENT PUR" signifying its silver purity, this collectible coin holds both numismatic and bullion value.

2015 Canadian $20 coin featuring Bugs Bunny, struck in .9999 fine silver with a weight of 9 grams. Obverse displays Queen Elizabeth II. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint, this collectible piece combines Looney Tunes character art with official Canadian currency.

This 2012 Canadian $20 coin features two maple leaves on rippling water, minted in .9999 fine silver with a weight of 9g. The obverse bears the profile of Queen Elizabeth II and the inscription "ELIZABETH II D•G•REGINA." Face value is $20.

This is a 2015 Canadian $20 commemorative coin featuring the FIFA Women’s World Cup design. Struck in 9 grams of .9999 fine silver, the obverse displays Queen Elizabeth II and the reverse highlights a soccer motif and tournament branding. Official legal tender, issued by the Royal Canadian Mint.

This is a 2015 Canadian $5 coin crafted from 9 grams of .9999 fine silver. One side features a coloured Canadian flag with maple leaves, while the other side displays Queen Elizabeth II with the inscription 'ELIZABETH II D.G. REGINA.' The coin is legal tender and has a diameter of approximately 37.97 mm, standard for $5 silver coins from Canada.

2014 Canadian 20 dollar coin featuring a lynx, struck in 9 grams of .9999 fine silver. Obverse depicts Queen Elizabeth II with 'ELIZABETH II D·G·REGINA' inscription. Reverse reads 'FINE SILVER ARGENT PUR 9999' above the lynx image. Legal tender issued by the Royal Canadian Mint.

This is a 2014 Canada $20 coin featuring a snowman theme, struck in .9999 fine silver with a weight of 9g. The obverse displays the portrait of Elizabeth II, while the reverse features a snowman amidst falling snow. Denomination marked as 20 dollars.

This is a 2014 Canadian $10 coin featuring a snowman, struck in 9 grams of .9999 fine silver. The obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II with inscriptions. The reverse displays a playful snowman surrounded by snowflakes. The coin is legal tender, composed of pure silver.

2014 Canadian $20 coin struck in .9999 fine silver, weight 9 grams. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II with legend. Reverse shows a person diving into water, trees in background, denomination and fine silver details. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint.

2014 Canadian $20 coin, struck in .9999 fine silver, 9 grams. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II. The reverse depicts a water sport scene and is marked 'FINE SILVER ARGENT PUR 9999.' Face value $20. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint. Diameter approx. 27mm.

This is a 2011 Canadian $20 coin crafted from .9999 fine silver with a weight of 9 grams. The reverse features a festive snowman design, while the obverse bears the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. The coin is legal tender and marked with 'ARGENT PUR,' confirming its high silver purity.

2013 Canadian $20 coin featuring a hockey player, made from 9g of .9999 fine silver. Obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint as legal tender. Coin is encapsulated for protection.

Canadian $2 commemorative coin featuring a polar bear on the reverse and Queen Elizabeth II, marking 1952-2002, on the obverse. Struck in .9999 fine silver with a 24k gold plated core, total weight 9 grams.

This is a 2000 Canada $2 coin featuring a polar bear design, made from .9999 fine silver with a 24k gold plated core. The coin weighs 9 grams and displays 'KNOWLEDGE 2000 LE SAVOIR' and Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse side. Legal tender denomination: 2 dollars.

This Canadian $2 'Knowledge 2000' coin features a polar bear design. Struck in .9999 fine silver with a 24k gold plated core and a total weight of 9g. The obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint to celebrate knowledge and learning.

This 2000 Canadian $2 coin features a .9999 fine silver outer ring and a 24k gold plated core, weighing 9 grams. The reverse depicts a polar bear, while the obverse features Queen Elizabeth II. A collectible piece combining precious metals and Canada's iconic design.

This is a 2001 Canadian $2 coin featuring a bear, made of .9999 fine silver and weighs 9 grams. The core is plated with 24k gold. Obverse displays Queen Elizabeth II. Encapsulated for protection.

This 2003 Canada 2 Dollar coin features a .9999 fine silver composition with a 24k gold plated core. The coin weighs 9 grams and displays the classic polar bear design on one side and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse.

This is a 1998 Canadian Dollar commemorative coin honouring the RCMP, minted in .925 sterling silver with a weight of 25.2 grams. The obverse displays Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse marks RCMP's centennial (1873-1998) with a mounted officer. Diameter approximately 36 mm.

This 2001 Canadian dollar coin commemorates 50 years of ballet. Struck from .925 sterling silver and weighing 25.2 grams, it features an image of ballet dancers and the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse. The edge is reeded and the coin is uncirculated.

This 1993 Canada Dollar coin commemorates the Stanley Cup centennial and is struck in .925 sterling silver, weighing 25.2g. Features hockey players and Stanley Cup images, with CANADA DOLLAR and anniversary dates (1893-1993) inscribed. Ideal for collectors of hockey or Canadian coins.

This is a 1998 Canada Dollar commemorating the RCMP, made from .925 sterling silver and weighing 25.2 grams. Features an RCMP officer on horseback on one side, with the dual dates 1873-1998, and Queen Elizabeth II on the other.

This is a 2007 Canadian one dollar coin crafted from .925 sterling silver and weighing 25.2 grams. One side features Elizabeth II, while the other depicts a detailed Indigenous figure with traditional headdress and jewelry. The coin includes both historical and cultural motifs.

Commemorative Canada dollar coin marking 100 years of the Stanley Cup, 1893-1993. Features a hockey player, the cup, and .925 sterling silver composition with a total weight of 25.2g. Obverse displays Queen Elizabeth II. A collectible piece for hockey and coin enthusiasts.

This 2011 Canada Dollar commemorative coin is crafted in .925 sterling silver and weighs 25.2 grams. It features Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and a design celebrating 1911–2011 on the reverse. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint as a centennial piece.

This 1996 Canada Dollar features the McIntosh apple design and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Struck in .925 sterling silver with a weight of 25.2 grams. The coin commemorates the bicentennial of the McIntosh apple, with "1796 CANADA DOLLAR 1996" inscribed on one side.

This is a 2000 Canada Dollar coin struck in .925 sterling silver with a weight of 25.2g. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, and the reverse showcases a design commemorating Canada’s entry into the new millennium. High-grade finish and collectible with silver content.

This 2008 Canadian dollar coin is crafted from .925 sterling silver and weighs 25.2 grams. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse depicts an early Canadian explorer. Limited mintage and silver content make this a sought-after collector piece.

This is a 1993 Canada Dollar commemorative coin crafted in .925 sterling silver and weighing 25.2g. Features hockey players, the Stanley Cup trophies, and years 1893-1993, marking the Stanley Cup centennial. Obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II. A collectible issue for Canadian coin and hockey enthusiasts.

This 2001 Canadian dollar coin celebrates The Royal Ballet, featuring ballet dancers on the reverse and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Minted in .925 sterling silver with a weight of 25.2 grams. Commemorates the 1951-2001 period.

This Canadian dollar coin commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Stanley Cup, issued in 1993. Minted in .925 sterling silver and weighing 25.2 grams, it features a hockey player, the Stanley Cup, and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. A collectible for hockey and coin enthusiasts.

Commemorative $1 Canada coin minted in 2011, crafted in .925 sterling silver and weighing 25.2 grams. Features the dual-dated 1911-2011 design and a crowned portrait of King George V. Obverse text "GEORGIVS V DEI GRA: REX ET IND: IMP:". Issued to mark 100 years since the original 1911 silver dollar.

1998 Canadian dollar coin in .925 sterling silver, weight 25.2g. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II. Reverse depicts a mounted RCMP officer with years 1873–1998. Commemorates the 125th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Diameter approx. 36mm.

This 1996 Canadian dollar coin is struck in .925 sterling silver and weighs 25.2 grams. The reverse shows a detailed scene with a sled team of wolves, and the obverse features Queen Elizabeth II. Issued as a commemorative piece, it highlights Canada's natural and cultural heritage.

This Canadian $25 coin, struck in .925 sterling silver and weighing 29 grams, commemorates the Vancouver 2010 Olympics. Features Queen Elizabeth II on one side and a stylized curling rock design with a maple leaf on the other. Dated 2008. Measures approx. 40mm diameter.

This 1974 Canadian Junior Olympics medal from Edmonton, Alberta, is crafted from .900 fine silver and weighs 23 grams. The obverse features a maple leaf with Olympic rings and event details. The reverse shows a classical scene with a torchbearer. Commemorative piece for the August 1974 championships.

This is a .925 sterling silver commemorative medal weighing 11g, issued for Alberta's 75th anniversary (1905-1980). One side features the anniversary logo and recognition details, while the other displays the Alberta provincial coat of arms. Diameter approximately 30mm.

Three 2011 Canada 25-cent coins, each struck in .925 sterling silver. Each coin weighs 6g, with a combined total of 18g. Designs feature stylized animals and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Distinct coloured backgrounds highlight each animal motif.

4-coin Canadian proof set from 2000, all struck in .925 sterling silver. Includes 5, 10, 25, and 50 cent coins featuring national symbols: beaver, Bluenose schooner, caribou, and Coat of Arms. Total silver weight is 23g. Obverse depicts Queen Elizabeth II. Each coin presented in proof quality.

2001 Canadian proof coin set featuring four coins: 50 cents, 25 cents, 10 cents, and 5 cents. All coins are struck in .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 23g. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, reverse includes classic Canadian designs. Excellent condition, clear details.

Complete 2002 Canadian proof coin set struck in .925 sterling silver, with a total weight of 23 grams. The set includes 5, 10, 25, and 50 cent coins, showing classic Canadian designs and Queen Elizabeth II (1952-2002) on the obverse. Each coin is in proof condition.

2003 Canadian proof coin set with 25 cents (caribou), 10 cents (Bluenose schooner), 50 cents (coat of arms), and 5 cents (beaver), all minted in .925 sterling silver. Total weight: 23 grams. Each coin features Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Coins are in proof condition.

Three 1992 Canadian province quarter commemoratives: Manitoba, Prince Edward Island, and British Columbia. Each coin is .925 silver, 6g each, 18g total. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, reverse shows province-specific designs. Denomination: 25 cents each.

2004 Canadian dollar coin commemorating the Olympics, featuring a colourized red maple leaf and Olympic rings, with a loon and Elizabeth II on obverse. Coin is .925 sterling silver and weighs 7 grams. Distinct twelve-sided edge. Collectible version from the official Royal Canadian Mint series.

This is a Canadian 2004 dollar coin, colourized with Olympic rings and torch, minted from .925 sterling silver and weighing 7 grams. The reverse features a loon and Olympic symbols, and the obverse displays the profile of Queen Elizabeth II. Limited edition collectible.

Part of the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series, this .925 sterling silver commemorative coin weighs 36.9g (1.10 troy ounces pure silver). It features Sir James Clark Ross and his Antarctic discoveries (1839-1843) and is individually numbered 2668 with clear hallmarks on the edge.

This is a Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series coin, depicting the Capture of Gibraltar. Struck in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 36.9g, which equals 1.10 troy ounces of pure silver. Features historical text and unique serial number 2668, with visible maker's hallmarks on the edge.

Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series .925 sterling silver commemorative coin featuring Captain Cook, 'Navigator Extraordinary.' Weighs 36.9g (1.10 troy oz) of pure silver. Edge hallmarks and serial number 2663 present. Obverse includes portrait and legend, reverse details Cook's accomplishments. Diameter approx. 44mm.

This is a .925 sterling silver coin from the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series. Depicts the H.M.S. Captain 1869 turret ship, designed by Captain Cowper Coles, and notes its capsize in 1870. The coin weighs 36.9g, containing 1.10 troy ounces of pure silver. Edge numbered 2663 with British hallmarks. Diameter approx. 44 mm.

This .925 sterling silver coin is part of the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series. Features McClintock's search for Franklin, weighing 36.9g (1.10 troy ounces of pure silver). Edge stamped with hallmarks and serial number 2668. Diameter approx. 44mm. Includes scenes and inscriptions related to Sir John Franklin's Arctic expedition.

This .925 sterling silver coin weighs 36.9g (1.10 troy ounces pure silver) and is from the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series. Features Sir Richard Grenville, commander of HMS Revenge, with detailed scene and hallmark on the rim. Reverse commemorates his last battle in 1591. Serial number 2663 on edge.

This Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series coin commemorates Admiral Nelson, Victor of Trafalgar. Struck in .925 sterling silver, it weighs 36.9g (1.10 troy ounces of pure silver). The edge is hallmarked and individually numbered 2668. Obverse features Admiral Nelson; reverse details his legacy and HMS Victory.

From the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series, this .925 sterling silver coin depicts Admiral Hawke and The Royal George. The coin weighs 36.9g, containing 1.10 troy ounces of pure silver. Hallmarks, serial number 2663, and detailed images on both sides are present.

This .925 sterling silver coin is part of the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series. It commemorates the Normandy Landings of D-Day, 6 June 1944. The coin weighs 36.9g, containing 1.10 troy ounces of pure silver. Each coin features relevant designs and hallmarking, with a unique serial number, here numbered 2663.

This .925 sterling silver coin from the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series commemorates the "Attack on Taranto". Total metal weight is 36.9g with 1.10 troy ounces of pure silver. The coin features engraved imagery and historical reference to the WWII event. Edge is hallmarked and numbered 2663.

This .925 sterling silver coin weighs 36.9g (1.10 troy oz pure silver) and is part of the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series. Features the P.S. "Hindostan," the first P&O steamer in China service, launched in 1842 and sold in 1856. Edge hallmarks and issue number 2663.

This .925 sterling silver coin from the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series features Samuel Plimsoll (1824-98), known as "The Sailor's Friend." The coin weighs 36.9g (1.10 troy ounces of pure silver). Obverse and reverse depict Plimsoll's campaign for seaman welfare, hallmark and serial number 2663 on edge.

This is a .925 sterling silver coin from the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series. It commemorates HMS Challenger’s 1872-76 global hydrographic survey. The coin has a total weight of 36.9g, containing 1.10 troy ounces of pure silver. Edge marked with hallmarks and number 2663.

Part of the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series, this .925 sterling silver coin honours Admiral of the Fleet Earl Beatty (1871-1936). Weighs 36.9g (1.10 troy oz pure silver). Features hallmark and serial number 2663. The coin details Beatty's naval achievements.

Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series sterling silver commemorative coin. Features S.S. 'Bakuin', the first British-built and owned oil tanker, completed in 1886. Marked .925 silver, 36.9 grams total metal weight (1.10 troy ounces of pure silver), edge number 2668 and proper hallmarks.

This is a .925 sterling silver coin from the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series, weighing 36.9g (1.10 troy ounces pure silver). It commemorates The Raid on Zeebrugge, a 1918 British naval action against a German submarine base, led by Admiral Sir Roger Keyes. Serial number 2663 and hallmark on edge.

This .925 sterling silver coin is part of the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series. It commemorates the Battle of Jutland, 1916, and weighs 36.9g (1.10 troy ounces of pure silver). The coin features hallmarking and is serialized with number 2668.

This .925 sterling silver coin is from the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series. It weighs 36.9 grams with 1.10 troy ounces of pure silver. Features the S.S. Oceanic (1870), referencing its maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York on March 2, 1871. Edge marked with hallmarks and number 2668.

Sterling silver commemorative medal featuring Martin Frobisher and his search for the North West Passage. Reverse details Frobisher's biography. Full UK silver hallmarks and medal serial number 2663 on edge. Approximate diameter: 57 mm. Obverse text: 'FROBISHER SEARCH FOR THE NORTH WEST PASSAGE.'

This .925 sterling silver coin, part of the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series, commemorates Tilbury Dock opened in 1886. It weighs 36.9g (1.10 troy ounces of pure silver) and is numbered 2663. The coin features hallmark, border inscription, and historical reverse text.

This .925 sterling silver coin is part of the Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series. It features Commodore George Anson and his voyage around the world. Total metal weight is 36.9g, with 1.10 troy ounces of pure silver. The edge shows hallmarks, maker's stamp, and serial number 2668.

Mountbatten Medallic History of Great Britain & The Sea series coin. Celebrates the T.S. Queen Mary, highlighting key dates: 1930 laid down, Blue Riband 1938, and 1000th trip in 1967. .925 sterling silver, 36.9g total, 1.10 troy ounces pure silver. Numbered 2663 with hallmarks on the edge. Approximately 44mm diameter.

2003 Canadian $20 coin featuring a car motif with selective gold plating. Struck in .925 silver, this coin contains 31g (1.00 troy ounce) of silver. The obverse displays Queen Elizabeth II. Unique collectible for automotive or coin enthusiasts. Diameter approx. 38 mm.

This is a commemorative $10 coin from the XXI Olympiad Montreal 1976, struck in .925 sterling silver. The coin features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on one side and an Olympic design on the other. It has a total metal weight of 48.6 grams, equivalent to 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Dated 1976.

This 1976 Montreal Olympics $10 commemorative coin is struck in .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 48.6 grams, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse depicts athletes, event details, and Olympic insignia. Denomination: $10. Issued for the XXI Olympiad.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $10 commemorative coin struck in .925 sterling silver, featuring Elizabeth II on one side and the Montreal cityscape on the reverse. The coin has a total metal weight of 48.6g, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Dated 1973, as issued for the 1976 Olympics.

Commemorative $10 coin from the XXI Olympiad, Montreal 1976. Contains .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 48.6 grams, equivalent to 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Features city skyline and Olympic logo, with Queen Elizabeth II on reverse and Canada 1973 inscription.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics XXI Olympiad $10 collector coin, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 48.6g, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse features cyclists and official event markings.

1976 Montreal Olympic Games $10 commemorative coin. Struck in .925 sterling silver, total weight 48.6g with 1.45 troy ounces pure silver. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II dated 1974, reverse depicts Parthenon and Olympic rings. Denomination $10.

This 1976 Montreal Olympics $10 commemorative coin is struck in .925 sterling silver, with a total metal weight of 48.6 grams. The coin contains 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. It features the Olympic logo, event imagery, and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Dated 1975.

1976 Montreal Olympics $10 coin featuring cyclists. Made of .925 sterling silver, total metal weight 48.6 grams, contains 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse has Queen Elizabeth II and maple leaf, inscribed 'Elizabeth II Canada 1974'.

Commemorative $10 coin issued for the 1976 XXI Olympiad in Montreal. Features Olympic imagery and Queen Elizabeth II portrait. Struck in .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 48.6 grams, containing 1.45 troy ounces pure silver. Dated 1976, legal tender in Canada.

1976 Montreal Olympics commemorative $10 coin struck in .925 sterling silver, 48.6g total weight, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Features the Olympic motif and effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. Legal tender from Canada, dated 1974 on obverse and 1976 on reverse.

1976 Montreal Olympics 10 Dollar commemorative coin, struck in .925 sterling silver. Features Olympic logo, athletes, and Queen Elizabeth II. Total metal weight is 48.6g, with 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver content. Face value of $10, issued for the XXI Olympiad in Montréal, Canada.

Commemorative $10 coin issued for the 1976 Montreal Olympics, struck in .925 sterling silver. Coin features Montreal skyline and Olympic motif, with Queen Elizabeth II on reverse. Total metal weight is 48.6 grams, equal to 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver.

This is a 1976 Montréal Olympic $10 coin minted in .925 sterling silver, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver with a total metal weight of 48.6 grams. One side depicts Olympic imagery and the other features Queen Elizabeth II with the year 1975.

This is a .925 sterling silver $10 commemorative coin from the 1976 Montreal Olympics, featuring a total weight of 48.6 grams, equivalent to 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. The coin displays the Olympic emblem and a stylized design, with Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse, dated 1976.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $10 commemorative coin in .925 sterling silver. Features Parthenon imagery, Olympic rings, and Queen Elizabeth II on obverse. Total metal weight is 48.6g, with 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Issued by Canada in 1974 for the XXI Olympiad.

This coin is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $10 issue, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 48.6 grams, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. One side features the Olympic motif, while the other displays Queen Elizabeth II with the date 1975.

Commemorative $10 coin from the 1976 Montreal Olympics, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 48.6 grams, containing 1.45 troy ounces pure silver. Features the Olympic emblem, Montreal 1976, and Olympiad XXI text, with Queen Elizabeth II on reverse. Canadian issue.

Official 1976 Montreal XXI Olympiad $10 coin struck in .925 sterling silver. Features Olympic swimmer design on front and Queen Elizabeth II on reverse. Contains 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver, with a total metal weight of 48.6 grams. Dated 1975. Denomination: 10 Dollars.

1976 Montreal Olympics $10 commemorative coin in .925 sterling silver. Features Olympiad XXI design with a total weight of 48.6 grams and contains 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse depicts Queen Elizabeth II, dated 1974. A collectible piece from the Montreal games.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $10 coin struck in .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 48.6 grams, providing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II and the reverse depicts Olympic imagery. Issued for the XXI Olympiad.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympiad $10 commemorative coin, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 48.6g, equating to 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse depicts a classical structure. Issued for the XXI Olympiad in Canada.

1976 Montreal Olympiad $10 commemorative coin, minted in .925 sterling silver and containing 48.6g total metal weight, equivalent to 1.45 troy ounces pure silver. Features Olympic stadium design on reverse, Queen Elizabeth II and maple leaf on obverse. Issued for the XXI Olympiad in Canada.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $10 commemorative coin, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 48.6 grams (1.45 troy ounces of pure silver). The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II and the reverse highlights the XXI Olympiad design. Dated 1975.

1976 Montreal Olympiad $10 coin struck in .925 sterling silver, featuring hockey players on the obverse and Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse. Total metal weight is 48.6g, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Issued to commemorate the XXI Olympiad in Montreal.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $10 coin minted in .925 sterling silver. The total metal weight is 48.6 grams, yielding 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, reverse depicts cyclists and Olympic insignia. Dated 1974. Diameter approx. 45mm.

This 1976 Montreal Olympics $10 commemorative coin is struck in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 48.6 grams (1.45 troy ounces of pure silver). Features include Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and a world map with Olympic insignia on the reverse. Dated 1976, issued by Canada.

1976 Montreal Olympics commemorative $10 coin, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 48.6g (1.45 troy ounces of pure silver). Features Olympic imagery on one side and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Denomination: 10 Dollars. Issued for the XXI Olympiad.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympic $10 commemorative coin, crafted in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 48.6 grams (1.45 troy ounces of pure silver). Features lacrosse players on the reverse and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Dated 1974, issued for the XXI Olympiad in Canada.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $10 commemorative coin composed of .925 sterling silver, with a total metal weight of 48.6 grams (1.45 troy ounces pure silver). Features Queen Elizabeth II on one side and the Olympiad XXI design on the other. Issued for the Montreal 1976 Games.

Official 1976 Montreal Olympiad $10 coin in .925 sterling silver. Weighs 48.6g total, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Features an Indigenous Lacrosse scene on front and Queen Elizabeth II with Canada 1974 on reverse. Denomination: 10 Dollars. Diameter approx. 45mm.

Official .925 sterling silver $10 coin commemorating the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Weighs 48.6 grams with 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver content. Shows the Olympic logo, world map, and 'Montréal 1976' on one side; Queen Elizabeth II and maple leaf on reverse. Canadian legal tender.

Commemorative $10 coin issued for the 1976 Montreal Olympics, crafted in .925 sterling silver. Features world map design with 'Olympiade XXI' inscription on one side and Queen Elizabeth II on the other. Weighs 48.6g, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Dated 1973 on the obverse.

This is a Canadian $10 commemorative coin for the 1976 Montreal XXI Olympiad. Struck in .925 sterling silver, it has a total metal weight of 48.6 grams, with a pure silver content of 1.45 troy ounces. One side features the Olympic design, while the other depicts Queen Elizabeth II.

Official 1976 Montreal XXI Olympiad $10 coin crafted from .925 sterling silver. Total metal weight is 48.6 grams, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, reverse shows Olympic design with Montreal 1976 inscription. Diameter approx. 45mm.

Commemorative $10 coin from the 1976 Montreal Olympics, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 48.6 grams, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Features a cityscape and Olympic logo on one side, Queen Elizabeth II on the other. Dated 1976. Housed in a protective capsule.

Commemorative $10 coin from the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Struck in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 48.6 grams, equivalent to 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse features a profile motif and Olympic markings, reverse shows Queen Elizabeth II, dated 1975. Coin is housed in a protective case.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $10 coin, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 48.6g, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, and the reverse displays a Parthenon motif with Olympic branding and denomination.

Official $10 .925 sterling silver coin from the 1976 Montréal XXI Olympiad, featuring early cyclists and Queen Elizabeth II. Weighs 48.6g, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Face value and Olympic logo shown. Dated 1974.

Commemorative $10 coin from the 1976 Montreal Olympics, struck in .925 sterling silver. The coin weighs a total of 48.6 grams, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Features the Olympic stadium design and a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Marked with year and denomination.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympiad XXI $10 coin minted in .925 sterling silver, featuring Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and a world map with Olympic motifs on the reverse. The coin contains 48.6 grams total metal weight, equating to 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver.

1976 Montreal Olympics $10 commemorative coin struck in .925 sterling silver. Features athletic imagery and Olympic symbols, with 48.6g total metal weight and contains 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse bears Queen Elizabeth II and maple leaf design. Issued for the XXI Olympiad.

1976 Montreal Olympiad $10 commemorative coin, .925 sterling silver, 48.6g total weight, 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Features Queen Elizabeth II on obverse and lacrosse scene for Montreal Olympics on reverse. Issued by Canada.

Featuring the Olympiade XXI Olympiad theme, this $10 coin was issued for the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Struck in .925 sterling silver, it weighs 48.6g, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Depicts Queen Elizabeth II on one side and an official Olympic design on the other. Dated 1975.

This is a 1976 Montreal XXI Olympiad $10 coin, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 48.6 grams, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II and the reverse highlights the Montreal Olympic logo. Issued for the 1976 Olympic Games in Canada.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympic $10 commemorative coin issued by Canada, struck in .925 sterling silver. Total metal weight is 48.6 grams, providing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Features include the XXI Olympiad motif, face value, and Queen Elizabeth II portrait. Diameter approx. 45 mm.

1976 Montreal Olympiad $10 commemorative coin struck in .925 sterling silver, total weight 48.6g, containing 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Features Olympic imagery and profile of Queen Elizabeth II, dated 1975. Official issue for XXI Olympiad in Canada.

Commemorative $10 coin issued for the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Struck in .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 48.6g, this coin contains 1.45 troy ounces of pure silver. Features Elizabeth II on one side, Olympic iconography and stadium on the other. Dated 1976, Canada.

This $5 coin commemorates the XXI Olympiad held in Montreal in 1976. Struck in .925 sterling silver, it contains 24.3g total metal weight and 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Features Olympic sailing design, denomination, and Queen Elizabeth II with Canada 1973 on reverse.

This is a 1976 Montreal XXI Olympiad $5 coin struck in .925 sterling silver, weighing a total of 24.3 grams with a pure silver content of 0.72 troy ounces. Features a diver on one side and Queen Elizabeth II with 'CANADA 1975' on the other.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 coin made from .925 sterling silver, featuring Queen Elizabeth II on one side and an Olympic relay design on the other. The coin contains 24.3 grams total weight and 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Issued by Canada for the XXI Olympiad in Montreal, 1976.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin in .925 sterling silver, weighing 24.3 grams (0.72 troy ounces pure silver). The coin features a pole vaulter and Olympic motifs on one side, with Queen Elizabeth II and the year 1975 on the other. Canadian issue.

1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin. Contains .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 24.3g (0.72 troy ounces pure silver). Features Queen Elizabeth II on one side, Olympic flame design on the other. Marked CANADA 1976. Diameter approximately 38mm.

This 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 coin is struck in .925 sterling silver, weighing 24.3 grams with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse depicts athletes under the Olympic rings. Issued for the XXI Olympiad, legal tender in Canada.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin struck in .925 sterling silver, featuring the Olympiad XXI design and Queen Elizabeth II. The coin has a total metal weight of 24.3g, containing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Marked Canada 1974 on the obverse.

This coin commemorates the XXI Olympiad in Montreal, 1976. Struck in .925 sterling silver, it weighs 24.3 grams with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver content. The design features a gymnast with Olympic branding on the obverse and Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse, marked Canada 1974.

Official 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin featuring a running figure and Olympic rings. Struck in .925 sterling silver, with a total weight of 24.3 grams, containing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II, dated 1975, issued by Canada.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin struck in .925 sterling silver. The coin has a total weight of 24.3 grams and contains 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. One side features Queen Elizabeth II with the date 1975, while the other shows the Olympic logo and design elements for the XXI Olympiad.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 coin minted in .925 sterling silver. The coin weighs 24.3 grams in total, with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver content. Features Queen Elizabeth II on one side and Montreal Olympiad symbols on the other. Canadian issue, marked 1974.

1976 Montréal Olympiad $5 coin struck in .925 sterling silver, weight 24.3 grams, containing 0.72 troy ounces pure silver. Features swimming design and profile of Queen Elizabeth II. Issued for the XXI Olympiad in Canada. Condition as shown.

This 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin is made of .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 24.3 grams, containing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II (1975), and the reverse marks the XXI Olympiad with a javelin athlete design.

Official 1976 Montreal XXI Olympiad $5 commemorative coin minted in .925 sterling silver. Features runner motif on obverse and Queen Elizabeth II on reverse. Total metal weight: 24.3g, containing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver.

1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin issued by Canada. Struck in .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 24.3g, containing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Features Olympiad design with torch and laureate portrait. Obverse depicts Queen Elizabeth II and dated Canada 1974.

1976 Montréal Olympics $5 coin struck in .925 sterling silver. Weighs 24.3 grams with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver content. Features the Olympic torch, laurel-crowned bust, and inscription of Queen Elizabeth II on reverse. Issued by Canada for the XXI Olympiad.

Official 1976 Montreal Olympics five dollar coin issued in .925 sterling silver. Features the Olympic torch design and original denomination. Obverse bears the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II with 'Canada 1976'. Total weight is 24.3 grams, containing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin made of .925 sterling silver, weighing 24.3g in total. The coin contains 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, reverse depicts Montreal Olympic architecture and event details.

Commemorative 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 coin crafted in .925 sterling silver. Features Olympic imagery with silhouettes and the text 'Olympiade XXI Olympiad'. Weight: 24.3g (0.72 troy oz pure silver). Obverse depicts Queen Elizabeth II, dated Canada 1976. Denomination: 5 Dollars.

Official 1976 Montreal Olympiad five dollar coin in .925 sterling silver. Features Olympic imagery on one side and Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse. Total metal weight is 24.3 grams, with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver content. Issued for the XXI Olympiad by Canada.

Commemorative 1976 Montréal Olympics $5 coin in .925 sterling silver. Weighs 24.3 grams, with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver content. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, reverse shows Olympic motif. Issued by Canada for the XXI Olympiad.

1976 Montréal XXI Olympiad $5 coin in .925 sterling silver, featuring a torch and laurel head design. Obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II, dated 1974. Coin contains 24.3 grams total metal weight, yielding 0.72 troy ounces pure silver. Canadian commemorative issue for the 1976 Montreal Olympics.

1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin in .925 sterling silver. Features a torch and laureate figure on the obverse, Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse. Contains 24.3g total weight with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Denomination: 5 Dollars. Issued for the XXI Olympiad in Canada.

This is a 1976 Montréal XXI Olympiad $5 commemorative coin, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 24.3 grams, equating to 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse commemorates the 1976 Montreal Olympics.

1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin in .925 sterling silver with 24.3g total weight (0.72 troy ounces of pure silver). Features sailing scene and Olympic branding on obverse, Queen Elizabeth II on reverse. Issued by Canada.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin, struck in .925 sterling silver. The coin features a design of an Olympic runner with the event's official logo. Queen Elizabeth II and a maple leaf are on the reverse. Total weight is 24.3g, containing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Dated 1975.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 coin, minted in .925 sterling silver, total metal weight 24.3g with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, dated 1975. The reverse marks the XXI Olympiad with a swimmer design and Montreal 1976 inscription.

This 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 coin is struck in .925 sterling silver, with a total metal weight of 24.3g and containing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, and the reverse depicts an Olympic pole vaulter and the official logos. Dated 1975, issued for the XXI Olympiad.

This $5 coin commemorates the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Struck in .925 sterling silver, it weighs 24.3 grams with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver content. One side features an Olympic wreath and the event details, while the other side shows Queen Elizabeth II, dated 1974.

Commemorative $5 coin from the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Contains .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 24.3g, featuring Queen Elizabeth II on one side and Olympic imagery on the other. The coin holds 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Issued by Canada, dated 1974.

Official $5 coin issued for the XXI Olympiad in Montreal, 1976. Struck in .925 sterling silver, weighing 24.3 grams, with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver content. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II and date 1975. Reverse depicts an Olympic archer with event motifs.

1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin made of .925 sterling silver. Total metal weight is 24.3 grams, containing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. The coin features a stylized Olympic swimmer design, with Queen Elizabeth II depicted on the reverse and dated 1975.

Commemorative 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 coin featuring a gymnast, struck in .925 sterling silver. Contains a total metal weight of 24.3 grams, equivalent to 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse shows Queen Elizabeth II, dated 1974, with a maple leaf.

This coin commemorates the XXI Olympiad held in Montreal in 1976. Struck in .925 sterling silver, it weighs 24.3g with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver content. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II and the reverse depicts an Olympic rowing motif. Denomination is $5 Canadian.

This 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin is struck in .925 sterling silver. It weighs 24.3 grams, providing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. The coin features the Olympic logo, event details, and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse, dated 1975.

1976 Montréal XXI Olympiad $5 coin minted in .925 sterling silver. Contains 24.3g total metal weight, equal to 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Features Olympic design with fencers on one side and Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse. Denomination: 5 dollars. Issued for the 1976 Summer Olympics in Canada.

This is a 1976 Montréal XXI Olympiad $5 commemorative coin, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 24.3g, equating to 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Features a map design on one side and Queen Elizabeth II on the other, marked CANADA 1976.

Commemorative $5 coin from the 1976 Montreal Olympics, struck in .925 sterling silver. Weighs 24.3 grams with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver content. Features the Olympic logo, laurel wreath, and the inscription 'Olympiade XXI Olympiad' on one side, and a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with the year 1974 on the other.

1976 Montreal Olympics commemorative $5 coin in .925 sterling silver, featuring Queen Elizabeth II on one side and a map of North America with Olympic text on the other. Total weight is 24.3g, containing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver.

1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin in .925 sterling silver. Issued for the XXI Olympiad, this coin features an Olympic-themed reverse and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Contains 24.3 grams total weight with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Dated 1974 on the obverse with Canada denomination.

Official 1976 Montréal XXI Olympiad $5 coin in .925 sterling silver. Features Olympic iconography, sailing motif, and Queen Elizabeth II obverse. Weighs 24.3g, with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver content. Issued by Canada in 1973 for the 1976 Games.

1976 Montreal Olympics $5 commemorative coin, .925 sterling silver, total weight 24.3 grams, containing 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Features a map of Europe and North America, Olympic logo, and Queen Elizabeth II portrait. Issued in Canada, minted 1973.

Official 1976 Montreal Olympiad $5 coin in .925 sterling silver. Features a torch and laureate on the obverse, Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse, with total metal weight of 24.3 grams and 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Issued in Canada, dated 1974.

This 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 coin is made of .925 sterling silver, weighing 24.3 grams, with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Features a running athlete and Olympic logo. Obverse displays Queen Elizabeth II with Canada 1975 inscription. Encapsulated for protection.

This is a 1976 Montreal Olympics $5 coin, struck in .925 sterling silver. The coin weighs 24.3 grams with 0.72 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II (1975), reverse shows an Olympic design with event and denomination. Comes in a protective capsule.

This is a 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics commemorative $20 coin made of .925 sterling silver, featuring a cross-country skier on the obverse and Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse. The total metal weight is 34.07 grams, with 1.01 troy ounces of pure silver content. Edge inscribed with 'OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES.'

This 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics $20 coin is struck in .925 sterling silver, with a total weight of 34.07g and contains 1.01 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, the reverse depicts a curling athlete. Issued by Canada.

This is a 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics commemorative $20 coin struck in .925 sterling silver, featuring figure skaters on the reverse and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. The coin contains a total metal weight of 34.07g, equivalent to 1.01 troy ounces of pure silver. Dated 1987, issued by Canada.

This is a 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics commemorative $20 coin, struck in .925 sterling silver. The coin weighs a total of 34.07 grams, equalling 1.01 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, reverse shows an Olympic hockey player. Issued in 1986.

Commemorative $20 coin issued for the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, showing a freestyle skier and Olympic logo. Struck in .925 sterling silver, total weight 34.07g, containing 1.01 troy ounces of pure silver. Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, dated 1986, from Canada.

This is a .925 sterling silver $20 coin from the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, featuring a curling athlete design. The coin weighs 34.07g, containing 1.01 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse displays Queen Elizabeth II and the year 1987. Edge inscribed with 'Olympic Winter Games.' Diameter approx. 38mm.

Official 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics $20 coin in .925 sterling silver, total weight 34.07g (1.01 troy ounces pure silver). Features a ski jumper on one side, Queen Elizabeth II on the other. Edge inscription references the Olympic Winter Games. Canadian issue.

This is a 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics commemorative $20 coin, struck in .925 sterling silver with a total metal weight of 34.07g (1.01 troy ounces of pure silver). Features include a bobsleigh design, Queen Elizabeth II's profile, and Olympic-themed edging. Diameter approximately 40mm.

Commemorative $20 coin issued for the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics. Crafted in .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 34.07g (1.01 troy ounces of pure silver). Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, reverse depicts a speed skater and Olympic insignia. Edge inscribed with 'OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES'.

This is a 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics $20 commemorative coin crafted in .925 sterling silver, with a total metal weight of 34.07 grams and containing 1.01 troy ounces of pure silver. The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse shows an Olympic hockey player. Edge inscription reads OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES.

This is a 1970 Panama 5 Balboas coin commemorating the XI Juegos Centroamericanos y del Caribe (11th Central American and Caribbean Games). Made of .925 sterling silver with a total weight of 35.7g, containing 1.06 troy ounces of pure silver. Features a discus thrower and national coat of arms. Diameter approx. 44 mm.