1967 Centennial Issue Silver Dime Roll Original Brilliant Uncirculated (50 coins)

Very few coins from around 1967 have survived still in original brilliant uncirculated rolls as they were issued through Canada's chartered banks, and these scarce rolls often include some of the best premium-quality examples of uncirculated coins from this era. This is an original roll of 50 silver dimes issued in 1967, just as the coins were issued newly shipped from the Royal Canadian Mint. The coins are even more interesting as they are all special-issue commemoratives marking the 100th anniversary of Canadian Confederation.  Each coin features a mackerel fish image designed by renowned Canadian artist and sculptor Alex Colville. The theme is intended to represent Continuity.

While 1967 dimes were issued both in .800 fine silver in the first half of the year and .500 silver in the second half of the year, most of the mint rolls saved by collectors are some of the first coins released, and they are usually .800 silver. An .800 fine roll of quarters from this time contains three ounces of pure silver. Though silver dimes from this era are not especially rare, original rolls are seldom encountered and exceptional quality uncirculated coins are scarce and highly sought-after.

This coin roll is original from 1967 and has not been searched for exceptional quality examples. The coins have been transferred into a clear acrylic tube for the best possible long-term storage and preservation.

Charlton catalogue values (per single coin):
• MS-64: $10
• MS-65: $30
• MS-66: $125

Includes:
• Roll of 50 Uncirculated 1967 Centennial Silver Dimes

Warranty Information:
This product comes with a 30-day return policy through TSC.