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I have 100 of these. They have never been in circulation and are still in a Royal Bank of Canada canvas bag. My Dad used to work for the Bank and purchased these when they were first released in 1967.
I would like to get them graded, but don't know of anyone (reputable) near me (Halifax, NS).
Below is pic of one of the coins.

100 of them! Wow, first of all that would expensive to have all of them certified. Check out CCCS in Quebec. He is the closes and has a reputation and ICCS and Ontario. See what you find out on the www. These are the only two in Canada.

There are a couple of varieties that might have more value.

1- A diving Goose, a slight declining Goose, hard to see; look at them strait on they decline to the left.
2-A Die axes, meaning they are apposite when rotated (one up one down, Queen and Goose) Like to know if you have one of them. Send me a PM and maybe help you further.

These two would be more worth certifying, along with your best examples. Otherwise, pretty common, but a real nice gift.

Right now, each of your coin worth at least 17.00$ in silver value. I suggest you to follow the indications of CommonCents. Maybe you got some nice treasures in your bag.

Thanks for the posts. I have sold the coins.

Hope you did well

Hey there,this is Frankyh,glad to join this forum and glad to meet you here,I look forward to getting some inspiration and getting to know all of you.

This thread, while very interesting to me, is pretty old now.

Bullion value for 1$ silver coin is around 23.75$ these days.

How much did you sold them?

Which category does the above 1967 dollar coin have from the chart found linked below:

http://coinsandcanada.com/coins-prices.php?coin=1-dollar-1967&years=1-dollar-1953-1986

According to seller who I got it off it is a 1967 Canada Centennial Dollar, this is in Proof Gem condition with original uncleaned, unpolished surface.

Looks to be M65 or higher. I bought 3 similar and was just wondering if they were a good value for my investment. Cost $39 plus $4 shipping.

Looks like SP-6?.