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$1 “Diving” Goose Double Struck Silver Coin 1967 – obverse
$1 “Diving” Goose Double Struck Silver Coin 1967 – reverse
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$1 “Diving” Goose Double Struck Silver Coin 1967

Royal Canadian Mint
Silver0.80023.33 g1967Canada

Originally supposed to be a Canadian Goose Centennial Silver Coin, this error coin was rotated by collar and double struck by the Royal Canadian Mint. With a lot of these coins struck in error, they earned the name of the “Diving” Goose Double Struck Silver Coin. It appears to have been rotated by 45 degrees and struck again. This error made the coin a rare collectible and the Double Struck Silver Coin is also certified by NGC as MINT ERROR MS 63 (NGC Certification #3119893-049).

  • Consisting of 80% silver
  • Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II
  • Reverse: Double struck error of Canadian Goose with years 1867-1967
Specifications
Metal Silver
Mint Royal Canadian Mint
Weight 23.33 g
Purity 0.800
Year 1967
Country Canada
Type Coin
Face value 1 CAD
Packaging NGC Slab
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Originally supposed to be a Canadian Goose Centennial Silver Coin, this error coin was rotated by collar and double struck by the Royal Canadian Mint. With a lot of these coins struck in error, they earned the name of the “Diving” Goose Double Struck Silver Coin. It appears to have been rotated by 45 degrees and…

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Description

Originally supposed to be a Canadian Goose Centennial Silver Coin, this error coin was rotated by collar and double struck by the Royal Canadian Mint. With a lot of these coins struck in error, they earned the name of the “Diving” Goose Double Struck Silver Coin. It appears to have been rotated by 45 degrees and struck again. This error made the coin a rare collectible and the Double Struck Silver Coin is also certified by NGC as MINT ERROR MS 63 (NGC Certification #3119893-049).

Highlights

  • Consisting of 80% silver
  • Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II
  • Reverse: Double struck error of Canadian Goose with years 1867-1967

Additional information

Weight 23.33 g

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