1985 Canada National Parks Uncir. Silver Dollar ☆☆ 100th ☆☆ Great Collectible

🪙 1985 Canada Silver Dollar

50% Silver | National Parks Centennial | "The Moose" Commemorative

This 1985 commemorative silver dollar honors the 100th anniversary of Canada’s National Parks system, which began with the establishment of Banff in 1885. The reverse features a powerful and majestic Canadian moose in its natural habitat, set against a rugged mountain backdrop—a design that has become a favorite among collectors of North American wildlife themes. It is a beautiful tribute to Canada’s vast wilderness and the enduring legacy of environmental conservation.

🔍 Item Specifications

• Year: 1985

• Mint: Royal Canadian Mint

• Denomination: One Dollar ($1.00)

• Composition: 50% Silver, 50% Copper

• Obverse: The Arnold Machin portrait of Queen Elizabeth II (aged 37) wearing a tiara, with the legend "ELIZABETH II D•G•REGINA CANADA."

• Reverse: A Canadian moose standing before a mountain peak, flanked by the dual-language legend "NATIONAL PARKS • 1885-1985 • PARCS NATIONAUX."

• Condition: Uncirculated

Note: This coin is in Uncirculated condition, retaining its full original mint luster and sharp strike. The details on the moose’s antlers and the textural rendering of the mountains are crisp and well-defined. As is common with the Royal Canadian Mint's silver dollars of this era, the surfaces are bright and mirror-like in the fields. Please inspect the high-resolution macro photos to judge the luster and overall eye appeal for yourself.

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