1936 Canada Silver Dollar

The 1936 Canada Silver Dollar is a notable piece of numismatic history, struck by the Royal Canadian Mint with a purity of .800 and a weight of 0.6 troy oz (18.57 g). Measuring 36 mm in diameter and 2.8 mm in thickness, this coin features the iconic portrait of King George V on its obverse, designed by Sir Edgar Bertram Mackennal. The reverse presents a beautifully stylized maple leaf, a symbol of Canada, along with the denomination '1 DOLLAR'. As an Average Circulated coin, it holds historical significance for collectors and investors alike, representing a tangible piece of Canada's past. While it is not eligible for Precious Metals IRAs under IRC Section 408(m), its silver content and sovereign backing make it a desirable asset in the precious metals market. Investors appreciate the liquidity of such coins, as they are easily tradable in global markets. At Rockwell Metals, we offer seamless integration with our 120-Second Price Lock at checkout, ensuring you secure your investment at the best possible price. Each coin is accompanied by a Cryptographic Vault Passport, providing assurance of authenticity through XRF-spectrometer verified serial numbers. Our coins are stored in segregated allocations within $250M Lloyd's of London insured vaults, offering peace of mind for your investment. Additionally, we provide instant sell-back liquidity, allowing you to convert your assets back to cash with ease, or opt for insured armored direct-to-door delivery for your convenience.