1937 Canada Silver Dollar | ICCS MS-63 | King George VI Voyageur Dollar | Brilliant Mint State

A beautiful 1937 Canadian Silver Dollar certified MS-63 by ICCS (International Coin Certification Service). This is the first Voyageur Dollar issued during the reign of King George VI, making it an important transitional coin in Canada’s classic silver dollar series.

The obverse features the first Canadian dollar portrait of King George VI, while the reverse showcases Emanuel Hahn’s iconic Voyageur design depicting two voyageurs paddling a canoe beneath the Northern Lights—one of the most celebrated designs in Canadian numismatics.

Graded MS-63, this example offers strong original mint luster, an attractive strike, and pleasing eye appeal. Mint State examples of this first-year George VI issue are increasingly sought after by collectors assembling high-quality Canadian silver dollar sets.

Specifications:

• Country: Canada
• Denomination: $1 Dollar
• Year: 1937
• Composition: 80% Silver, 20% Copper
• Weight: 23.33 grams
• Diameter: 36.06 mm
• Edge: Reeded
• Obverse: King George VI
• Reverse: Voyageur canoe scene by Emanuel Hahn
• Grade: ICCS MS-63

Issued during the first year of King George VI’s reign, the 1937 Silver Dollar is a cornerstone of the Canadian Voyageur series. Its historical significance, classic design, and Mint State preservation make it an excellent addition to any Canadian coin collection.

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