1950 Canada Silver Dollar – ICCS MS63 SWL, XCU 921

1950 Canada Silver Dollar – ICCS MS63 SWL

This 1950 Canadian silver dollar is certified MS63 by ICCS, with SWL recorded in the label’s comments. Certification XCU 921 identifies the individual coin offered. All three supplied photographs show this coin and its ICCS packaging, including a close-up of the certification label.

Specifications

• Country: Canada
• Date: 1950
• Denomination: One dollar
• Monarch: George VI
• Reverse design: Voyageur
• Holder designation: SWL
• Standard composition: 80% silver, 20% copper
• Standard weight: 23.33 g
• Standard diameter: 36 mm
• Edge: Reeded
• Grade: ICCS MS63 (Mint State 63)
• Certification number: XCU 921

Features and designs

The obverse depicts the uncrowned portrait of George VI facing left, surrounded by royal lettering. The Voyageur reverse depicts two paddlers in a canoe carrying bundled cargo, with an island, trees and vertical rays behind them. CANADA appears above, with 1950 and DOLLAR below.

The abbreviation SWL is preserved exactly as it appears on the ICCS label. No Arnprior, Prooflike, Proof or Cameo designation is stated on this holder or claimed here.

Condition and appearance

The photographs show silver-grey surfaces with reflective highlights and darker areas under the lighting. Scattered contact marks and fine lines are visible on the portrait and in the fields. ICCS assigns MS63; Mint State does not mean free of contact marks or surface imperfections.

Please examine the obverse, reverse and label photographs closely for this example’s individual surfaces and holder condition. Reflections, creases and marks on the plastic packaging may affect the images. The standard specifications above describe the issue and are not independent measurements of the encapsulated coin.

Collecting appeal

A certified SWL-designated example for a George VI silver-dollar collection, a Voyageur dollar set or a broader collection of Canadian silver coinage. Certification XCU 921 distinguishes this specific coin from other 1950 examples offered separately.

Housed in the pictured ICCS sealed holder. Tampering with the holder invalidates the certification opinion. Have the holder replaced if the inner package or seal is not intact.

The ICCS-certified coin shown is the exact coin you will receive. Guaranteed authentic.