Obverse
Bust to the right of 37-year-old Queen Elizabeth II wearing a tiara.
Commemorative coin Centennial of the Canadian Confederation 1867-1967 Obverse: Bust to the right of 37-year-old Queen Elizabeth II wearing a tiara. Reverse: A flight geese is surrounded by the dates "1867-1967", face value and inscription "CANADA". The geese were chosen because they are both dynamic and serene. Some coins were hit with a flat field. However, the strike was bad, corners were made with a concave field in place, and most of the flat-field dollars ended up in the crucible. The degree of rarity is unknown.
Bust to the right of 37-year-old Queen Elizabeth II wearing a tiara.
A flight geese is surrounded by the dates "1867-1967", face value and inscription "CANADA". The geese were chosen because they are both dynamic and serene. Some coins were struck with a flat field. However, the strike was bad, corners were made with a concave field in place, and most of the flat-field dollars ended up in the crucible. The degree of rarity is unknown.
Actual size compared with the 2 € and 1 € coins. Thickness: 2.84 mm.
1965Canada $1 - Elizabeth II 1965
1966Canada 25 cents - Elizabeth II 1966
1967Canada 50 cents - Elizabeth II 1967
1967Canada 25 cents - Elizabeth II 1967
1967Canada 10 cents - Elizabeth II 1967
1971Royaume-Uni ½ New Penny 1971
1971Royaume-Uni 1 New Penny 1971
1971Royaume-Uni 2 New Pence 1971
1978Isle of Man 1⁄2 Sovereign - Elizabeth II 1978
1979Canada $1 - Elizabeth II 1979