.06 ozt SHTF Bluenose Silver Dimes 10¢

Canadian dimes minted between 1953 and 1964 represent the first portrait series of Queen Elizabeth II. These coins are highly sought by collectors and silver investors due to their high precious metal content and distinctive design varieties. 

Features the "Laureate" portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, depicting her at 27 years old wearing a laurel wreath. The Latin inscription "ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA REGINA" translates to "Elizabeth II, Queen by the Grace of God".

Composition: 80% silver and 20% copper.

Showcases the iconic Bluenose, a legendary Canadian racing schooner from Nova Scotia, designed by Emanuel Hahn. 

Silver Content: Approximately 0.06 troy ounces (1.87g) of pure silver per coin.

Unchecked for collector Varieties & Key Dates

1953 Varieties: The most famous variety year, featuring two major versions:

No Shoulder Fold (NSF): A rare variant where the Queen’s shoulder strap is faint or missing due to die polishing.

Shoulder Fold (SF): The intended design where the shoulder strap is clearly visible.

1956 "Dot" Variety: A scarce variety featuring a small dot below the date. 

Content: .06 troy oz. of fine silver

Mint: Royal Canadian Mint

Diameter approx.: 18.03 mm

Thickness approx.: 1.16 mm

Denomination: 10 cents

Weight approx.: 2.33 g or 1.864 g fine silver

Purity: 80%

Year: dates range within 1953 to 1964

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