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George VI Dollar 1939, KM38, Matte Specimen 67 PCGS, Ex: Pittman. PCGS has incorrectly listed this as a Mirror Specimen. A one-year type with the Royal Visit reverse. In 1939 as World War II loomed, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (now known as the Queen Mother), began a month-long tour of the Dominion of Canada, the first by a reigning monarch. The Specimen commemorative silver Dollars are found with both matte and mirror finishes, of which the mirror version is far more elusive. This piece, one of the five finest at PCGS with the mirror finish, is brilliant silver-white, well mirrored, and highly attractive. A popular issue; the Latin inscription on the reverse, FIDE SUORUM REGNAT, translates to "He reigns by the faith of his people."
From the Canadiana Collection

Metal: Silver
Diameter: 36.00mm
Weight: 23.3276g
ASW: 0.6oz


More information about Canadian Coins. See also: Canada World Coin Nationality.

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Auction Info

Auction Dates
January, 2010
3rd-4th Sunday-Monday
Bids + Registered Phone Bidders: 2
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Sold on Jan 3, 2010 for: $2,530.00
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