Canada 1947 silver dollar – Blunt 7 Variety, MS63 Certified

Denomination: One Dollar (CAD) Diameter & Weight: Diameter: 36.0 mm Weight: 23.33 grams Composition: 80% Silver, 20% Copper Actual Silver Weight (ASW): ~0.6 troy oz

Obverse Description: Portrait of King George VI facing left Legend: "GEORGIVS VI D:G:REX ET IND:IMP:" Translation: “George VI, by the Grace of God, King and Emperor of India” Reverse Description: Iconic voyageur design by Emanuel Hahn Depicts a fur trader and Indigenous guide paddling a canoe loaded with bundles Background includes stylized lines suggesting the Northern Lights Dated 1947 below the canoe Variety Detail – “Blunt 7”: Refers to the shape of the digit “7” in the date The Blunt 7 has a rounded terminal with no sharp serif, as opposed to the Pointed 7 variety This is a recognized die variety and collected separately by Canadian numismatists

Grading & Certification: Grade: MS63 Holder: Tamper-sealed soft slab Cert Number: XKV 280 Grading Comment: "Blunt 7" noted Graded by a Canadian grading service (label appears to be from ICCS or a similar company)

Collector Note: 1947 Canadian silver dollars are historically important due to the transition from “IND:IMP:” (Emperor of India) to post-colonial coinage In 1947, dies were used into 1948 with additional overdate varieties (e.g. 1947 Maple Leaf and 1947/8 overdate), making this an especially collectible time period A Blunt 7 in MS63 is a solid mid-range uncirculated piece and represents excellent eye appeal and preservation for the type