Canadian Silver Dollar (1935–1967) Value Today
A Canadian Silver Dollar (1935–1967) contains 0.6 troy oz of silver, worth $32.39 ($45.38) at today's price of $53.98 an ounce.
Live price Oct 26, 2026, 18:34 UTC · Melt value, not a dealer offer
Specifications
| Country | Canada |
|---|---|
| Years | 1935-1967 |
| Face value | 1 dollar (CAD) |
| Purity | 80% silver |
| Silver content | 0.6 troy oz (18.662 g) |
| Mint | Royal Canadian Mint, Ottawa |
What it's worth when you sell
80% silver. The last circulating silver dollar was struck in 1967 for the Centennial of Confederation. From 1968 the dollar is nickel. Find Bullion Prices also lists later 50% silver dollars (1971-1986).
Common dates usually sell to dealers for around their melt value; scarce dates, mint marks and coins in top condition can be worth much more. For a valuable-looking coin, check a price guide or have it graded before selling.
Canadian Silver Dollar (1935–1967): FAQ
How much is a Canadian Silver Dollar (1935–1967) worth in silver?
About $32.39 at today's silver price of $53.98 an ounce (Oct 26, 2026, 18:34 UTC). That is its melt value: 0.6 troy oz of silver × the spot price. Common dates usually sell for around melt value; scarce dates and coins in top condition can be worth more.
How much silver is in a Canadian Silver Dollar (1935–1967)?
0.6 troy ounces (18.662 grams) of pure silver that is 80% silver.
Other silver coins
Sources: Find Bullion Prices – Canadian silver coin melt values · Canadian Coin News – OTD: RCM replaces silver with nickel alloy · Money Metals – What Canadian coins are silver?. Melt values use the live spot price; not a dealer offer or a numismatic valuation.