Canada 25 Cents 1967 Confederation Centennial — Value & Where to Buy

The Canada 25 Cents of 1967 is a silver commemorative struck for the 1867-1967 Confederation Centennial, Canada's hundred-year milestone. It pairs a Queen Elizabeth II obverse with a bobcat reverse from the celebrated centennial wildlife series, making it a favourite among world-coin and silver collectors.

Silver commemoratives like this are collected for their precious-metal content, their one-off centennial design and their grade. Pieces with full lustre and clean, unmarked surfaces sit at the top of the range, while circulated examples are valued more modestly. Toning, eye appeal and any proof-like finish also influence what a particular coin is worth.

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FAQ

How much is the 1967 Canada 25 cents worth?

As a silver commemorative, its value reflects both condition and metal, so a high-grade or proof-like example is worth more than a worn one. Check the live listing on this page for the current price.

Is the 1967 Canadian 25 cents a silver coin?

Yes — this Confederation Centennial issue is a silver commemorative with a bobcat reverse. Its worth rises with grade, lustre and eye appeal.

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