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1975 Calgary Stampede .500 Silver coin
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- x x mm
- Weight (g)
- Year
- 1975
- Gold Coins
- No
- Silver Coins
- Yes
- Platinum Coins
- No
- Mint/Proof Coins
- No
- Uncirculated Coins
- No
- Certified Coins
- No
- Bi Metalic Coins
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- Coin Collections
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- Colours
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1975
.500 silver
proof like
23.327 Grams
di 36.07
mintage only 930,956
Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountain in southern Alberta, Calgary is Canada's sixth largest city. While fur traders and voyageurs were the first whites to explore the lands, the first permanent settlement was established in 1875 when the NorthWest Mounted Police constructed Fort Calgary to protect the western plains from American whiskey traders. Agriculture and ranching became key components of the local economy, shaping the city's cultural and social fabric for years to come. The world-famous Calgary Stampede, still held annually in July, grew from a small agricultural show and rodeo started in 1912 by four wealthy ranchers to become "the greatest outdoor show on earth." In 1975, the Royal Canadian Mint paid tribute to the centenary of Calgary with a popular one-year-only design on that year's silver dollar. The coin features a cowboy riding a bucking bronco with a rendition of the city to his left and the city's famous oil wells to the right. A traditional favorite by coin collectors and "Wild West" fans alike, this coin is highly sought-after today.
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- x x mm
- Weight (g)
- Year
- 1975
- Gold Coins
- No
- Silver Coins
- Yes
- Platinum Coins
- No
- Mint/Proof Coins
- No
- Uncirculated Coins
- No
- Certified Coins
- No
- Bi Metalic Coins
- No
- Coin Collections
- No
- Colours
-
1975
.500 silver
proof like
23.327 Grams
di 36.07
mintage only 930,956
Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountain in southern Alberta, Calgary is Canada's sixth largest city. While fur traders and voyageurs were the first whites to explore the lands, the first permanent settlement was established in 1875 when the NorthWest Mounted Police constructed Fort Calgary to protect the western plains from American whiskey traders. Agriculture and ranching became key components of the local economy, shaping the city's cultural and social fabric for years to come. The world-famous Calgary Stampede, still held annually in July, grew from a small agricultural show and rodeo started in 1912 by four wealthy ranchers to become "the greatest outdoor show on earth." In 1975, the Royal Canadian Mint paid tribute to the centenary of Calgary with a popular one-year-only design on that year's silver dollar. The coin features a cowboy riding a bucking bronco with a rendition of the city to his left and the city's famous oil wells to the right. A traditional favorite by coin collectors and "Wild West" fans alike, this coin is highly sought-after today.
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