What is the value of a 1966 Elizabeth II Canadian silver dollar
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The 1966 dollar comes in many varieties with one being quite valuable ( I think is the 'small bead' variety.) But the regular ones are generally very common and are based on the current price of the silver market.
It depends if it is AU-50 or like MS-65
That depends on the date, as Queen Elizabeth II has been on every Canadian dollar since 1953. Any dollars through 1967 are silver and are currently worth at least $15 or so. Then 1968-86, they were pure nickel, and are still worth a dollar (maybe $2 in better condition). In 1987, it switched to the small golden dollar, nicknamed the "loonie." Those are all worth one dollar each (except for the 1997, which was only sold in mint sets and has a small premium).
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The 1966 Voyageur silver dollar with small beads around the edge is one of the most valuable silver dollars. It's listed at over $1700. Don't confuse it with the regular 1966 which is worth about $4 or 5.
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President Eisenhower was featured on the large one dollar coin in the 1970s, a commemorative silver dollar in 1990, and a small golden presidential dollar in 2015.
The value depends on if it's a small gold or large silver one dollar coin, both were made in 1882.
The 1966 Canadian Dollar coin (KM#64.1) is 80% silver, and has 0.600 troy ounces of silver. "Melt value" is thus about $8.50 as of 11/30/07. Numismatically, it's not worth any more than that (unless it is the very rare "small bead" variety - the dots around the rim on the obverse are very small, and the space between the dots is as big as the dots themselves - in which case it's worth between $1,000 and $2,000, depending on condition. This variety, by the way, had a mintage of 485, as compared to 9,912,178 for the large bead).
No collection value but is has a scrap silver value of about 10 bucks.
If you are referring to a U.S. dollar, the only coin issued that year was the small-sized Susan B. Anthony dollar made of cupronickel, not silver. If that's what you have, I'm afraid it's only worth face value. Keep it as a curiosity or spend it.
Continued: I heard that if there is a M on the front of the coin it is a morgan which there is no M then i heard it would be considered a peace silver dollar but when i looked at the picture of a piece silver dollar the pictures were different.