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1967 One Dollar Compostion Question.

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I recently got a roll of these and I'm trying to find out what the silver percentage is.

Every website I've visited so far leaves me at .0600 or doesn't even go as far as 1967, or as low as 1967.

Many thanx.
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They have .800 silver .200 copper and weigh;23.33 grams
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look for diving goose !!
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thank you very much.

No, they are part of an inheritence
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I think the confusion might arise from the following:

As papeldog stated, 1967 dollars (in fact all Canadian dollars 1935 to 1967) are 0.800 (80%) silver.

The silver content is 0.600 ounces. That is where you probably got the 0.600 number from.
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