1982 CANADA Silver DOLLAR

1982 Canada Silver Dollar – Regina Centennial – KM#133

Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Regina, the capital city of Saskatchewan, with this 1982 Canadian commemorative Silver Dollar. Issued to mark Regina’s founding in 1882, this coin honors the history and development of one of Canada's important prairie cities.

The obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a tiara. The reverse, designed by Huntley Brown, depicts a bison skull—a reference to Regina’s early name, “Pile of Bones”—with the dates 1882–1982 and the denomination below.

Specifications:

• Country: Canada

• Year: 1982

• Denomination: 1 Dollar

• Commemorative Theme: Regina Centennial

• Composition: 50% silver, 50% copper

• Weight: 23.33 grams

• Diameter: 36 mm

• Actual Silver Weight: 0.375 troy oz

• Catalog Number: KM#133

• Mint: Royal Canadian Mint

Combining Canadian history, distinctive prairie imagery, and genuine silver content, this commemorative dollar is a welcome addition to Canadian coin collections, world silver collections, and commemorative coin sets.