1976 Canada Silver Dollar – Centennial of the Library of Parliament – KM#106
Celebrate a landmark in Canadian history with this 1976 Canadian Silver Dollar, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Library of Parliament in Ottawa. Completed in 1876, the library is renowned for its distinctive Gothic Revival architecture and its survival of the 1916 fire that destroyed much of the Centre Block.
The obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. The reverse showcases the Library of Parliament building, highlighting its ornate architecture and historic significance, with the dates 1876–1976 and the denomination “CANADA DOLLAR.”
Specifications:
Country: Canada
Year: 1976
Denomination: 1 Dollar
Commemorative Theme: 100th Anniversary of the Library of Parliament
Composition: 50% silver, 50% copper
Weight: 23.33 grams
Diameter: 36 mm
Actual Silver Weight: Approximately 0.375 troy oz
Catalog Number: KM#106
Mint: Royal Canadian Mint
Edge: Reeded
Combining Canadian architectural heritage, a classic commemorative design, and genuine silver content, this coin is a welcome addition to Canadian coin collections, world silver collections, and commemorative dollar sets.