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What Is the Price of a 1965 Canadian Silver Dollar?
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As of 2014, the silver in the 1965 Canadian silver dollar is worth $11.42. Most 1965 Canadian silver dollars are worth the value of the metals they contain, though coins in exceptional condition are worth more. These coins are 80 percent silver, so their worth is more than face value.
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1965 Canadian silvers dollars that have been in circulation are worth more the value of their silver if they are rated very fine or above. These coins range in value from $17 to $25. Uncirculated coins may be worth more, with values ranging from $23 to $5,100 for the most immaculate and rare variation of the coin.
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