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| 背面描述 | A stylized reproduction of the Canadian Coat of Arms as it appeared on the original 1943 circulation 50-cent coin (KM#36), rendered in high relief with a mirrored proof field. The arms display the quartered shield surmounted by a crown, flanked by the lion and unicorn supporters, with the date dual inscription below referencing both the original issue year and the commemorative year. The legend and denomination appear around the design. |
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This piece belongs to a Royal Canadian Mint commemorative program revisiting historic Canadian coinage designs, in this case the George VI half-dollar first issued in 1937. The original 1937 circulation coinage marked Canada's first use of a distinctly Canadian reverse design program, replacing the imperial imagery that had persisted through the George V series. The 1943 date specifically references wartime production, when nickel was redirected to the war effort and the standard 80% silver alloy remained in use for the half-dollar while lower denominations were reformulated.
At 62.29 grams of .9999 fine silver, this is considerably heavier than the 11.66-gram circulation originals.