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1.5 oz Silver Royal Canadian Mint Coin Random Design (Milky, Cull, Damaged, Circulated, Cleaned)3 dealers compared

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1.5 oz Silver Royal Canadian Mint Coin Random Design (Milky, Cull, Damaged, Circulated, Cleaned)

  • 1 oz
  • .9999
  • Royal Canadian Mint
  • Milky, Cull, Damaged
  • Random
Lowest price across 3 dealers+11.37% over spot
$82.74per unit at qty 1
BGASC

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1BGASC$82.74+$8.44+11.37%Not publishedView offer
2SD Bullion$83.38+$9.08+12.23%Not publishedView offer
3Bullion ExchangesOut of stock—Not published

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About this product

Please note: Coins are randomly selected and may show milk spots, cull marks, damage, circulation, or cleaning.

Cull Condition, Full Silver: The 1.5 oz Canadian Silver Coin

If cosmetic perfection is not a priority, a 1.5 oz Canadian silver coin in cull condition offers 1.5 troy ounces of .9999 fine silver from the Royal Canadian Mint at a typically lower premium than BU examples. Cull is a term for coins with visible flaws such as damage, heavy wear, or cleaning. These coins may also show milk spots or signs of circulation, and the design is assigned at random.

Random Designs From the Royal Canadian Mint

Designs for these coins are assigned at random and often highlight Canada's wildlife and heritage. The obverse typically features Queen Elizabeth II along with her name, the denomination, and the year, while the reverse varies from coin to coin. Because each piece has cosmetic issues, the appeal lies mostly in its silver content, a full 1.5 troy ounces of .9999 fine silver. For some collectors, the surprise of a random design adds a bit of fun.

Coin Specifications

  • Contains 1.5 troy oz of .9999 fine silver
  • Produced by the Royal Canadian Mint
  • Condition: Milky, cull, damaged, circulated, or cleaned
  • Design: Random
  • Obverse: Typically Queen Elizabeth II

Comparing Prices on Cull Silver Coins

Cull and damaged coins usually carry a lower premium, the amount above silver spot, and dealers still price them differently. Bullion Hunters shows published dealer prices side by side. Compare these coins with other royal canadian mint pieces or browse the full range of silver coins.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does cull mean for silver coins?

Cull describes coins with noticeable cosmetic problems, such as damage, heavy wear, or cleaning. These Royal Canadian Mint coins may also show milk spots or circulation, and they usually carry a lower premium than BU examples.

How much silver is in a 1.5 oz Canadian silver coin?

Each coin contains 1.5 troy ounces of .9999 fine silver, about 46.7 grams. Cosmetic issues do not change the silver content, and the design is assigned at random.

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Specifications

Mint
Royal Canadian Mint
Year
Random
Fineness
.9999
Metal weight
1 oz
Condition
Milky, Cull, Damaged
Face value
Varies

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1.5 oz Silver Royal Canadian Mint Coin Random Design (Milky, Cull, Damaged, Circulated, Cleaned)1.5 oz Silver Royal Canadian Mint Coin Random Design (Milky, Cull, Damaged, Circulated, Cleaned)Lowest$82.74Dealers payNot publishedView offer