1984 Canada Toronto's Sesquicentennial Proof Double Dollar Set

**Please note that the silver dollar may be lightly toned, which is typical for this type of set**

1984 Canada Toronto's Sesquicentennial Proof Double Dollar Set

This 1984 Canada Sesquicentennial Proof Double Dollar set from the Royal Canadian Mint contains all coins in circulation during the year, including the special dollar coin commemorating the incorporation of the city of Toronto. In 1834, Toronto, with a population of approximately 9,000 was incorporated as a city. Later after this development, it continued to grow rapidly until it turned into a flourishing city.

The coin has a reverse design by Toronto artist David Craig and depicts an Indigenous person riding a canoe in the foreground and an image of the city of Toronto in the background. All coins in the set come presented in a case along with a certificate of authenticity.

Set comes in a black case with red satin interior.

Specifications:
Finish: Proof
Mintage: 161,602

	Composition	Weight	Diameter	Edge
Silver Dollar	0.500 Silver, 0.500 Copper	23.33 g	36.07 mm	Reeded
Nickel Dollar	Nickel	15.62 g	32.13 mm
50-cents		8.10 g	27.13 mm
25-cents		5.07 g	23.88 mm
10-cents		2.07 g	18.03 mm
5-cents	0.750 Copper, 0.250 Nickel	4.6 g	21.20 mm	Plain
1-cent	Bronze	2.5 g	19.05 mm (12-sided)