1990 Issue
1990
1 oz
.925 pure
1 oz
$20 CAD
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20 dollars 1990 - Not intended for circulation
1990
A 1990 Canadian $20 struck in 99.99% silver, gold plated. Reverse designed by Robert Bradford. Reverse: The Avro Lancaster bomber, one of the most famous Canadian-used aircraft of World War II, depicted in flight representing Canada's contribution to the war effort. Uncirculated finish.
Metal
Silver (.925 pure)
Weight
1 oz (31.10 g)
Denomination
$20
Diameter
38.0 mm
Edge
Interrupted serrations
Finish
Uncirculated
Series
Aviation $20 Silver
Obverse
Dora de Pédery-Hunt
Reverse
Robert Bradford
Rarity
Scarce
Est. Value
$60-$90 CAD
Status
Available
Live Melt Value
$82.88 CAD
$59.93 USD
Spot Silver
$89.60/oz
CAD per troy oz
Mint SRP as of last update. Visit mint.ca for current pricing.
Collector Value by Grade
1990 - Avro Anson
| PR-68 |
|---|
| $109 |
1990 - Avro Lancaster
| PR-68 |
|---|
| $118 |
Source: Coins and Canada. Prices in CAD.
Identification Tips
Reverse text: "CANADA 20 DOLLARS". 38.0 mm diameter. Interrupted serrations edge. Non-magnetic. 99.99% silver, gold plated.
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