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When did Canada stop making Silver Coins?
By GovMint :
Canada stopped minting silver coins for circulation in 1968. The shift away from silver coinage was influenced by similar economic factors that affected many countries during that period, such as the increasing market value of silver and the need to manage production costs effectively. This transition marked a significant change in Canada's currency composition, with base metals like nickel becoming the primary materials used in coin production.
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