The 1937 Canadian Silver Dollar was struck at the Ottawa Mint with a recorded mintage of 207,406 coins — the 7th-lowest of the 29 circulation-strike issues in the canadian silver dollar series.
The published record is not unanimous on this figure: 207,306 in some references. The file leads with the figure most references agree on and records the dissent rather than deciding it.
George VI arrives on the obverse, uncrowned - and the references disagree by exactly one hundred coins.
A full collector's note for this issue — survival, strike character, and what to check before buying — is on the writing schedule; the figures above are the permanent record.
| Issue | Mint | Mintage |
|---|---|---|
| 1937 Canadian Silver Dollar | Ottawa | 207,406 |
Mintage figures: United States Mint (Annual Report of the Director of the Mint) and Royal Canadian Mint records, cross-checked across independent published references. Specifications: United States Mint coin specifications.