Offered here is an authentic 1976 Canadian One-Dollar commemorative coin, struck in nickel to mark the 100th Anniversary of the Ottawa Parliamentary Library (1876–1976). Issued during the reign of Elizabeth II, this coin is presented in Mint State (MS) condition, showing no circulation wear and strong original surfaces.
The obverse features the second portrait (Machin effigy) of Queen Elizabeth II, sharply struck with bold legends and clean fields. In Mint State condition, the portrait retains crisp detail and an attractive uncirculated finish.
The reverse showcases the Library of Parliament in Ottawa, one of Canada’s most recognizable historic buildings. Architectural details are well defined, making this an especially appealing commemorative for collectors interested in Canadian history, architecture, and modern commemoratives.
Date: 1976
Country: Canada
Monarch: Elizabeth II
Denomination: One Dollar
Composition: Nickel
Commemoration: 100th Anniversary of the Ottawa Parliamentary Library
Condition: Mint State (MS) – no wear, crisp detail
Historical Context: Mid-1970s Canadian commemorative issue
Collectibility: Popular modern Canadian dollar commemorative
The 1976 Parliamentary Library dollar is a well-known and collected Canadian commemorative, valued for its historical theme and classic design. Mint State examples are especially desirable for their sharp detail and clean presentation, making them ideal for commemorative sets or modern Canadian dollar collections.
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