2005 Alberta Centennial Silver Medallion: Value Guide
The 2005 Alberta Centennial Silver Medallion was struck by the Royal Canadian Mint to mark Alberta's 100th anniversary (1905–2005). It is a numismatic collectible, not legal tender.
Specifications
- Composition: .9999 Fine Silver
- Weight: 1 troy oz (31.103 g)
- Diameter: 38 mm
- Mintage: 15,000 (proof finish, in capsule + clamshell + box + COA)
- Design: Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II (Susanna Blunt). Reverse: Alberta coat of arms + wild rose, "Alberta 1905–2005".
Value Estimates (CAD, 2024 Market)
| Condition / Presentation | Approx. Value Range |
| Spot Silver Value (melt) | ~$30–$35 (fluctuates daily) |
| Sealed Original Packaging (Proof, COA) | $60–$100+ (collector premium) |
| Opened / Handled / No COA | $40–$65 |
| Graded (PF69/PF70 by NGC/PCGS) | $100–$200+ (registry set demand) |
Value Drivers
- Silver spot price (floor).
- Original packaging/COA (major premium).
- Grade (if slabbed).
- Low mintage (15k is modest).
- Alberta collector demand (regional pride).
To sell: Local coin dealer, eBay (sold listings), Canadian Coin News classifieds, NumisBid, Colonial Acres, Geoffrey Bell auctions. Do not clean.