"MISSING DOT" error 1964 Canada Charlottetown Silver Dollar

This 1964 Canadian Silver Dollar commemorates the Charlottetown Conference and is in good used condition, displaying a beautiful aged patina consistent with its age and history. It has been kept safely in a collection for years and shows light surface wear, ensuring it remains an authentic piece of Canadian history. It has the "Missing Dot" minting error, increasing it's rarity. 88 (Stock photos shown) SPECIFICATIONS: * Year: 1964 * Denomination: 1 Dollar * Composition: 80% Silver, 20% Copper * Weight: 23.33 grams * Diameter: 36 millimeters * Mintage: 7,296,832 pieces *Coin Specifications. * Actual Silver Weight: 0.60 troy ounces * Obverse (Front): Queen Elizabeth II, designed by artist Mary Gillick. * Reverse (Back): Displays a circular design with four floral emblems representing Canada's founding cultures: the French fleur-de-lis, the Irish shamrock, the Scottish thistle, and the English rose. * It also includes the text "CHARLOTTETOWN • QUÉBEC" and the dates "1864 - 1964". * Commemorative: The Charlottetown Conference. * Coin Error: Missing Dot Variety On the reverse design, the artist's initials are missing a dot after the T: Should read: T. S. Instead reads: T S. Finding treasures like this is like stumbling upon a hidden time capsule buried in the backyard of history! If this listing is still live, this piece of heritage is still available and ready to find a new home in your collection. Please see my other listings.