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Canada — 1 Cent 1967
Circulation commemorative coin with a face value of 1 cent, issued in 1967 by the Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa as part of a nationwide series of commemorative coins dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Canadian Confederation (1867–1967).
On the obverse — portrait of a young Queen Elizabeth II (at about 39 years old) facing right, wearing a tiara and pearl necklace, designed by Arnold Machin. Around the edge inscription «ELIZABETH II D • G • REGINA» (Elizabeth II, by the Grace of God Queen).
On the reverse — stylized rock dove in flight with outstretched wings, symbolizing peace and freedom. Above the dove denomination «1 CENT», above «CANADA», below dates «1867–1967». The design was created by Canadian artist Alex Colville, who won the competition for the best reverses for the entire 1967 series (each denomination features its own animal: dove for the cent, hare for 5 cents, mackerel for 10 cents, etc.).
The coin reflects a key moment in Canadian history — the centennial of Confederation in 1867, when four provinces (Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick) united to form the Dominion of Canada, laying the foundation for the modern federal state. The 1967 series became one of the most recognizable in Canadian numismatics thanks to animal symbols of nature and national spirit.