The Confederation of Canada Centennial Medal was issued in 1967 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Canadian Confederation. It was awarded to individuals who made outstanding contributions to Canadian society in various fields, reflecting the spirit of unity and progress during Canada’s centennial year.
Features:
Material: Silver-plated or nickel alloy.
Design:
Obverse: Depicts the maple leaf, a national symbol, with the inscription "Confederation Canada 1867-1967".
Reverse: Features the Royal Crown and a bilingual inscription in English and French to reflect Canada's dual heritage.
Ribbon:
A white background with red edges and a single red central stripe, symbolizing Canada's flag.
Significance:
This medal is a historical artifact celebrating Canada’s centennial and honoring individuals who contributed to the country’s growth and development.
Collectibility:
Highly collectible among those interested in Canadian history, medals, and commemorative items. Its association with Canada’s 100th anniversary enhances its historical value.