1982 Canadian "Constitution/Confederation" Commemorative Dollar Coin

This item is a circular, metallic coin, likely composed of silver given the context clue, featuring a detailed relief on what appears to be the reverse side. The coin's surface exhibits a generally bright, silvery luster with some evidence of minor surface abrasions or toning consistent with age and typical handling. The central design depicts a historical scene often associated with the signing of a foundational document or an assembly, showcasing numerous figures gathered within an architectural interior, possibly a legislative chamber or hall. Above this scene, the inscription "1867 CONFEDERATION" is clearly visible, while below, "CONSTITUTION 1982" is inscribed. This combination of dates and terms strongly suggests a commemorative coin marking the 115th anniversary of Canadian Confederation (1867) and the patriation of the Canadian Constitution in 1982. The craftsmanship appears to be of high quality, with fine details discernible in the figures and architectural elements. There are no obvious signs of significant damage such as deep scratches, major dents, or tarnishing that would severely impact its aesthetic appeal. The edges appear well-defined, indicating a standard minting process. The overall condition suggests it has been reasonably well-preserved, though not necessarily in uncirculated condition.