Collectibles Coins Royal Canadian Mint 1992 SPECIAL EDITION PROOF STERLING SILVER SET - 125TH ANNIVERSARY in original box Sterling silver proof 1992 quarter and gold plated dollar collection. The Royal Canadian Mint has struck this special series of numismatic coins in celebration of Canada's 125th anniversary of Confederation. The twelve quarter display scenes from each province and territory in Canada. The Dollar Coin has honour of being the standard bearer of our Nation. The designs were selected from submissions by Canadians from coast to coast. The uncirculated set comes in the original packaging from the Royal Canadian Mint. The set is made of sterling silver and is proof quality. The set comes with the original certificate of authenticity, large clam shell case, capsules, and box from the Royal Canadian Mint. Beautifully designed set that carries allot of meaning and memories. Brings back important memories of Canadian history! Each quarter represents a different Canadian province: 1.Yukon 2.British Columbia 3.Alberta 4.The Northwest territories 5.Manitoba 6.Saskatchewan 7.Ontario 8.Quebec 9.New Brunswick 10.Prince Edward Island 11.Nova Scotia 12.Newfoundland The Special Edition Canadian Dollar
Collectibles Coins Royal Canadian Mint 2020 $20 Mother Earth: Our Home in original box Out of the billions of possible worlds in the universe, Earth is the only known planet to sustain life as we know it. By presenting a view from orbit, this coin reminds us that everything on our planet is connected: people, plants and animals, the past, present and future. Earth's well-being directlyaffects our own, and we must cherish and preserve this home for generations to come. A fun Earth coin your entire family will enjoy again and again. Order today. Special features: OUR PLANET, OUR HOME, OUR FUTURE: This pure silver coin celebrates our little blue planet, the "Mother" of life as weknow it! It is a love letter to a unique world that is home to humankind and millions of other species. A BLACK LIGHT-ACTIVATED GLOW: Black light-activated technology brings a colourful intensity to the Milky Way Galaxy. BOROSILICATE GLASS: On the coin's reverse, our planet ismade of recycled borosilicate glass that gives it a rounded appearance and a glassy sheen, like it is illuminated by the sun. SPACE VIEW: The reverse design uses the vastness of space and the barren lunar landscape to emphasize our planet's lifesupport systems—the water, land and atmosphere that have allowed life to thrive here. DETAILED LUNARSCAPE: The natural shine of 99.99% pure silver illuminates all the engraved details that re-create the battered and cratered surface of the moon. A UNIFYING MESSAGE: Past, present and future—we are celebrating the home that has nurtured generations before us, but we are also mindful of the need to preserve itfor those generations still to come. INCLUDES SERIALIZED CERTIFICATE: The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. LOW MINTAGE: Limited to 4,000 coins worldwide. Design: Designed by Canadian artist Jamie Desrochers, the reverse features a breathtaking view of Earth from space. The scene is enhanced with black light-activated technology that lights up the Milky Way behind our home planet, which is made from recycled borosilicate glass, while the partial view of a battered lunar landscape emphasizes Earth's ability to support life. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. Did you know… In our solar system, Earth is the third planet fromthe Sun—we're about 150 million kilometres away from it—and the fifth largest. Earth's moon is the largest relative to its planet in the entire solar system. Water covers roughly 70% of our planet's surface while our atmosphere is mostly made of nitrogen (78%) and oxygen (21%).
Collectibles Coins Royal Canadian Mint 2019 $30 golden reflections Snowy Owl in original box Strokes of great silvery wings carry the snowy owl over the boundless landscape. It is a gorgeous bird, native to Canada’s Arctic regions. One can easily recognize it by that piercing amber stare, fluffy chest and, most notably, a thick coat of snow-white feathers. As charming as this bird may be, the snowy owl is also a fearsome hunter, preying mainly on rodents and waterfowl. Down below, a duo of greater white-fronted geese unsuspectingly glides across peaceful waters. It seems as though they were accompanied by nothing more than the ripples of their reflection. However, the predator is streaking from above. Enjoy Canadian wildlife? Order our fully gold-plated silver coin featuring a snowy owl and geese today! Design: The reverse design by Canadian wildlife artist W. Allan Hancock depicts a snowy owl hunting fora pair of greater white-fronted geese. The scene isset against the backdrop of snowy peaks in Canada’s Arctic region. About the Artist: W. Allan Hancock has dedicated his life to art since his early years. A full-time self-employed artist since 1995, he has a multitude of achievements in his Curriculum Vitae. Did you know… Snowy owls are among the most agile owls in the world. Their predatory nature is reinforced by particularly keen senses of sight and hearing. While a snowy owl delights in medium-sizedbirds such as greater white-fronted geese, its all-time favourite snack is lemmings. The fluctuations of the lemming population directly affect the numbersof snowy owls in a given region. Snowy owls may be fearsome hunters, but they arealso adorable lovebirds. The owls mate for life andbuild their nest together, where their offsprings will hatch for years to come.
Collectibles Royal Canadian Mint 2019 historical stamp coat of arms in original box Third and final coin in our tribute to Canada's classic stamps! Order today! Beyond history-themed pictorials and portraits, Canada's philatelic history can also provide a senseof the nation's mindset at a key moment in time. Such is the case with this uniquely shaped reproduction of a vintage stamp, which is forever preserved in 99.99% pure silver. The third (and final) instalment in our limited tribute to philately, your stamp-shaped coin takes a special look at Canada in 1942—a time when a proud nation had dedicated its resources to support an Allied victory in the Second WorldWar. Design: Engraved on your stamp-shaped coin is a detailed reproduction of a Canadian special delivery stamp issued on July 1, 1942, to highlight Canada's involvement in the Allied cause during the SecondWorld War. The 10-cent denomination stamp was designed by Herman Herbert Schwartz and originally engraved by Silas Robert Allen, as evidenced by the horizontal lines that are indicative of traditional intaglio printing or line engraving. The pictorial collagefeatures the former Arms of Canada within a shield atop a bough of maple leaves, and flanked by four flags that represent Canada's different military contributions. An application of modern colour mimics the deep bright green colour of the original issue, which had an inscribed denomination of “10 CENTS”. The obverse features the effigyof Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. The 1942-43 War Effort Issue On July 1, 1942, the Post Office Department ofCanada introduced the War issue: a series of patriotic-themed stamps that highlighted the nation'scontributions to the Allied war effort, both at home and abroad. The special delivery stamp re-created on the coin's reverse features a collage of emblematic images that reflect pride in Canada's military contributions—from the flag of the Royal Canadian Air Force to the stylized version of the Arms of Canada. By the fall of 1946, 3,276,404 of these stamps had been printed at the Canadian Bank Note Company's facility in Ottawa where some of Canada's postage stamps are still produced today. Did you know… Issued between 1898 and 1946, Canada's special delivery stamps were used for express mail delivery (similar to Canada Post's Xpresspost today). Canada's final special delivery stamp (1946) was a peacetime version of this design. It featured a different-shaped shield, while laurel boughsreplaced the flags.
Collectibles Coins Royal Canadian Mint 2007 50 cent coin in original box The Forget-Me-Not flower is the symbol of theAlzheimer Society. Remember the people youknow who are affected by Alzheimer's disease byordering the 2007 50-Cent SterlingSilver Coin- Golden Forget-Me-Not. "Forget me not!" cried the drowning knight and thename of this springtime wildflower was born.According to legend, a medieval knight was pickingflowers for his lady along a riverbank when he fell intothe water under the weight of his armour. Ever since,the 50 species of Myosotis have been called "forget-menot"in countless countries worldwide and theirromantic symbolism for tragedy and faithful loveendures to this day. These endearing flowers are indeed unforgettable. Theblossoms consist of five petals with a delicate yellowcentre and measure just 1 cm (.4 in) across, but theygrow with such profusion that they blanket the entirearea in soft blue, white or pink. This flower'spreference is by far the rich, moist soil found along thewater's edge and gardeners that match these conditionswill be treated to a welcome explosion of colour everyspring! Special features: • 50-cent coin in sterling silver with selective goldplating. • Minted with the same artistic flair and technicalprecision as the 2006 Golden Daisy, 2005 GoldenRose, 2004 Easter Lily, 2003 Golden Daffodil and2002 Golden Tulip.
Collectibles Coins Canadian Royal Canadian Mint 2014 $20 Fine Silver Coin Maple Leaves in original box Only 7,500 Minted An extremely cute design, sure to be popular with your family! Order yours today! The maple leaf has long been an internationally recognized emblem of Canada, its people and the land itself. But there are multiple species of maples, making it as diverse as the population it is often used to represent. This striking silver coin pays tribute to one of several maple species that are native to Canada: the sugar maple ( Acer saccharum ). The sugar maple’s colourful transformation in autumn is artistically depicted in the coin’s image. From their green summer hues (as seen in the background leaves), the maple leaves in the foreground are transitioning to the brilliant red, orange and yellow tints that dominate Canada’s breathtaking fall landscape. Glow-in-the-dark technology allows for the sudden appearance of a maple leaf in the centre of the image; the transformation now complete, this uniformly orange leaf glows radiantly. A beautiful gift for someone who enjoys the colours of autumn mixed with a fun glow-in-the-dark maple leave. Low mintage, hurry and order yours today! Special features: • Beautiful maple leaves design on your coin has been meticulously rendered in full colour. • SURPRISE! Your coin uses glow-in-the-dark technology so that you can see the sudden appearance of a single,maple leaf hidden amongst the design when viewing the coin in the dark. • Will not wear out! Innovative glow-in-the-dark technology will not wear out—ever! For best effect, simply recharge the coin under a light. • Your coin is GST/HST exempt with a low worldwide mintage of only 7,500. Design: In the background, numerous sugar maple leaves are layered one on top of another, still resplendent in summer’s green hues. In the foreground, a branch is dotted with leaves that have begun their transition to the brilliant fall tints of red, orange and yellow when the coin is removed from natural light, a maple leaf appears in the centre of the image. Packaging: Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell with custom beauty box. Order your coin today!
Collectibles Coins Canadian Royal Canadian Mint 2014 $15 Fine Silver Coin Exploring Canada: The Voyageurs in original box Only 15,000 Minted! First in a new series. Collect them all! As long as there have been people on Earth, there have been explorers—pioneering individuals with one eye trained on the horizon, eager to know what lies beyond and always ready to break a new trail towards the future. But their adventure never ends, because every destination inspires another. Exploration—that irrepressible spirit of discovery—fuels the life and passion of individuals. It drives the evolution of their community, and ultimatelyshapes the future of their nation. A fabulous keepsake that will be cherished by history buffs, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone with a passion for Canada's storied past. Order yours today! Special features: • First coin in this exciting new series of 10 coins showcasing Canadian exploration and history. • Celebrate one of the most enduring icons of Canadian history with this 99.99% pure silver coin that captures the thrilling adventure of The Voyageurs life in exhilarating detail. Design: Your coin depicts an energizing design of five men shooting the rapids aboard a birch bark canoe that typified the fur trade. The Native oarsman at the helm represents the inter-cultural alliances that were criticalto the fur trade's success, and the diverse manner of dress among the men illustrates the extent to which The Voyageurs adopted Native ways of life. The treacherous waterway with its rocky outcrops ischaracteristic of the dangerous terrain The Voyageurs had to navigate; just one of many perils that were ever-present in the wilderness. Packaging: Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell box with custom beauty box.
Collectibles Coins Royal Canadian Mint 2015 proof Silver Dollar 50th Anniversary of the Canadian Flag SPECIFICATIONS Mintage: 20,000 Composition: 99.99% pure silver Weight: 23.17 g Edge: serrated Certificate: serialized Face Value: 1 dollar Finish: proof Artist: John Mantha (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse) 04314/20000
Collectibles Coins Royal Canadian Mint 2015 imposing Alpha Wolf Item Specifics: Encapsulated coin c omes in a maroon clam style case and box with COA Condition: Uncirculated Finish: Proof Composition: 99.99% Silver Diameter: 38mm Weight of coin: approx. 31 .39g Dimension of package: 2.7 x 2.75 x 1.5 in Total Weight: Approx. 120g 3349/6500
Collectibles Coins Royal Canadian Mint 1968 50% Silver $0.25 Canadian Stock Photo Used, the coin will not be the pictured one. The price is for one Silver coin in various conditions. 25 Cents - Elizabeth II with Tiara / Caribou A new obverse with Queen Elizabeth II's portrait showing more mature facial features and wearing a tiara was introduced to all denominations in 1965. The caribou on a 25-cent piece dates back to 1936 when a change in the sovereign's image on circulation currency prompted the Canadian government to modify the designs on the reverse side of coins as well. The caribou design was created by Canadian artist Emanuel Hahn and was first used in 1937. Silver Composition During 1968 coining it was necessary to discontinue the use of silver and substitute nickel for it. Nickel coins are darker in color and are attracted to a magnet. Actual silver weight (ASW): 0.0937 troy ounces (troy oz) Obverse The coin depicts the Tiara portrait design of Queen Elizabeth II with the Latin inscription: ELIZABETH II D • G • REGINA meaning "Elizabeth II, by the grace of God, the Queen Reverse Designed by Emanuel Hahn, the coin features a left-facing image of a Caribou head. The denomination sits between the antlers. The text to the left reads "CANADA", while the text to the right features the date. Note: The photo of this item is a stock image only. Specifications Mintage: 71,464,000 Composition: 50% silver, 50% copper Finish: Circulation Weight: 5.83 g Diameter: 23.88 mm Magnetism: Nonmagnetic Face Value: 25 cents Die axis: ↑↑
Collectibles Coins Royal Canadian Mint Canadian $1.00 Assorted Years(1968 And Newer) Not Silver Price is for one coin at random or selected in store.
Collectibles Coins Royal Canadian Mint Canadian $0.50 Assorted Years (1968 And Newer) Not Silver Canadian $0.50 Assorted Years (1968 And Newer) Not Silver Price is for one coin at random or selected in store.
