2oz Canada Goose Silver Coin. I think it is the most strikingly beautiful coin that the RCM has produced. I have very few of these beauties for sale. Don’t miss your chance to own one!! The LIMITED MINTAGE 2 oz fine silver Canada Goose coin is a very special pure silver coin. The GOOSE image is a timelessly, classic design by Canadian artist Alex Colville. The goose design appeared on the silver one dollar coin; however the GOOSE image on this two ounce coin has the goose flying from left to right. On the silver dollar the goose is flying the opposite direction. The Canadian Goose is an internationally recognized Canadian icon image. It is the national symbol for fidelity, bravery, loyalty, confidence, protection, and determination. This coin has a face value of 10 Canadian dollars, and could be used as legal tender. The RCM guarantees the silver content and purity of this coin and this fact gives buyers peace of mind in this era of fake Chinese copies of rare and expensive Canadian coins. MORE ABOUT CANADIAN GEESE. It is rumoured that Canadian Geese mate for life and under normal circumstances this is true. Two exceptions exist in nature. If a Goose’s partner is killed it occasionally (but not often) will form a new relationship. In the event of infertility Canadian geese will usually remain with their mate for life, even if they do not produce offspring. This species is known for its loyalty because they form strong bonds with their mates. This loyalty is also one of the reasons why these birds are often used as a symbol of love and monogamy. For example, in the US and Canada, geese are often seen as a sign of love and fidelity. V-shaped flocks of honking Canada geese, flying overhead, always signal that the fall season in upon us. This annual event is very deeply rooted in Canadian and American psyches and is responsible for this coin’s universal appeal. Colville’s design wonderfully captures the goose’s strong, streamlined body which enables it to fly great distances. Numerous geese will fly together in a V-formation to create air currents the geese can ride to save energy and travel as much as 1,000 km in a single day.
