J & M Coin and Jewellery. This fantastic Ducks of Canada presentation set is sure to be a big hit with any bird lover! Created to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Ducks Unlimited Canada – an organization committed to wetland conservation – the set is meant to hold three fine silver coins from 2013 depicting breeding pairs of the Canadian Mallard, the Wood Duck and the Pintail Duck. The Royal Canadian Mint-branded wooden display case comes lined with green flock; the clean lines of the wood grain and the simple, elegant design of the case invoke the refreshing visuals of a quiet cottage in a forested setting. This case comes protected with a brilliantly-coloured beauty box encasing. A fantastic feature of this presentation set is the inclusion of a “Buck Brush Double” duck call. It is presented with an ivory-coloured acrylic barrel and an ivory-coloured insert with a 0.065 solid stainless steel band, and comes hand-tuned by the Buck Gardener Pro staff tuners. The call is laser-engraved with the logo of the Royal Canadian Mint, resulting in a handsome and quality call that is sure to be cherished. FEATURES: Produced By: RCM Year: 2013 TECHNICAL SPECS: EXTENDED INFORMATION. For in-person pick-up we also accept cash or Interac. Please wait for us to send you an invoice.
Step back in time with this modern re-creation of a famous transitional issue. This selectively gold-plated 2 oz. 99.99% pure silver coin is a timely look back at one of our most famous transitional issues: the 1947 Maple Leaf five-cent coin. Faithfully re-sculpted using archived images from the Bank of Canada Museum, the historic reverse features the maple leaf mark that was added 75 years ago, in early 1948, to 1947-dated coins struck after India gained its independence from British rule. That small maple leaf alludes to imminent change: the removal of “IND: IMP:” (“Emperor of India”) from the outmoded obverse legend, which has also been reproduced on this limited collectible that brings the past to life. Re-creating a classic: The 1947 Maple Leaf five-cent coin. The 1947 Maple Leaf Mark. After India gained its independence from British rule in 1947, Canadian coinage required new obverses without the outmoded “IND: IMP:” (“Emperor of India”) in the legend. But in early 1948, Canada’s Mint was still awaiting new matrices and punches from the Royal Mint, which still produced all die-sinking tools for its former Ottawa branch. The demand for new coins of every denomination proved too great, so a small maple leaf was placed next to the year “1947″ on the old dies, where this maple leaf mark helped to differentiate these antedated 1948 issues from regular strikes. New master tooling arrived later that year, but by then, more than nine million 1947 Maple Leaf five-cent coins had already been struck; as a result, just 1,810,789 five-cent coins were produced with the updated obverse and a true date of 1948. Step back in time with this re-creation of a famous transitional issue! The original 1947 Maple Leaf five-cent coin was struck in 1948 while awaiting a new obverse, one without “IND: IMP:” in the legend, after India gained its independence from British rule. Silver and selective gold plating. Crafted in 2 oz. Of 99.99% pure silver, this near-faithful reproduction of a historic coin is enhanced with selective gold plating on its obverse and reverse. A re-creation of a classic. Both the obverse and reverse designs have been re-created using modern techniques and archival photographs. The year “1947″ is key to the story and it appears on your coin’s reverse, just like the original coin. The issuing year “2023″ has been moved to the obverse and made less prominent in order to keep the focus on the historically significant elements. Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a black Royal Canadian Mint-branded clamshell with a black beauty box. Composition: 99.99 pure silver with selective gold plating. Weight: 62.69 g. Diameter: 50 mm – I’ve put it next to a 2022 black Toonie so you can get an idea on the size difference – The 2022 Black toonie was minted in honour of her Queen Elizabeth reign- I cant say that the toonie is included, or the 2023 50 cent piece could also be included because doing so may invalidate the NON-TAXABLE status of the 5 cent coin which is 99.99 pure silver – sorry- no playing cards. Face Value: 5 Cents. On sales of all items within Canada, regardless of exemption status.
Pure silver 1 oz. Anniversary of the RCMP with this colourful 1 oz. Ask anyone to list iconic symbols of Canada, and chances are, they’ll mention a colourfully uniformed “Mountie”-like the one depicted on this commemorative coin. This year (2023) marks the 150. Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), an integral part of Canada’s story since 1873. Since its storied beginnings as the North-West Mounted Police (NWMP), Canada’s national police service has grown, modernized and endeavoured to become a more inclusive and diverse organization, and this is reflected on your coin’s reverse. Its colourful portrait of a mounted officer-a globally recognized symbol of Canada, of law and order-is a recognition of the force’s rich history, as well as the contributions made by members of the RCMP. Recognizing the RCMP’s 150-year history. Anniversary of the RCMP. This fine silver coin commemorates the. Anniversary of Canada’s national police service, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police-an integral part of Canada’s story since 1873. The Mountie in red serge is one of the most iconic images of Canada, and you’ll find a modern rendition of that emblematic image on your coin’s reverse. Your coin commemorates the RCMP’s milestone anniversary in 2023 and honours its members’ contributions to Canada’s story over the last 150 years. A great addition to any history or Canadian-themed collection! Crafted in 1 oz. 99.99% pure silver with a proof finish. Limited to 7,500 coins worldwide. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a black Royal Canadian Mint-branded clamshell with a black beauty box. Recognized worldwide, the RCMP’s distinctive uniform and black horse have been brought to life by dynamic finishes and an application of colour over the relief. Engraved on the coin’s reverse, the mountains of western Canada provide a fitting backdrop for the RCMP officer and rider; they also serve as a reminder of the RCMP’s beginnings. It was on May 23, 1873, that Parliament passed an act establishing the North-West Mounted Police (NWMP), and this is considered to be the birthdate of the RCMP. In 1904, the NWMP was renamed the Royal North-West Mounted Police (RNWMP), which became the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in 1920 upon the absorption of the Dominion Police. The coin’s reverse salutes the men and women of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The RCMP accepted its first female recruits in 1974, and today, about 1/5 of regular members are women. Horses have always been associated with the RCMP. Today, a full troop of 32 uniformed riders and their mounts continue the longstanding tradition of the world-famous spectacle known as the RCMP Musical Ride! GST or HST EXEMPT item. Usually MUCH cheaper for multiples of this item or similar weight/size.. your item is being sent by a cheaper and slower but fully trackable method (3-4 weeks typically). I have no control over how long the postal systems take to get it to you.
