The coat of arms features three gold fleurs-de-lis on a blue field, a gold lion passant, and a sprig of green maple leaves for Canada. 2018 Quebec Heraldic Emblem 25cent. Pure Silver Proof Canada Coin.
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Fine silver (99.99% pure). Face value: 15 dollars. Three Degrees Creative Group Inc. (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse). Do you have questions about this product? Get answers from real customers and in-house experts with. Fine Silver Coin – Mallard – Mintage: 10000 (2013). Of respondents would recommend this to a friend. Collector (6), Parent of two or more children (3). Was this a gift? Reviewed by 9 customers. First In A New Series. What is not to love about this coin? It’s the first in the new series, it has a low mintage of 10,000, it’s a colored silver coin, it’s 1/2 an ounce of silver and it features iconic Canadian mallard ducks! The way the center of the coin splashes out onto the border of the coin is awesome! Easily one of the best looking coins of the year! Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. Was this review helpful? You may also flag this review. Collector, Parent of Two or More Children. So perfect this coin! I just love it. Customers found this review helpful. Education Oriented, Parent of Two or More Children. I don’t collect coins, but this one I will keep for sure! Nice start to a series! I have been a collector for many years and a member of Ducks Unlimited and when I seen this set come out I had to have it! It sure is a pretty coin. Collector, Grandparent, Parent of Two or More Children, Working Parent. This coin is beautifully made and very eye-catching. I hope I can get the series, but “awaiting stock” is rarely a good sign for desirable coins. The colorful design attracts my attention. A pretty colored silver coin to start with. Looking forward for the other 2 coins to be issued. Should sell all 3 coins together now in a high quality display box (see through from top). GREAT FOR THE NATURE LOVER AND THE COLLECTOR. A must have for the avid collector. Fine Silver Coin – Ducks of Canada: Wood Duck – Mintage: 10000 (2013). Reviewed by 7 customers. Education Oriented, Grandparent, Parent of Two or More Children, Working Parent. Will maintain its value and beauty. Lee the coin guy. The coloring and detail on the coin is really nice. Mint did an exceptional job on this coin! This coin has definitely met my expectations, it exhibits beautiful and accurate coloring on the pair of Wood Ducks with nice detail. With the recent drop in silver prices, I wish the RCM would have issued these “Duck” coins in a larger diameter coin, possibly even a 1 1/2 oz version that would really hit the mark. Other than that, it’s a nice example and overall well done by the mint. Really a beautiful coin. I can’t wait for the pintail. Wow wildlife in your hand!! Details and colors are great, good job rcm. Unfortunately, i’ll have to admire this coin in the picture. After being shut out of the original subscription, i was lucky enough to get the Mallard. Checked website everday for months awaiting this coin. Went to site immediately to order only to find they are “awaiting stock”. I’m not so naive enough to know this is the mints way of saying your out of luck. Reviewed this the day of issue but Mint neglected to post – i guess they’re only interested in positive reaction. Second coin of the popular duck series at a little premium price. Both this and the 25-cent partner new coins are more attractive than the first one. The mint has listened to the public and beautful coins keep coming out. Just hope the mint did not forget their commitment to issue all other pretty series, not just the popular one. This is from my personal collection which I ordered directly from Royal Canadian Mint in 2014. Please feel free to make an offer and we might strike a deal! Please contact me if you have any concerns so that I can address for you, before you decide to leave unsatisfied feedback. I would like to thank you for looking at my auctions. Please watch for my other auctions.
J & M Coin and Jewellery. Backed by angular shapes conveying speed and motion, two of the aircraft speak to the RCAF’s past: on the left, the Camel was flown as a fighter aircraft in the First World War and as an advanced combat trainer with the RCAF until 1929; and on the right, the Spitfire fighter was flown in combat by RCAF squadrons overseas in the Second World War. The F-35 Lightning II-the inspiration for the lightning bolt in the background-is prominently featured in the foreground, where the stealth fighter represents the RCAF’s future fleet. The RCAF motto. Sic Itur ad Astra. ” (“Such is the pathway to the stars) is positioned near the top, while the RCAF roundel is centred at the bottom. The obverse features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati. Please wait for us to send you an invoice.
Printed in Toronto at the Stinehour Press in 1970. Edition limited to 350 copies. An important piece of research work which documents 39 silversmiths who were forced to flee the Colonies during and after the American Revolution because they were Loyalists. These craftsmen settled in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Ontario and built new lives for themselves. Langdon begins by discussing not only silversmiths but also other craftsmen who were forced to flee the American colonies and resettle in Canada, and then offers full biographies of the 39 silversmiths. The superb text carefully documents these individuals, using both printed and manuscript records; the text is fully footnoted. The Canadian Encyclopedia notes- The main waves of Loyalists came to what is now Canada in 1783 and 1784. The Loyalists supported Britain for highly diverse reasons. Many evinced a personal loyalty to the Crown or a fear that revolution could bring chaos to America. Many agreed with the rebels that America had suffered wrongs at the hands of Britain, but believed the solution could be worked out within the empire. Loyalists were instrumental in establishing educational, religious, social and governmental institutions. Though greatly outnumbered by later immigrants, Loyalists and their descendants, exerted a strong and lasting influence. 6.5″x10″, 82 pages; a finely printed book with marbled endpapers -an elegant volume. Silver historian Gwen Kelso’s copy, with her bookplate. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR OVERSEAS BUYERS, PLEASE NOTE. It is against U. Joslin Hall Books & Ephemera. Member of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers and the Ephemera Society.
Since its creation in 1972, more than 4,700 men and women of the Canadian Forces have been appointed to the Order of Military Merit. The mintage is limited to 5,500. Designed by Bruce W. The insignia of the Order of Military Merit has been proudly struck by the Royal Canadian Mint since 2012. The reverse of this fine silver coin presents a near-faithful re-creation of the insignia bestowed upon those appointed to the highest rank of membership: Commander of the Order of Military Merit C. Blue translucent colour re-creates the rich colour of the straight-end cross patée, with its four arms narrowing at the center. Surmounted by a colourful St. Edward’s Crown, a red annulus bears the inscription MERIT. , whose yellow colour mimics the gold of the original insignia. At its center, the red maple leaf helps distinguish the insignia of Commander from that of Officer or Member, which would feature a gold and silver maple leaf (respectively). The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Susanna Blunt. Founded on July 1, 1972, the Order of Military Merit recognizes distinctive merit and exceptional service displayed by the men and women of the Canadian Forces, both Regular and Reserve. Many have demonstrated dedication and devotion beyond the call of duty, and the Order honours them for their commitment to Canada. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is the Order’s Sovereign, the governor general is its Chancellor and a Commander, and the chief of the Defence Staff is its Principal Commander. Weight: 31.83 grams. Bullion Weight: 1.023 Troy Ounces. Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II. Reverse: Order of Military Merit. Series: Canadian Honours, Coin #2 of 4. Monarch: Queen Elizabeth II. Theme: Canada’s Military.
