YOU WILL RECEIVE COA # 0271/4500. NEW IN ORIGINAL MINT PACKAGE FROM THE CANADIAN MINT. With box and COA. Composition : 99.99% PURE SILVER. Weight (g) : 62.69. Face value : 30 DOLLARS. Steve Hepburn / RCM Engravers. See the animal world from a different angle with this. The perfect fusion of modern engraving and classic art, its reverse design reveals a more tender side of an iconic species that is typically portrayed as a symbol of strength. This stunning 2 oz. Coin features multifaceted engraving, an innovative approach to minting dimensional art. On the coin’s reverse, both the eagle and the eaglets are composed of multiple facets that elevate the art by reflecting light from various angles. 2 OUNCES OF PURE SILVER! Your coin is crafted in 2 oz. Of 99.99% pure silver and features a 50 mm diameter-an uncommon size, but one that provides plenty of space for the unique artistry that makes this an unforgettable addition to any collection. With a uniformly brilliant finish, many of the portrait’s finer details would get lost in the mix; so we approached this family portrait by using multiple finishes that help convey depth-from the frosted nest in the foreground to the frosted landscape in the background, and the brilliant facets of the eagles. On your coin’s obverse, an array of laser-engraved polygon shapes-a nod to the reverse-form a dynamic pattern behind the effigy. Limited to just 4,500 coins worldwide. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. The reverse design by Canadian artist Steve Hepburn offers a rare glimpse of a bald eagle. The obverse features a polygon pattern and the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. The Bald Eagle symbolizes strength, beauty and power, but it is also synonymous with characteristics like loyalty, wisdom and courage. This design uses a unique angle, from high up in the tree canopy, to show the magnificent eagle returning to her three eaglets and swooping down with outstretched wings, which showcases the beauty and structure of the feathers. The young birds are completely reliant on the skill and nurturing care of their parents for the first few months of life. Steve Hepburn, Artist. Bald eagles build the largest nests-these can average about 1 metre tall, though larger nests have been reported. It’s not clear whether the male or female selects the site, but they tend to nest in tall trees that provide them with a commanding view and easy flight access. Eaglets hatch after a 35-day incubation period and remain in the nest for 10-12 weeks. During the first weeks, the parents will shield the young from the elements and carry food back to the nest. Young eagles develop their flight and hunting skills at their own pace, and they’re largely independent after the second month. Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a black Royal Canadian Mint-branded clamshell with a black beauty box. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF THERE IS A PROBLEM BEFORE GIVING YOUR FEEDBACK. Thank’s for looking.