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Royal Canadian Mint Coin Lore: Back to Concept – 2 OZ Pure Silver 2-Coin Set. Back by popular demand! In the tradition of our successful. 2017 Forgotten 1927 Designs. 2018 Coins That Never Were. Sets, weve gone back into the archives and dug deep to bring you more early coin conceptsand on a much bigger canvas. This set features an early take on two classic coin designs: Emanuel Hahns Voyageur dollar (1935) and caribou 25 cents (1937). The images may look familiar, but the all-new sculpts are based solely on the artists preliminary pencil sketches, which are preserved in the National Currency Collection – Bank of Canada. Brought to life in a way that speaks to a love and dedication to history, Hahns original art features drawing guides, omissions, additions and even a few imprecisions that have all been faithfully included on these two 2 oz. They offer rare insight into the evolution of a numismatic work of art, from idea to coin to eventual icon. Two classic Canadian designs: Emanuel Hahns Voyageur dollar (1935) and caribou 25 cents (1937). A DIFFERENT TAKE ON COINS YOU KNOW AND LOVE! This set is a rare glimpse of the early concepts for the Voyageur dollar and 25-cent coins designed by Emanuel Hahn in the 1930s. MORE DETAILED THAN EVER! The two 2 oz. Sized canvases provide ample space for engraved details that bring the artists hand-drawn vision to life. Every design variation, omission, and addition is intentional in order to remain faithful to the original art. INCLUDES A PRESENTATION BOOKLET! Each set comes with a booklet featuring images of Hahns original art, which is preserved in the National Currency Collection – Bank of Canada. 21ST CENTURY TECHNOLOGY MEETS 20TH CENTURY ART! Hahns penciled drawing guides are re-created using laser engraving technology on a flat field, where the lines are visible without dominating the art. These arent just adapted versions of pre-existing designstheyre all-new sculpts of old favourites, complete with artistic nuances that couldnt be reproduced when the coins made their debut in the 1930s. The pencil drawings that inspired these coins are part of Emanuel Hahns outstanding numismatic and artistic legacy. The sketches are preserved in the National Currency Collection – Bank of Canada, along with Hahns correspondence, plaster models, and other production materials. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. Limited to 1,750 coin sets worldwide. Each of your two coins are crafted from two ounces of 99.99% pure silver, making a combined total of four ounces for the set! The 25-cent coin re-creates a preliminary sketch of the iconic caribou design by artist Emanuel Hahn. The Big Dipper asterism appears behind the left-side profile of. While the denomination 25 CENTS is positioned between the caribous antlers. Laser engraving on flat mimics the artists hand-drawn guide lines. The reverse includes the word CANADA and an updated date, 2019. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. Beneath the aurora borealis, a voyageur and an Indigenous guide paddle a fur-laden canoe past wind-swept pines that rise up from a semi-circular island. The reverse includes the word CANADA, an updated date 2019 and the denomination, DOLLAR. The stars align differently on this version of the 25-cent coin. Emanuel Hahns early version of the caribou design included a slightly different-looking rack of antlers and the Big Dipper asterism in the background. The seven stars appear on preliminary sketches for the 5-cent and, later, the 25-cent coin (seen in this set). All but three stars were removed sometime in 1937; those three can still be seen in the legend, before and after the word CANADA and just before the year. Text elements are different, too. The word CENTS appears as all caps on this early version of the 25-cent, which doesnt include fur texture on the neck. And take a closer look at the canoe on this version of the dollar cointhe HB letters are positioned differently, while the insignia on the canoe is erased. The travellers are also missing distinctive pieces of clothing (a feather, a fur cap and a handkerchief). An earlier drawing reveals a Voyageur design that didnt include the Northern Lights. At one time, a fleur-de-lis and a maple leaf were included in the legend; birds were seen in the sky and a forest appeared to rise up in the distant horizon. The design was revised to include the aurora borealis, which were represented by sharp vertical lines. On this version, the Northern Lights have a softer, more gradually etched appearance that is closer to the original art. Your coins are encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell with a black beauty box. 99.99% pure silver. 1 dollar, 25 cents. I do leave feedback for everyone. The item “2019 Royal Canadian Mint Lore Back to Concept 2 OZ Pure Silver Proof 2-Coin Set” is in sale since Saturday, January 26, 2019. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Coins\ Canada\Commemorative”. The seller is “coins.4.fun” and is located in Richmond Hill, Ontario. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Modified Item: No
• Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada
• Certification: Uncertified
• Grade: Ungraded
• Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated