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75th Anniversary of the Declaration of WWII. A commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the declaration of the Second World War, and a heartfelt tribute to Canadians who bravely contributed to their country’s war effort. The stunning, life-like reverse design by Canadian artist Silvia Pecota presents a side-profile of a Canadian machine gun regiment during training. Seated on a rocky cliff that affords him a higher vantage point, the private at left steadies a tripod-mounted Vickers machine gun. Standing above him in the centre of the image field, a sergeant directs the private’s attention to a target in the distance. This beautifully detailed 30-dollar coin commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Second World War – a conflict that had an immediate and long-lasting impact on Canada and the world. An eye-catching coin rendered with the Royal Canadian Mint’s world-class artistry and the skilful melding of design and engraving. Mintage limited to 5,000 coins worldwide. A striking addition to any military or history-themed collection. Packaging: Maroon clamshell with graphic beauty box. THIS ITEM IS GST / HST EXEMPT. Citadel Coins Halifax, Nova Scotia Official Royal Canadian Mint Distributor.
Parliament Building Renewed Silver Dollar. The third coin in the Royal Canadian Mint’s Masters Club-exclusive series of renewed silver dollar designs features the 1939 commemorative silver dollar celebrating the royal visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (the Queen Mother)-the first visit to Canada by a reigning British monarch. The late 1930s were a time of tumult for the British monarchy. King George V’s silver jubilee year, 1935, ended sadly when he fell gravely ill. He passed away in January 1936. His son Edward VIII’s ascension was short-lived: Edward abdicated later that year, leaving his brother, George VI, to take the throne. These shifts in leadership meant that mints across the British Empire had to make ongoing changes to coinage in collaboration with the Royal Mint in London-a time-consuming task in this era. As matters at Windsor Castle settled down in 1938, the Government of Canada, unable to produce a commemorative coin in time for George VI’s 1937 coronation, decided to celebrate His Majesty’s planned royal visit in 1939-the first such visit on Canadian soil-and thus this commemorative silver dollar was born. A highly limited mintage of only 4,000 coins. Box sleeve features the Masters Club logo. King George VI’s effigy taken from the original 1939 commemorative silver dollar. Packaging: Wooden display box with custom beauty box. THIS ITEM IS GST / HST EXEMPT. Citadel Coins Halifax, Nova Scotia Official Royal Canadian Mint Distributor.
A special gathering of our colourful friends! Order today a 2 oz. Pure Silver Coloured Coin – Birds in the Backyard – Mintage: 3,000 (2019). A backyard feeder or birdhouse is our way of putting out the welcome mat for our winged friends! Bird watching is one of the easiest ways to observe Canada’s wildlife. By attracting birds to our outdoor spaces, we can learn more about our avian neighbours-from their colour variations or their differentcalls. This simple viewing activity can provide hours of enjoyment, and every visit is a treasured moment. Pure silver coin invites you to a special backyard gathering. While our popular bird-themed coins often highlight one species at a time, thisengraved piece brings together. Different birds in one image. Selective colour highlights a few leaves of the catalpa tree. Butall eyes are on the true stars of this design: the blue jay, the downy woodpecker, the northern cardinal and the purple martin-four of Canada’s famously colourful birds. A beautiful 2 oz. Pure silver coin featuring your favourite birds at a birdfeeder! AN IDEAL GIFT FOR A BIRD LOVER! The design is an unusual opportunity to view four different bird species in one image-from the boisterous blue jay to the insect-eating purple martin, an ideal gift for a bird lover. A FAVOURITE OF BIRDWATCHERS! Selective colour highlights the colourful feathers that make these birds a favourite of bird watchers. Our bird coins are always popular among collectors! While previous coins tend to highlight one species at a time, this beautiful piece brings together four different Canadian bird species in one viewing. Limited mintage of 3,000 coins makes this sought-after coin a rare collectible. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. 99.99% PURE SILVER! The 50-millimetre diameter allows for more engraved detail sand a more complex design. Designed by artist Neil Hamelin, the selectively coloured reverse features an engraved birdhouse in a catalpa tree. Several colourful Canadian bird species have gathered around this nesting box (from left to right): a curious blue jay. , a little downy woodpecker. Landing, and a perched purple martin. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. This design faithfully captures the birdhouse we have in our backyard. It was painted from the vantage point that I get to enjoy when sitting in our yard and watching the birds. Designs such as this one enable us to step away from the stress of everyday life and truly enjoy the beauty that Mother Nature has bestowed upon us. Christa Bruce, Product Manager, Royal Canadian Mint. A blue jay can be a bully at a feeder, where it may use its large size and loud call to intimidate smaller birds. But its colouring makes it a favourite of many Canadian birdwatchers! To attract a blue jay to your feeder, make sure it allows plenty of room for the blue jay to perch and keep it filled with sunflower seeds and peanuts. This mixture will attract cardinals, and other birds too. Want to attract a woodpecker to your feeder? Downies are your best bet. These chickadee-sized woodpeckers have a preference for suet feeders, but they’ll happily snap up sunflower seeds, peanuts and chunky peanut butter-they’ll even drink from hummingbird feeders! In Canada, purple martins flock to special types of birdhouses. These birdhouses either resemble gourds or multi-compartment hotels. This species is an aerial insectivore, so you’re not likely to see it at a feeder unless you leave crushed eggshells as a source of grit and calcium.
Endangered Animal Cutout: Woodland Caribou. Like a puzzle with a missing piece, it’s hard to imagine Canada without many of its most iconic species, including the woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou); sadly, this majestic mammal joins other Canadian creatures that are classified as at risk, threatened or even endangered. With its uniquely shaped cutout, this fine silver coin shines the spotlight on the plight of the caribou – a national symbol whose numbers are in decline in Canada’s wilderness. RCM FIRST: State-of-the-art technology and internationally renowned craftsmanship have come together to produce the first coin to feature a uniquely shaped cutout – one that smoothly recreates the animal’s iconic outline! – The artful combination of meticulous engraving and multiple finishes truly captures the stunning beauty of the Canadian wilderness; but the cutout adds a powerful aspect that highlights the species’ at-risk status and its “disappearing” numbers in the wild. Crafted from 1.7 ounces of 99.99% fine silver, each coin boasts a large diameter (54 mm) that allows even the finest detail to shine. With a limited mintage of just 5,500 coins worldwide, the coin’s artistic design and innovative new feature makes this a highly sought-after collectible that will be prized by art lovers, nature enthusiasts and collectors alike! Packaging: The coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded clamshell with a black beauty box. THIS ITEM IS GST / HST EXEMPT. Citadel Coins Halifax, Nova Scotia Official Royal Canadian Mint Distributor.
SML, a commemorative piece minted by the Royal Canadian Mint. This ungraded coin features a stunning ultra-high relief design that adds a sense of depth and dimension to the iconic Silver Maple Leaf image. Crafted from 0.9999 fine silver, this coin is a must-have for collectors and investors alike. It comes with a RCM COA certification and is uncirculated, ensuring its pristine condition. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this beautiful and unique piece of Canadian numismatic history.
A stunning use of selective gold plating on a piedfort coin! The loon and the maple leaf: the two most iconic symbols of Canadian identity and pride. One is a national icon and a symbol of Canada’s lake wilderness; the other predates our national flag as a visual representation for this land, its beauty, its people, and our hopes for the future. Since Confederation, the maple leaf has proven its reverential status by gaining official recognition as a national emblem. From coats of arms to coins, the maple leaf is aubiquitous symbol of belonging and continues to inspire admiration by proudly representing all that is Canadian. The use of selective gold plating on your pure silver. Makes this a valued addition to your collection. LOWER MINTAGE THAN PREVIOUS COIN IN SERIES! Compared to the previous coin (Caribou), this coin’s mintage has been reduced to 7,000! OUR THIRD SELECTIVELY GOLD-PLATED, PURE SILVER. Almost twice as thick as a standard 1 oz. Coin, it’s the third in the series! A DISTINCTLY CANADIAN CELEBRATION! Two proud national symbols-the loon and the maple leaf-combine to represent Canada’s past, present, and future in one outstanding design that fuses traditional imagery with contemporary depictions. OUTSTANDING LEVEL OF DETAIL! Beautifully engraved in 99.99% pure silver, your coin features an outstanding level of detail, as seen in the texture of the loon’s feather and the maple leaf’s veins. The use of selective gold plating adds elegance and an extra layer of dimension that allows the maple leaf and the rim to be admired individually or collectively as part of the overall design. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins! ONE-OUNCE 99.99% PURE SILVER COIN!
A Robert Bateman original makes the leap from sketch paper to 99.99% pure silver. If you find yourself unsettled by the wolf’s gaze, perhaps it’s the realization that you’ve locked eyes with a secretive creature known for its intelligence and strength. Fine silver coin is your opportunity to own a limited-edition engraved rendering of. By Canada’s foremost wildlife artist and naturalist, Robert Bateman. Like his photo-realistic paintings, Bateman’s original sketch captures the spirit of. In every pencil stroke. Those markings have been meticulously re-created to produce this precious metal artwork, which even replicates the paper’s “tooth” or surface texture. 99.99% pure silver. Robert Bateman (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse). Grow your collection of art by Robert Bateman with this 10 oz. A ROBERT BATEMAN EXCLUSIVE! This is the latest 10 oz. Pure silver coin to feature original artwork by one of Canada’s most widely recognized wildlife artists, Robert Bateman. Each photo-realistic work of art tells a story and reflects the artist’s commitment to wildlife conservation and education. THROUGH THE ARTIST’S EYE! The engraved drawing on your coin’s reverse is a finely detailed reproduction of. It even replicates the rougher tooth (surface texture) of the sketch paper used by the artist to create the original. In the original, the artist used an increasingly lighter hand as the background moved from dark to light. That gradation of shade has been replicated on your coin’s reverse, where the engraved “paper” texture gradually fades into a smooth, brilliant finish. WITH THE ARTIST’S SIGNATURE! Just like a limited-edition print, the artist’s signature is engraved on your coin’s reverse. In addition to the serialized certificate of authenticity, your coin comes packaged with a special insert card featuring the artist statement, plus a reproduction of the original sketch and the artist’s signature. Crafted from 10 oz. Of 99.99% pure silver, your coin has a limited mintage of just 800 worldwide. A lone wolf meets the viewer’s gaze in this engraved rendering of. By Canadian wildlife artist Robert Bateman. The reverse design re-creates the artist’s pencil strokes, while the gradual fade-out of the engraved “sketch paper” texture mimics the gradation of shade seen in the original artwork. The reverse also includes an engraved reproduction of the artist’s signature. The obverse features a field pattern and the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. Wolves – gregarious family animals – do not often stare directly at man, or at each other for that matter. They are creatures of complex, almost chivalrous behavior, and perhaps they feel that eye-to-eye staring would be rude and confrontational. They do indeed make direct eye contact if they intend to confront. Perhaps this is why we find the gaze of a wolf so compelling. Perhaps the wolf includes us as a member of the pack… A feeling that is as exciting as it is unsettling. This drawing was executed on very rough paper because I wanted to give a feeling of the rough power of a wild wolf. I also enjoyed the sense of being able to share with others the feeling of the rough materials I used – coarsely textured paper and pencil. Robert Bateman is an advocate of wildlife education through learning initiatives, such as the Bateman Foundation’s Nature Sketch program. Based in Victoria, B. The Foundation oversees the Bateman Gallery of Nature, home to the largest permanent collection of Bateman’s original works. The artist has also donated millions of dollars’ worth of original art and limited-edition prints to help fund conservation efforts. Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a black Royal Canadian Mint-branded clamshell with a black beauty box.
