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2011 Canada $250 1 Kilo Pure Silver Coin 375th Anniversary of Lacrosse

2011 Canada $250 1 Kilo Pure Silver Coin 375th Anniversary of Lacrosse

2011 Canada $250 1 Kilo Pure Silver Coin 375th Anniversary of Lacrosse

375th Anniversary of Lacrosse. Upon noticing that the playing stick resembled a bishop’s croisier, he renamed the game la crosse. To the First Nations people, lacrosse was much more than play. Players took to the field with the highest ideals. Lacrosse was a training ground for young warriors and was a non-warring means to settle tribal disputes. Players were determined to bring honour and glory to their teammates and to their tribes. Matches could cover vast territories and last months at a time. In an effort to intimidate their opponents, players covered their faces with war paint; a ritual believed to be the inspiration behind the modern custom of painting hockey goalie masks. Coin comes encapsulated with black beauty box and black outer sleeve. Citadel Coins Halifax, Nova Scotia Official Royal Canadian Mint Distributor.

2009 Canada $250 1 Kilo Pure Silver Coin Surviving The Flood

2009 Canada $250 1 Kilo Pure Silver Coin Surviving The Flood

2009 Canada $250 1 Kilo Pure Silver Coin Surviving The Flood

2009 Canada $250 1 Kilo Pure Silver Coin Surviving The Flood

The people banded together in canoes, and tied their canoes to En cheki – now called Mount Garibaldi – so they would not drift away. An eagle caught salmon and dropped the fish into the canoes, giving the Squamish people sustenance and ensuring their survival. This story depicts the power of many working together. It also illustrates the power, connection and interdependence between man and nature. About the artist In May 2007, VANOC posted a request for proposal inviting Four Host First Nations artists and designers interested in working with VANOC to develop unique Aboriginal art-inspired designs for its merchandising program. An evaluation committee made up of VANOC representatives and external Aboriginal art experts carefully reviewed the responses creating a short list of artists to interview. After completion of the interviews, VANOC announced the selection of Xwa Lack tun based on his reputation, artwork and experience working in creative collaborations. Xwa Lack tun (Rick Harry) was born and raised in Squamish, British Columbia. His mother was originally from Squamish and Alert Bay (Coast Salish, Kwakiutl) while his father was Coast Salish (Squamish) and originally from the Seymour Creek area. Xwa Lack tun was given his indigenous name by his father – a hereditary chief. Healing and growth are a central theme around Xwa Lack tun’s work. By focusing on how traditional stories relate to his own life, he shows us how to use this ancient knowledge to help heal ourselves. The spreading of positive energy and seeing it come back through the children he works with in the Lower Mainland School Districts, is a reward that continues to feed Xwa Lack tun’s spirit. Xwa Lack tun’s work is internationally recognized. He has completed projects with galleries across North America and has been commissioned by private and corporate clients to create a wide array of artwork – including the widely recognized set of yellow cedar double doors, fully carved on both sides, for BC Hydro’s head office in Vancouver. In 2001, he was invited to Scotland to promote the country’s totem pole project. Respect for all people, regardless of race or religion, is a central theme in Xwa Lack tun’s work and his life. Coin comes encapsulated with black beauty box and custom outer sleeve. Citadel Coins Halifax, Nova Scotia Official Royal Canadian Mint Distributor.

2017 Canada $500 Dollar. 9999 Silver 5 Kilo Coin Coast to Coast- Serial 011

2017 Canada $500 Dollar. 9999 Silver 5 Kilo Coin Coast to Coast- Serial 011

2017 Canada $500 Dollar. 9999 Silver 5 Kilo Coin Coast to Coast- Serial 011

2017 Canada $500 Dollar. 9999 Silver 5 Kilo Coin Coast to Coast- Serial 011

2017 Canada $500 Dollar. 9999 Silver 5 Kilo Coin Coast to Coast- Serial 011

2017 Canada $500 Dollar. 9999 Silver 5 Kilo Coin Coast to Coast- Serial 011

2017 Canada $500 Dollar. 9999 Silver 5 Kilo Coin Coast to Coast- Serial 011

2017 Canada $500 Dollar. 9999 Silver 5 Kilo Coin Coast to Coast- Serial 011

Introducing the remarkable 2017 5 Kilogram Silver Coin titled’Canada 150 From Coast to Coast to Coast’, a stunning commemoration of Canada’s 150th anniversary. This exceptional coin, with item number 160565, is minted by the internationally-renowned Royal Canadian Mint. This extraordinary coin beautifully captures the spirit of Canada, from the Atlantic to the Pacific to the Arctic Ocean, symbolizing the unity and diversity that makes this country so special. It is crafted from 5 kilograms of pure silver, making it not just a collector’s item, but also a valuable investment. This once is an especially neat piece as it is serial 11. What truly sets this coin apart is its rarity. With a limited mintage of only 100 pieces worldwide, this coin represents an exclusive opportunity to own a piece of Canadian history. Each coin is delivered in its original packaging from the Royal Canadian Mint, ensuring its authenticity and perfect condition. We have included a photo with a 1 cent coin to show how incredibly impressive the 5 kilo is. Whether you’re a seasoned numismatist or a precious metal investor, this coin is a magnificent addition to any collection or portfolio. Its historical significance, artistic value, and the inherent worth of the silver make it a highly desirable asset. Don’t miss this chance to own a unique piece of Canada’s heritage and artistic prowess. This coin is a must-have for anyone passionate about collecting or investing in precious metals. Secure this rare treasure today. This coin contains 5000 Grams of. 999 Fine Silver for a total of 160.75 oz of Pure Silver. A little more about the history of the coin. Your 500-dollar coin is 99.99% pure silver, with a diameter of 180 millimetres and a nominal metal weight of 5,000 grams. To commemorate the 150th anniversary of Confederation, Canadian artist Steve Hepburn designed a collage of iconic Canadian images that represent the nation from east to west andto the north. The stirring collage captures Canada’s spirit and character in 2017. These quintessentially Canadian images come together seamlessly to provide a one-of-a-kind, cross-country journey that speaks of the essence and uniqueness of Canada, our beloved home and native land. ” Your coin is also engraved with the words “CANADA” and “150 YEARS/ANS The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt, along with the coin’s date, weight, purity, and denomination. The scan/picture will be used as the most accurate “description” of the item.

Canada Silver Coin Lot 500 grams, Half kilo lot of Canadian Silver coins Mixed

Canada Silver Coin Lot 500 grams, Half kilo lot of Canadian Silver coins Mixed

All Canadian coins silver, no 67 and 68 Quarters or dimes!

2011, 1 Kilo Coin, $250 Pure Silver Coin Canada, First European Anniversary

2011, 1 Kilo Coin, $250 Pure Silver Coin Canada, First European Anniversary

2011, 1 Kilo Coin, $250 Pure Silver Coin Canada, First European Anniversary

J & M Coin and Jewellery. Lacrosse is sport, legend, culture and history combined-a unique feature of the Canadian identity that emerged when European colonists encountered First Nations society. One of the first European documentations of this powerful sport is believed to have been written 375 years ago in 1636 by Jesuit missionary Jean de Brébeuf from Condé-sur-Vire (France). Brébeuf became acquainted with baggataway (original name for Lacrosse) while living among the Hurons. Countless tribes engaged in? The Creator’s Game, ? Firm in the belief the Creator invented the game for His own amusement. Players took to the field with the highest ideals. Lacrosse was a training ground for young warriors and was a non-warring means to settle tribal disputes. Players were determined to bring honour and glory to their teammates and to their tribes. Matches could cover vast territories and last months at a time. In an effort to intimidate their opponents, players covered their faces with war paint; a ritual believed to be the inspirationbehind the modern custom of painting hockey goalie masks. Produced By: RCM Denomination: 250 Dollars Year: 2011 TECHNICAL SPECS: Diameter: 28mm Weight: 8.5grams EXTENDED INFORMATION: Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II Reverse: Lacrosse Finish: Proof Quantity Produced: 600 Theme: 375th Anniversary of Lacrosse. For in-person pick-up we also accept cash or Interac. Please wait for us to send you an invoice.

2023 Multifaceted Maples Kilo SML Proof $250 Fine Silver Coin RCM 1kg

2023 Multifaceted Maples Kilo SML Proof $250 Fine Silver Coin RCM 1kg

2023 Multifaceted Maples Kilo SML Proof $250 Fine Silver Coin RCM 1kg

2023 Multifaceted Maples Kilo SML Proof $250 Fine Silver Coin RCM 1kg

Original Packaging direct from the the Royal Canadian Mint Canada. Well below issue price priced to move.

Canada $250 Kilo (1 kg) Fine Silver Coin 99.99% Raven, Eagle, 2023

Canada $250 Kilo (1 kg) Fine Silver Coin 99.99% Raven, Eagle, 2023

Canada $250 Kilo (1 kg) Fine Silver Coin 99.99% Raven, Eagle, 2023

Raven Brings the Light. 99.99% Pure Silver. Diameter: 102.1 mm. Face value: 250 dollars. Gift: new deck of Bicycle playing cards.

2009 Canada $250 1 Kilo Pure Silver Coin Surviving The Flood

2009 Canada $250 1 Kilo Pure Silver Coin Surviving The Flood

2009 Canada $250 1 Kilo Pure Silver Coin Surviving The Flood

2009 Canada $250 1 Kilo Pure Silver Coin Surviving The Flood

The people banded together in canoes, and tied their canoes to En cheki – now called Mount Garibaldi – so they would not drift away. An eagle caught salmon and dropped the fish into the canoes, giving the Squamish people sustenance and ensuring their survival. This story depicts the power of many working together. It also illustrates the power, connection and interdependence between man and nature. About the artist In May 2007, VANOC posted a request for proposal inviting Four Host First Nations artists and designers interested in working with VANOC to develop unique Aboriginal art-inspired designs for its merchandising program. An evaluation committee made up of VANOC representatives and external Aboriginal art experts carefully reviewed the responses creating a short list of artists to interview. After completion of the interviews, VANOC announced the selection of Xwa Lack tun based on his reputation, artwork and experience working in creative collaborations. Xwa Lack tun (Rick Harry) was born and raised in Squamish, British Columbia. His mother was originally from Squamish and Alert Bay (Coast Salish, Kwakiutl) while his father was Coast Salish (Squamish) and originally from the Seymour Creek area. Xwa Lack tun was given his indigenous name by his father – a hereditary chief. Healing and growth are a central theme around Xwa Lack tun’s work. By focusing on how traditional stories relate to his own life, he shows us how to use this ancient knowledge to help heal ourselves. The spreading of positive energy and seeing it come back through the children he works with in the Lower Mainland School Districts, is a reward that continues to feed Xwa Lack tun’s spirit. Xwa Lack tun’s work is internationally recognized. He has completed projects with galleries across North America and has been commissioned by private and corporate clients to create a wide array of artwork – including the widely recognized set of yellow cedar double doors, fully carved on both sides, for BC Hydro’s head office in Vancouver. In 2001, he was invited to Scotland to promote the country’s totem pole project. Respect for all people, regardless of race or religion, is a central theme in Xwa Lack tun’s work and his life. Coin comes encapsulated with black beauty box and custom outer sleeve. On sales of all items within Canada, regardless of exemption status. Citadel Coins Halifax, Nova Scotia Official Royal Canadian Mint Distributor. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Coins: Canada\Commemorative”. The seller is “citcns” and is located in this country: CA. This item can be shipped to Canada, United States.
  • Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
  • Denomination: $250
  • Year: 2009
  • Fineness: 0.9999
  • Features: Commemorative
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada
  • Certification: Uncertified
  • Modified Item: No

2012 Canada $250 Kilo Silver George III Peace Medal War of 1812 A1 quality

2012 Canada $250 Kilo Silver George III Peace Medal War of 1812 A1 quality

2012 Canada $250 Kilo Silver George III Peace Medal War of 1812 A1 quality

2012 Canada $250 Kilo Silver George III Peace Medal War of 1812 A1 quality

A gorgeous proof silver coin in wooden case. The coin weighs 1000 grams and is 102.1 mm in diameter. The coin is double dated on the reverse. It is minted to the standard of 99.99% purity!! The obverse has the image of the Queen (by Susanna Blunt). A uniquely numbered certificate is included. Very limited mintage of only 225. From the earliest days of North American colonisation, European nations presented silver medallions to First Nations leaders as tokens of respect and friendship, gratitude for service, and at the signing of treaties. From his ascension to the British throne in 1760, King George III’s peace medals featured a reverse image bearing his royal arms and, on the obverse, his bust. The reverse features the reverse and obverse sides of the King George III Peace Medal rendered in striking detail, as it appeared in 1812, including the young, armoured bust of King George III wearing the ribbon of the Order of the Garter, his beribboned hair curled above his right ear. To the right of this effigy is an image of the Arms of George III that would have appeared on the reverse of the peace medals at the time of the War of 1812. These Arms include a central shield quartered into quadrants representing England (three lions’passant guardant’) and Scotland (a lion’rampant’ within a framed detail); France (three fleurs-de-lys); Ireland (a stringed harp); and Hanover, Brunswick, Luneburg, and Westphalia (bottom right quadrant). The shield is topped by the crown of Charlemagne and encircled by the garter symbolizing the Order of the Garter and engraved with the Order’s motto,’Honi soit qui mal y pense’ (Shamed be he who thinks evil of it). The arms is supported by the lion of the House of Plantaganet and the unicorn traditionally representing purity. Beneath the Arms is a ribbon bearing the royal motto,’Dieu, et Mon Droit’ (God and My Right) flanked by the symbolic rose and thistle of British monarchy. The reverse is embossed with the words,’CANADA,”Fine Silver/Argent Pur,’ the metal weight of’1 kg,’ and the dates’1812 – 2012′ to commemorate the bicentennial of the War of 1812. The obverse, which features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt, also features a unique stylized maple leaf symbol with the year’1812. This marker is the Government of Canada’s official symbol for commemorating the bicentennial of the War of 1812. Special Features: – A unique product rich in tradition and artistry, featuring the unmatched quality of Royal Canadian Mint 99.99% pure silver. A stunning heraldic commemoration of the bicentennial of a pivotal moment in pre-confederation Canadian, British, and American history. Fits beautifully into any Canadian, historical, international, or silver coin collection. A beautiful way to preserve, celebrate, and learn about our rich shared history and the seeds of Canadian unity and identity. Created to commemorate the bicentennial of the War of 1812, this unique coin is part of a larger collection of Royal Canadian Mint numismatic works devoted to commemorating the 200th anniversary of a vital event in Canadian history. An attractive collectible for numismatists, and silver lovers of Canadian and War of 1812 history. Product Specifications: – Face Value: 250 dollar – Mintage: 600 – Composition: 99.99% Pure silver – Weight (g): 1,000 – Diameter (mm): 102.1 – Edge: Serrated – Finish: Proof – Certificate: Serialized – Artist: RCM engravers’ representation of the King George III Peace Medal. Packaging: – Coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell case, lined with black flock and protected by a black sleeve. Complete Certificate Text: 2012: Bicentennial of the War of 1812 The War of 1812 was a fundamental turning point in Canada’s history: it profoundly influenced British North America’s (Canada’s) sense of identity and united French and English-speaking inhabitants, Aboriginal communities, farmers, soldiers, artisans, and others, in an effort to preserve their ways of life from American invasion. From the struggle emerged exceptional accounts of some of Canada’s proudest moments. These stories and the heroes that arose from them exemplified the extraordinary characteristics required to defend British North America, and have become important symbols and enduring narratives in the history and evolution of today’s Canada. Honour Among Allies: The Tradition of Peace Medals From the earliest days of North American colonisation, European nations presented silver medallions to First Nations leaders as tokens of respect and friendship, gratitude for service, and at the signing of treaties. Historical evidence suggests that these physical signs of loyalty not only helped to ease tensions caused by cultural and linguistic differences between First Nations peoples and European settlers, but were revered by First Nations recipients and, in some cases, passed down through generations. In Canada, the practice of giving peace medals to First Nations chiefs dates back to the early 1670s, when such medals were handed out by the government of King Louis XIV of France. Around the same time, the British government of King Charles II was presenting similar medals to First Nations peoples in British colonies in what is now the eastern United States. When Britain gained control of France’s North American holdings following the Seven Years’ War (1756 to 1763), the French peace medals were replaced by British peace medals featuring King George II and, later, his grandson George III. The reverse image included a central shield quartered into quadrants representing England (three lions’passant guardant’) and Scotland (a lion’rampant’ within a framed detail); France (three fleurs-de-lys); Ireland (a stringed harp); and Hanover, Brunswick, Luneburg, and Westphalia (bottom right quadrant). The shield is topped by the crown of Charlemagne and encircled by the garter of the Order of the Garter, which is engraved with the Order’s motto,’Honi soit qui mal y pense,’ which means,’Shamed be he who thinks evil of it. The shield is supported by the lion of the House of Plantaganet and the unicorn traditionally representing purity. Beneath the Arms is a ribbon bearing the royal motto,’Dieu, et Mon Droit,’ which means,’God and My Right’ flanked by the symbolic rose and thistle of British monarchy. The obverse features the effigy of a young George III in armour. The specific elements of the coat of arms changed over the years, as the holdings of the British empire changed, and following the War of 1812, the bust of the King was replaced by an effigy of him as a much older man. Following the American Revolutionary War (1775 – 1783), agents of the American government actively sought out British peace medals held by First Nations peoples. These expeditions were designed to seize First Nations loyalty and replace these British medals with new series of medals bearing American presidents and symbolic images. By the onset of the War of 1812, this ever- shifting manipulation of medals and other tokens (including silver arm and hat bands, belt buckles, flags, stylized tomahawks, and more) Two Worlds Join Hands One of the most famous of the King George peace medals was worn by Shawnee war-chief Tecumseh, who was given a peace medal after meeting the British before the War of 1812. He wore the medal on a wampum cord around his neck, and it remained an important personal token for the great chief until his death at the Battle of the Thames on October 5, 1813. 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 (3-6 weeks typically). I have no control over how long the postal systems take to get it to you. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Bullion\Silver\Coins”. The seller is “vbref63″ and is located in this country: CA. This item can be shipped to Canada, all countries in Europe, all countries in continental Asia, United States, Mexico, Brazil, Australia.
  • Coin: Canadian Maple Leaf
  • Composition: Silver
  • Year: 2012
  • Strike Type: Proof
  • Fineness: 0.9999
  • Grade: Ungraded
  • Precious Metal Content per Unit: 1 kg
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada
  • Brand/Mint: Royal Canadian Mint
  • Total Precious Metal Content: 32.13 oz
  • Certification: Uncertified

2014 Canada $250 Kilo Silver Battle of Lundy’s Lane War of 1812

2014 Canada $250 Kilo Silver Battle of Lundy's Lane War of 1812

2014 Canada $250 Kilo Silver Battle of Lundy's Lane War of 1812

2014 Canada $250 Kilo Silver Battle of Lundy's Lane War of 1812

A gorgeous proof silver coin in wooden case. The coin weighs 1000 grams and is 102.1 mm in diameter. The coin is double dated on the reverse. It is minted to the standard of 99.99% purity!! The obverse has the image of the Queen (by Susanna Blunt). A uniquely numbered certificate is included. Very limited mintage of only 225. On July 25, 1814, troops from both sides came face-to-face in an explosive encounter that would bring an end to one last invasion of Upper Canada. The coin’s reverse desgin by Bonnie Ross is inspired by the Battle of Lundy’s Lane. With bayonets fixed and gunfire all around them, advancing American troops (left) engage in a close battle against British troops as they defend the high ground at Lundy’s Lane. SPECIAL FEATURES – A stunning bicentennial commemoration of the Battle of Lundy’s Lane, which was one of the fiercest land battles in the War of 1812 and an important event in Canadian history. Inspired by Charles William Jefferys’ illustration, the reverse image is a detailed depiction of the battle scene – one that is filled with intensity, bravery and tragedy. Certified 99.99% pure silver, this coin is the last of the 1-kilogram coins within the Royal Canadian Mint’s War of 1812 series. The coin’s diameter offers a larger canvas to beautifully showcase the world-renowned craftsmanship of the Royal Canadian Mint’s engravers. A wonderful addition to any history- or military themed collection, and a unique gift for those who have an interest or passion for Canadian history. 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 (3-6 weeks typically). I have no control over how long the postal systems take to get it to you. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Bullion\Silver\Coins”. The seller is “vbref63″ and is located in this country: CA. This item can be shipped to Canada, all countries in Europe, all countries in continental Asia, United States, Mexico, Brazil, Australia.
  • Coin: Canadian Maple Leaf
  • Composition: Silver
  • Year: 2014
  • Strike Type: Proof
  • Fineness: 0.9999
  • Grade: Ungraded
  • Precious Metal Content per Unit: 1 kg
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada
  • Brand/Mint: Royal Canadian Mint
  • Total Precious Metal Content: 32.13 oz
  • Certification: Uncertified