In search of a Northwest Passage across what is now Canada’s Arctic. Their disappearance prompted a massive search that continued unsuccessfully for nearly 170 years. In September 2014, an expedition led by Parks Canada discovered the wreck of HMS. And two years later the wreck of HMS. While some of the questions about the fate of Franklin’s expedition have now been answered, the expedition itself remains an important element of Canada’s claims to the far north. The unique design created by artist John Horton is a depiction of the Franklin’s expedition’s H. S Erebus in the foreground, with H. The 3-masted wooden vessels are seen travelling at a reduced speed under shortened canvas. The edge lettering on this commemorative coin bears the names H. Mintage is limited to 7,000. NumisCan Coins and Jewelry is committed to providing an exceptional experience every time you shop with us. All items are carefully described indicating their condition and stating whether the image is the actual item or a stock image. Unless otherwise noted, Royal Canadian Mint coins are “mint direct” original new condition with case, box and COA. Sometimes errors can happen, and we want to do everything possible to make it right! Over 5,000 different coin items. If you are looking for something you don’t see, please send us a message.
WELCOME TO MY LISTING. EDMUND FITZGERALD COLORIZED PROOF SILVER COIN. THIS 1 OUNCE COIN WAS RELEASED BY THE ROYAL CANADIAN MINT WITH A MINTAGE OF JUST 7,000 COINS. THIS COIN DEPICTS THE S. EDMUND FITZGERALD STRUGGLING IN IT’S FINAL HOURS BEFORE SINKING. THESE PHOTOS ARE THE EXACT COIN AND BOXES ON OFFER, HAVE A LOOK AND SEE WHAT YOU THINK. THERE IS NO HAZE ON THESE COINS, ANYTHING THAT LOOKS LIKE HAZE IS FROM THE CAMERA FLASH. THERE ARE NO SPOTS ON THESE COINS EITHER, ANYTHING THAT LOOKS LIKE A SPOT IS LINT ON THE HOLDER. THESE COME WITH ALL THE ORIGINAL GOVERNMENT PACKAGING AND A NUMBERED COA. THESE COINS ARE NEW, AS ISSUED BY THE MINT. THEY HAVE ONLY BEEN OUT OF THE BOX FOR THESE PHOTOS. THIS LISTING PRICE IS FOR (1) ONE COIN, BUT THERE ARE (2) TWO COINS AVAILABLE. I MUST DECLARE THE FULL VALUE FOR ALL ITEMS SENT OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES. THIS IS AGAINST INTERNATIONAL LAW AND OTHER SELLERS MAY DO THIS, BUT I WILL NOT. THANKS FOR VIEWING MY LISTING, HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY!
Crafted with impeccable precision, the coin’s. 9999 fineness ensures a dazzling display of silver purity, while its commemorative feature honors one of Canada’s storied vessels. The coin’s uncirculated status preserves its immaculate detail, making it a prized asset for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. The coin’s design exudes a sense of serenity with its silver color, complementing the Empress of Ireland’s elegant legacy. Struck in 2014, this piece is a tribute to Canada’s rich heritage, encapsulating the spirit of an era in its metal. The Royal Canadian Mint’s certification assures its authenticity, adding a layer of trust to your collection.
2025 Emanuel Hahn’s 1936 Lost Design for the 25 cent coin. “Polar Bear” reverse design – never used! 2 oz silver 0.9999. This listing is for a “lost design 25 cent coin” that Emanuel Hahn designed in 1936 but was never used — the coin is minted in 2 oz pure silver and in a proof finish. On the obverse, is the George V effigy. The date “1936″ is on the reverse and the date “2025″ is present on the obverse. The coin is 50 mm in diameter and weighs 62.69 grams. Exclusively available to Masters Club members, the. Lost Designs from the Archives. Series brings to life some of the unused flora concepts submitted in a 1936 design competition for the Canadian coin series of 1937. The first two coins in the Masters Club exclusive Lost Designs from the Archives series brought to life two of Emanuel Hahn’s long-forgotten coin concepts from 1936, both of them featuring a flora theme. For 2025, the focus switches to some of Hahn’s original fauna designs, beginning with his polar bear concept for the 25-cent coin. All of Hahn’s hand-drawn details have been beautifully reproduced on this 2 oz. 99.99% pure silver coin, even the original year “1936″. The RCM took it one step further by using selective gold plating to add an extra rich gleam to this 2025 tribute, which comes with a special Masters Club certificate featuring a reproduction of the archival art from one of Canada’s most renowned sculptors and coin artists. A series just for Masters Club members. Exclusively for Masters Club members. Dig into the archives of Canadian history with this low-mintage series exclusively available to Masters Club members. Coin #3 brings to life another unused coin concept from Emanuel Hahn for the 1937 modernization of Canada’s circulation coinage. Unlike the 2018 Royal Canadian Mint Coin Lore: The Coins That Never Were set, which marked this design’s first ever appearance on a coin, this 2025 tribute has kept the original year (“1936″) intact on its reverse. From flora to fauna. In 2025, the series turns its focus to Hahn’s fauna-themed concepts. The engraving is based on the original pencil sketch, which has been preserved as part of the National Currency Collection (NCC) of the Bank of Canada Museum. The drawing has been reproduced as closely as possible to honour Hahn’s vision. Meticulously crafted in 2 oz. Of 99.99% pure silver and featuring a luminous proof finish. Includes serialized Masters Club certificate. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. The coin comes with a serialized Masters Club certificate printed on distinctive white paper, and featuring a reproduction of the archival art. Further connecting the past and present, the coin’s obverse re-creates the effigy of King George V, as seen on coins issued in 1936, during the process to modernize Canada’s coins. New for 2025: gold plating. The 2025 instalments are enhanced with selective gold plating. This marks the first time these archived designs have been given the gold (plating) treatment, resulting in a stunning contrast between the plated field and the elements struck in silver. Composition 99.99% pure silver with selective yellow gold plating. Weight 62.69 g. Face Value 25 cents. Packaging Lacquered case with black beauty box and custom serialized certificate. Artist Emanuel Hahn (reverse), Sir E. Member of Royal Canadian Numismatic Association. Be sure to add me to your. 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 (3-4 weeks typically). I have no control over how long the postal systems take to get it to you.
2024 CANADA MASTERS CLUB LOST DESIGNS WHEAT 5 CENTS 99.99% PURE SILVER COIN. NEW IN ORIGINAL MINT PACKAGE FROM THE CANADIAN MINT. Composition : 99.99% PURE SILVER. Weight (g) : 62.69. Face value : 5 CENTS. Emanuel Hahn (reverse), Sir E. Exclusively available to Masters Club members, our. Lost Designs from the Archives. Series brings to life some of the unused flora concepts submitted in a 1936 design competition for the Canadian coin series of 1937. You’ve seen his art on the Voyageur and 1939 Royal Visit silver dollars, the caribou 25-cent piece and the. 10-cent coin, and his proposed trillium cent was featured on Coin #1 in the series. Coin #2 is a rare peek at what might have been if Hahn’s design had been chosen for another denomination: the five-cent coin. His hand-drawn sketch of a wheat-themed nickel has been pulled from the shadows of history and finally given a chance to shine on this 2 oz. 99.99% pure silver collectible, where the strong emphasis on symmetry offers further evidence of Hahn’s keen eye for balance and harmony. Exclusively for Masters Club members. The designs that never were! Dig into the archives of Canadian history with this new series available only to Masters Club members, at a very limited mintage. Enjoy a return trip to the archives with Coin #2. This coin’s reverse re-creates another unused flora concept submitted in 1936 for new Canadian circulation coins that were ultimately released in 1937. Precision-crafted in 2 oz. Of 99.99% pure silver and featuring a luminous proof finish. Mintage is limited to just 2,500 coins. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. Your coin also comes with a serialized certificate and an art card featuring a reproduction of the original art. Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded wood case with a graphic beauty box. It is accompanied by an art card featuring a reproduction of the original sketch, and a Masters Club certificate of authenticity. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF THERE IS A PROBLEM BEFORE GIVING YOUR FEEDBACK. Thank’s for looking.
This MASTERS CLUB exclusive series is a plunge into the art archives. Exclusively available to Masters Club members, our new Lost Designs from the Archives series brings to life unused coin concepts that were submitted in a 1936 design competition, and it begins with a little spring-blooming flower. Already renowned for his Voyageur dollar, Emanuel Hahn was among the artists invited to propose more modern designs for the Canadian circulation coin series of 1937-the coins that would introduce the now-classic designs you know and love. While Hahn’s Bluenose and caribou are still in circulation today, his vision of a “trillium” cent-one of 16 concepts he submitted-is finally making the leap from paper to coin with this 2 oz. 99.99% fine silver collectible, the first in a new limited series offering a peek at some of the coins that could have been. Masters Club members, this series is just for you. Exclusively for Masters Club members. The designs that never were! Dig into the archives of Canadian history with this new series available only to Master Club members, at a very limited mintage. Step back in time with Coin #1, which offers rare insight into the artistic process behind the modernization of Canada’s coins. This coin’s reverse re-creates one of the unused concepts that were submitted in 1936 for new coins that were ultimately released in 1937. The engraving is based on the original pencil sketch, which has been preserved as part of the National Currency Collection (NCC) of the Bank of Canada. On this coin, the drawing has been reproduced as closely as possible to honour Hahn’s vision. You spoke and we listened. Following 2019′s Royal Canadian Mint Coin Lore set, many Masters Club members have been clamouring for a return trip to the archives. This was the top theme in a survey sent to Masters Club members, and we’re following through on our promise to bring collectors more of what you want! Precision-crafted in 2 oz. Of 99.99% pure silver and featuring a luminous proof finish. Mintage is limited to just 2,500 coins. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. Your coin comes with a serialized Masters Club certificate featuring a reproduction of the original art. Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded, red lacquered wooden case with a black beauty box. It is accompanied by a Masters Club certificate of authenticity that includes a reproduction of the original sketch. From one of Canada’s most renowned sculptors, this coin’s reverse design was proposed by Emanuel Hahn-the artist behind the Voyageur dollar and more-but never selected to appear on a Canadian coin, until now. Further connecting the past and present, your coin’s obverse re-creates the effigy of King George V, as seen on coins issued in 1936, during the process to modernize Canada’s coins. The date “1936″ also appears on the reverse. 99.99% pure silver. Red lacquered wooden case with black beauty box and custom serialized certificate. Emanuel Hahn (reverse), Sir E.
2024 Emanuel Hahn’s 1936 Lost Design for the penny. “Trillium” reverse design – never used! 2 oz silver 0.9999. This listing is for a “lost design penny” that Emanuel Hahn designed in 1936 but was never used — the coin is minted in 2 oz pure silver and in a proof finish. On the obverse, is the George V effigy. The date “1936″ is on the reverse and the date “2024″ is present on the obverse. The coin is 50 mm in diameter and weighs 62.69 grams. Exclusively available to Masters Club members, the mint’s new. Lost Designs from the Archives. Series brings to life unused coin concepts that were submitted in a 1936 design competition, and it begins with a little spring-blooming flower. Already renowned for his Voyageur dollar. Emanuel Hahn was among the artists invited to propose more modern designs for the Canadian circulation coin series of 1937-the coins that would introduce the now-classic designs you know and love. And caribou are still in circulation today, his vision of a “trillium” cent-one of 16 concepts he submitted-is finally making the leap from paper to coin with this 2 oz. 99.99% fine silver collectible, the first in a new limited series offering a peek at some of the coins that could have been. Exclusively for Masters Club members. The designs that never were! Dig into the archives of Canadian history with this new series available only to Master Club members, at a very limited mintage. Step back in time with Coin #1, which offers rare insight into the artistic process behind the modernization of Canada’s coins. This coin’s reverse re-creates one of the unused concepts that were submitted in 1936 for new coins that were ultimately released in 1937. The engraving is based on the original pencil sketch, which has been preserved as part of the National Currency Collection (NCC) of the Bank of Canada. On this coin, the drawing has been reproduced as closely as possible to honour Hahn’s vision. You spoke and we listened. Royal Canadian Mint Coin Lore. Set, many Masters Club members have been clamouring for a return trip to the archives. This was the top theme in a survey sent to Masters Club members, and we’re following through on our promise to bring collectors more of what you want! Precision-crafted in 2 oz. Of 99.99% pure silver and featuring a luminous proof finish. Mintage is limited to just 2,500 coins. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. Your coin comes with a serialized. Certificate featuring a reproduction of the original art. From one of Canada’s most renowned sculptors, this coin’s reverse design was proposed by Emanuel Hahn-the artist behind the Voyageur dollar and more-but never selected to appear on a Canadian coin, until now. Further connecting the past and present, this coin’s obverse re-creates the effigy of King George V, as seen on coins issued in 1936, during the process to modernize Canada’s coins. The date “1936″ also appears on the reverse. While the “trillium” cent was one of Emanuel Hahn’s “Canadian flora”-themed designs, he also submitted pencil sketches for a suite of fauna-themed coins, including a “partridge” cent. Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded, red lacquered wooden case with a black beauty box. It is accompanied by a Masters Club certificate of authenticity that includes a reproduction of the original sketch. Member of Royal Canadian Numismatic Association. Be sure to add me to your. 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 (3-4 weeks typically). I have no control over how long the postal systems take to get it to you.
Celebrate Canada’s numismatic history with the 2024 RCM Emanuel Hahn’s Lost Designs Wheat 2oz. 9999 Silver 5 Cent Coin. This uncirculated commemorative coin features a stunning design by renowned artist Emanuel Hahn, showcasing the intricate details of wheat on the reverse. With a limited mintage of 2500 pieces, each coin is certified by the RCM with a COA and carries a denomination of 5 cents. Made of 0.9999 fine silver, this coin is a valuable addition to any collection and a must-have for Canadian coin enthusiasts.
