This silver coin is the inaugural year of Chinese Lunar Calendar Commerative Coin collection. Still in original box and container. See pictures for quality. Item has not been graded.
J & M Coin and Jewellery. Despite the species’ extinction 10,000 years ago, the Scimitar Sabretooth Cat continues to inspire and intrigue many who identify it with the last glacial period. It was fast, agile and could even climb trees. The coin weighs one ounce of pure silver and has a limited mintage of just 5,000. As a pure silver coin issued by the Royal Canadian Mint, this item is HST/GST exempt. The reverse design by Canadian artist Glen Loates portrays a scimitar sabre-tooth cat in standing atop a rocky outcrop in vast grassland. The image, reviewed for scientific accuracy by palaeontologists of the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology, presents a full-body portrait of the Ice Age predator, with its fierce teeth on display as it opens its mouth. A frosted “ice” like dome overlays the portrait. The portion of the portrait under the ice is coloured, while the remainder of the image is struck-only, giving the impression of a colourful window to our land’s ancient past. The reverse includes the text “CANADA” and the date 2018. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt, as well as the coin value of 20 DOLLARS. FEATURES: Produced By: RCM Denomination: 20 Dollars Year: 2018 TECHNICAL SPECS: Diameter: 38 mm Material: Silver Fineness: 0.9999 Weight: 31.39 grams Bullion Weight: 1.009 Troy Ounces EXTENDED INFORMATION: Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II Reverse: Sabretooth Cat Finish: Proof Series: Frozen in Ice Series Quantity Produced: 5000 Monarch: Queen Elizabeth II Theme: Canadian, Royal Canadian Mint, Pop Culture, Prehistoric, Wildlife. Please wait for us to send you an invoice.
7 FINE SILVER COINS LOT 99.99% PURE CANADA ROYAL CANADIAN MINT ORIGINAL PKG/COAs. There are seven (7) coins in this set. All coins are silver, 99.99% pure. The coins, display cases, original packaging, and Certificates of Authenticity (COAs) are in excellent condition. The pictures are of the actual coins you will receive (except for the last two grayscale pictures that are screenshots from the Royal Canadian Mint pages, showing coin details). The coin cases have never been opened. The lot includes the following coins. You can read more about each of the coins and get details at the Royal Canadian Mint.
You are looking at. Please use scan as your guide and you will receive the set in MINT condition. COIN DETAILS / SPECIFICATION. Composition: 99.99% Pure Silve. Weight: 31.39 gm. Diameter: 38.00 mm.
9999 5oz Fine Silver Coin – Beaver – Royal Canadian Mint – NEW. This is one of the most attractive and artistic coins we have seen from the RCM this year. With the large 5 ounce format and limited mintage of just 1500 pieces, we expect this coin will sell out quickly. This 50-Dollar coin is certified to be 99.99% pure silver with a diameter of 65 millimetres and a metal weight of 5 ounces. The reverse design by Canadian artist Emily Damstra features a portrait of a beaver family, its members immersed in the work of felling trees for their dam, lodge, and food cache. On the left side of the image, a large beaver stands upright, hard at work chewing the trunk of a birch tree with its sharp incisors. Wood shavings cover the ground beneath the beaver’s feet and around the base of the tree. The beaver itself stands on its back paws, counterbalanced by its large flat tail, holding the tree trunk with its dextrous front claws. Its small ears, eyes, and nose-which can seal themselves under water-are rendered in fine detail. On the right side of the image, behind and to the side of the upright beaver, another adult beaver and small kit work on either side of a felled log, trimming away bark and preparing the log for use. On the extreme left of the image, the base of this felled tree is visible. The background of the image reveals a large pond backed by mountainous forest. The beavers’ food cache emerges from the centre of the pond. The image occupies the entire reverse field and is engraved with the word “CANADA, ” the date “2013, ” and the face value of 50 DOLLARS. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. Royal Canadian Mint Coin. Composition : 99.99% Pure Silver. Face Value: Fifty Dollars. Weight (g) 157.6. Please wait for us to send you an invoice. If your automatic checkout does. We reserve the right to hold all. For in-person pick-up we also accept cash or Interac.
J & M Coin and Jewellery. The king of Canada’s forests. Blends into its surroundings soeffectively that you may not immediately see it-butthe wolf certainly knows you’re there. Inthis finely engraved wildlife portrait, a selectivesplash of colour tints the maple leaves that obscure our wily hunter, whose curious expression reflectsits intelligence and adaptability. Add this gorgeous 2-ounce 99.99% pure silver wolfcoin to your collection today! TWO CANADIAN ICONS ON ONE COIN! One is an elusive hunter, the other is a famously colourful national emblem – the wolf and the maple leaf are cleverly paired together in this special showcase of Canada’s wild beauty. A selective application of green, red and golden hues hints at Canada’s colourful fall foliage and transforms the art into a multi-layered design. Precision engraving captures the wolf’s likeness in remarkable detail – from the texture of its fur to the crisp rendering of its facial features. A MORE PLAYFUL PORTRAIT! By combining engraving and colouring techniques, the visually compelling design is a slightly more playful take on the traditional wildlife portrait, yet it beautifully highlights the awe-inspiring splendour of our surroundings. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. Most of these are serialized certifications, meaning that each certificate is given a unique number, starting at 1. Limited to 4,000 coins worldwide. Designed by Emily Damstra, your coin presents a frontal portrait of a wolf in one of Canada’s many forested regions. Gazing directly into the eyes of the viewer, the wily hunter bears a peaceful yet studious expression, as it stands immobile behind the fall foliage that partially conceals its presence. Finely engraved details and special finishes combine to add texture and dimension to this wildlife portrait, as evidenced by the crisply rendered facial features and the guard hairs that protect the wolf’s neck. Green, red and golden hues highlight select maple leaves that frame the wolf’s face, and provide a hint of the famously colourful transformation of Canada’s beloved emblem. 99.99% pure silver. Emily Damstra (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse). Please wait for us to send you an invoice.
J & M Coin and Jewellery. This flower will bloom forever with this coin’s stunning show of crimson glass. Murano glass dates back to 8th century Rome. At the time, glass was a luxury reserved strictly for the rich, and glassmakers enjoyed the same status as the aristocracy. This glass poinsettia has all the prestige that makes Murano one of the greatest glass producers of the world. Its delicate and airy form was individually blown with a sprinkling of gold foil for an added touch of Holiday sparkle. Shimmering from the surface of this extra-large coin, this breathtaking flower will captivate long after the potted poinsettia has faded away. Canadian artist Marie-Élaine Cusson has created a beautiful and finely detailed backdrop to showcase this coin’s beautiful Murano glass to full effect. Six deeply veined leaves frame the red glass poinsettia with sprigs of pine needles, ferns and holly berries filling the gaps to create a vibrant, festive feel-all punctuated by the shimmering gold foil embedded in the glass. Diameter: 65.25 mm. Weight: 157.6 grams. Bullion Weight: 5.059 Troy Ounces. Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II. Reverse: Murano Glass Poinsettia. Monarch: Queen Elizabeth II. Theme: The Seasons, Winter Holidays, Flora. Please wait for us to send you an invoice.
J & M Coin and Jewellery. They were specially chosen for Canada’s circulation coins in 1927, to commemorate Confederation’s Diamond Jubilee; alas, the stunning designs never made it onto a. Instead, “the coins that never were” quietly faded into the background, becoming part of coin lore and a footnote in history… That is, until now. Nearly a century later, we’ve dug deep into our vault to retrieve these long forgotten coin designs and bring them to life! This three-coin set is more than a link to Canada’s past, or a powerful tribute to the illustrious artists -it’s our way of taking up their mantle and seeing their vision through. Working with the original sketches and little else, weset out to interpret the 90-year-old designs. And by treating them as though they were entrusted to ustoday, we’ve transformed these designs into apowerful bridge between past and present. All three coins feature the unused circulation coin designs intended to commemorate Canada’s Diamond Jubilee in 1927. Working with the original sketches (and little else), the Royal Canadian Mint’s engravers set out to interpret each artist’s vision as though the art had been entrusted to them today, to mark Confederation’s 150th anniversary. The 90-year-old concepts have been painstakingly adapted for modern engraving techniques-including a reverse proof finish that allows the more brilliant engraved elements to shine bright againstthe matte backdrop. The five-cent coin by Canadian artist J. A second design by MacDonald graces the reverse of the25-cent coin, and centres on a soaring view of theiconic Peace Tower on Parliament Hill. The clock tower soars high above the clouds and is surrounded by a ribbon-wrapped laurel of leaves, from which hangs four bells-an ode to the Dominion Carillon, which was inaugurated on July 1, 1927, during the Diamond Jubilee festivities. Each bell bears engraved numbers that combine to form the commemorative dates “2017″ and “1867″. 99.99% pure silver. Emanuel Otto Hahn (reverse), Sir E. For in-person pick-up we also accept cash or Interac. Please wait for us to send you an invoice.
