This commemorative coin set from the Royal Canadian Mint features the Lunar Lotus, stunning silver coins with a fineness of 0.9999 and unique scalloped edges. The set includes 11 uncirculated coins, each with the intricate design of the Lunar Lotus. Made in Canada, these coins are a must-have for any collector. They are uncertified, but their value is undeniable. This set is a wonderful addition to any collection and is sure to impress. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this beautiful piece of Canadian art.
Celebrate the 1976 Olympics with this set of 10 uncirculated 10 dollar silver coins from Canada. Each coin features a commemorative design, making them a perfect addition to any collection. With a fineness of 0.9999, these coins are a valuable and unique piece of Olympic memorabilia. Perfect for any coin enthusiast or sports fan, this set offers a piece of Canadian history in stunning silver craftsmanship.
Stunning cameo image with painted poppies. Comes with a CoA – no box. We combine auctions for you where possible. Due to size and weight restrictions, we can’t offer this service for coin sets and some bulky items. Due to a higher volume of letters while being short-staffed, Canada Post’s services are currently backlogged. Packages may take up to an extra 10 days to be received in Canada… Longer to Europe and the USA.
Canada 1902-H Small H 5 Cents Silver Coin – ICCS MS-64. Available for sale is a Canada 1902-H Small H 5 Cents Silver Coin – ICCS MS-64 SKU: ICCS UB 354. Available for sale is a Canada 1902-H Small H 5 Cents Silver Coin – ICCS MS-64. SKU: ICCS UB 354. Sorry, our items are NOT available for pick-up. No additional information at this time. You might also like. Canada 1942 10 Ten Cents Silver Coin – ICCS MS-64. Canada 1956 25 Cents Quarter Silver Coin – ICCS PL-66 Heavy Cameo. Canada 1934 1 Small Cent Coin – ICCS MS-65 Red. Nepal VS1969 (1912) 2 Mohar Silver Coin KM #695 – PCGS AU-55.
Coin is in great condition. Fine silver coin, 99.99% pure. THE COIN AND ITS DESCRIPTION AS PER THE ROYAL CANADIAN MINT SITE. New use of EHR technology! The Canadian Rockies rise to new heights on this pure silver coin. Turquoise waters, snow-capped mountains and unparalleled alpine scenery-the beauty of Lake Louise is legendary, and this pure silver coin celebrates all the geographic elements that make it one of Canada’s great treasures! Never before has the Canadian landscape been rendered so realistically as on this coin’s reverse. Its design features an overhead view of the Lake Louise area, and while Extraordinarily High Relief (EHR) technology sends the Canadian Rockies soaring to new heights, beautiful Lake Louise is unmissable thanks to coloured enamel that highlights the crown jewel of Banff National Park. A new RCM benchmark: This is the highest relief we’ve ever achieved on a 50 mm coin. This marks the first time Extraordinarily High Relief (EHR) has been applied to a 50 mm coin. In addition to the EHR technology, the RCM was able to frost the top of the mountain peaks and glaciers to give them a silvery, snow-capped appearance. This mesmerizing combination of topographic mapping, EHR and selective enamelling is the product of close collaboration between our engineering and engraving teams, who spared no effort in their attempt to create the most realistic rendering possible. Only 3,000 are available to collectors and geography enthusiasts worldwide. Don’t miss out-order your coin today! The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. Innovative use of EHR technology. For a more realistic rendering of the terrain, your coin’s reverse mixes sunken relief (Lake Louise) and EHR technology (Canadian Rockies) that adds extra height. One of Canada’s most photogenic locations, Lake Louise is famous for its turquoise waters that are re-created here using translucent coloured enamel over engraved relief. Geography on both sides. The geography theme extends to your coin’s obverse, which shares the same field pattern as the reverse’s outer rim. This pattern consists of contour lines that typically illustrate relief on a topographic map. 99.99 % pure silver. Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded clamshell with a black beauty box. Beginning in late spring, Victoria Glacier’s meltwater carries silt or rock flour (fine-grained particles of rock) into Lake Louise, where these particles stay suspended in the water-in fact, the lake’s vivid colour is caused by sunlight reflecting off these particles. If you’re hoping to see those turquoise waters in person, you’ll want to time your visit carefully. A sunny day is best but the waters also need to have a high concentration of suspended rock flour particles. Peak time is July and August, when glacial run-off is at its highest; September and early October are also good times to visit, but the colour fades as the silt settles and meltwater tapers off. Based on elevation modelling, your coin’s reverse features Extraordinary High Relief (EHR) technology that adds height to this realistic rendering of the terrain surrounding Lake Louise in Banff National Park (Alberta), in the Canadian Rockies. Glaciers and mountain peaks are frosted to create a silvery snow-capped effect. Lake Louise is struck incuse and filled in with translucent colour enamel that mimics its famous turquoise waters. Inspired by topographic maps, contour lines form a field pattern that frames the reverse and continues on the obverse, which features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. Matt Eggink, Product Manager, RCM. It was a thrilling experience to see Lake Louise and the surrounding terrain come to life on a coin. Working alongside our R&D staff continues to be a privilege, and with new avenues to explore, there is never a dull moment! Rick Kubian, Field Unit Superintendent, Lake Louise, Yoho and Kootenay, Parks Canada. Lake Louise, with its iconic turquoise waters, has captivated travellers in the Rocky Mountains since time immemorial. Today, Parks Canada welcomes visitors from around the world to take in the breathtaking glaciers and mountain landscapes, hike to incredible viewpoints, and share in the history of this unforgettable place. Using satellite mapping data, we were able to translate the geography of the Lake Louise area into a 3D model-a first for us! Despite the technical challenges of creating height and rendering the mountain range in fine detail, the final product is truly a stunning and unique representation of Canadian geography. Yannick Cormier, Senior Research Engineer, R&D. The Lake Louise coin is another great innovation from the Royal Canadian Mint. We can appreciate the relief’s details of the mountains around Lake Louise area, which are located on multiple areas and non-centered on the coin, whereas for typical coins, the high relief area is centered. The maximum relief height for a typical 50mm diameter is 0.25mm while for this coin the maximum relief is more than 15 times higher! Another novelty is we were able to introduce real-life topographic satellite data in our design software in order to be able to manufacture the die as close as we can to replicate the real topography of the area on the coin. PLEASE VIEW ALL PHOTOS AND USE THE ZOOM FEATURE AS THEY ARE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. Most of our items are vintage collectibles and as such are expected to have varying degrees of wear appropriate to their age and use. Please inquire if you require more information on condition or otherwise of this item prior to purchasing. 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Canada 1904 25 Cents Quarter Silver Coin – Fine +. The item pictured is the exact item you will be receiving. 995+ bullion items are not taxable by law. The picture will be used as the most accurate description of the item. Uncertified items will be graded by us and is our opinion. Grading may vary with third party certification companies. Any items which are. 995+ Fine Silver/Gold/Platinum are. AB, MB, NT, NU, BC, QC, SK, YT.
2015 Renewed Silver Dollar The Voyageur # 1 in series. With box and COA. Once you are done shopping, please message me and I will send you a combined invoice. Don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. I will leave my feedback as soon as I receive yours.
This beautiful commemorative coin features a stunning design and is minted with 0.9999 fineness silver. Made in Canada, this uncirculated coin is a must-have for any collector or enthusiast. Perfect for showcasing Canadian pride and adding a unique piece to your collection, this coin is a true treasure for any numismatist. Going to Sell Out pretty fast Orders yours today before its gone.
Founded in 1868, The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (RASC) has nurtured the passion of astronomers while fostering the curiosity of anyone who has ever looked up at the stars and wondered what lies beyond. We are celebrating the 150th anniversary of the RASC with an awe-inspiring (and scientifically accurate) reverse design that adds a photo-realistic twist to the Society’s sesquicentennial logo! To top it all off, the design includes an authentic meteorite fragment, which is a fitting tribute to the contributions of RASC members. Own an extraterrestrial piece of our solar system-one that is potentially as old as Earth itself! Special features:YOUR VERY OWN METEORITE-NO TWO PIECES ARE ALIKE! A real piece of meteorite makes a big impact on your coin-since no two pieces are alike, no two coins are alike making your coin unique! CELEBRATING CANADA’S SCIENTIFIC SPIRIT! A special 150th anniversary celebration of The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada! Through the contributions of its 5,000 members, Canada’s leading association of amateur and professional astronomers remains dedicated to the advancement of astronomy and related sciences. SOURCED FROM THE CAMPO DEL CIELO METEORITE FIELD! Your coin includes a GUARANTEED authentic meteorite fragment! Sourced from the Campo del Cielo meteorite field, your meteorite fragment likely made impact some 4,500 years ago, but it was originally part of an iron mass that is likely billions of years old. INCLUDES SERIALIZED CERTIFICATE: The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. PURE SILVER: Your coin is crafted from 99.99% pure silver! LOW WORLDWIDE MINTAGE: Only 5,500 coins will be made available worldwide. GST/HST EXEMPT: Your coin is GST/HST exempt. Design: Designed by Alexandra Lefort, your coin is a re-interpretation of The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada’s sesquicentennial logo in a scientifically accurate, photorealism art style. The original logo features stars that allude to Canadian contributions to stellar spectroscopy and photometry, and a globular cluster that honours the scientific work of Helen Sawyer Hogg and Canada’s cooperative partnerships; both are colourfully re-imagined here as the Eagle Nebula-specifically the pillars of interstellar gas and dust known as the Pillars of Creation, where the formation of new stars is a symbolic representation of the RASC’s beginnings (and by extension, its anniversary). A fixture in RASC public outreach efforts, the Moon was chosen to represent the lunar calendars of the First Nations peoples, and the navigational astronomy that guided many European discoverers during Canada’s early history. Beneath it, the Andromeda galaxy-the nearest major galaxy to our own-is a symbolic ode to Canadian contributions to cosmology. Blazing as it burns through Earth’s upper atmosphere, the depiction of a meteor is topped by a genuine iron meteorite fragment sourced from the Campo del Cielo meteorite fields, where the impact craters date back an estimated 4,500 years. Both the meteorite and the view of the Manicouagan crater in Quebec are a nod to the RASC’s longstanding interest in the study of planet geology, meteor dynamics and impact cratering, and to the excellence of Canadian research in these fields. Always fascinating, the space-weather phenomenon of the aurora borealis adds a “True North” flourish that a design that encapsulates 150 years of exploring the cosmos. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. About the Meteorite Front and center on your coin, the extraterrestrial piece of our solar system was sourced from the Campo del Cielo meteorite field in Argentina, where a large fragment was first documented in 1576. A polycrystalline coarse octahedrite, the IA iron meteorite was recovered from one of 26 impact craters formed roughly 4,500 years ago, when a shower of metallic meteorites dispersed fragments across an area of roughly 320 square kilometres. The typical composition of a Campo del Cielo meteorite is 92.7% iron, 6.15% nickel, 0.42% cobalt, 0.37% carbon and 0.28% phosphorus. Packaging: Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell with a black beauty box. Composition: 99.99% pure silver. Weight (g)31.39. Face value: 20 dollars. Artist: Alexandra Lefort (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse).
