Canadian Collage 50$ 2022. colour-over-engraved portrait 99,99% silver coin, 3 oz
Price:
599,00 €
Face value: $ 50
Composition: 99,99%
Weight: 94,25 g
Diameter: 55 mm
Finish: Proof
Mintage: 3 000
Canada in colour! Gorgeous grasslands, show-stopping shorelines, mighty mountains, and more—all of these breathtaking places exist within our borders, and each contains its own assortment of beautiful flora and fauna. Inspired by our classic circulation coin designs, this 3 oz. coin’s colour-over-engraved portrait celebrates the diversity of our landscapes through the seasons, and it’s all framed by the mighty maple leaf that proudly identifies Canada to the world.
Iconic wildlife and landscapes come together to represent Canada as a whole.
A portrait of Canada. Celebrate the natural beauty of Canada in a unique way! Some of the most iconic Canadian landscapes and wildlife are included in this 3 oz. fine silver collage, which illustrates how nature is a key part of our national identity.
Preserved in fine silver. Masterfully crafted in 3 oz. of the world’s finest silver (99.99% pure), this 55 mm coin is a portrait of Canada that leaves a lasting impression.
Low mintage. Only 3,000 coins are available to collectors worldwide.
Includes serialized certificate. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins.
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded clamshell with a black beauty box.
Composition: 99,99%
Weight: 94,25 g
Diameter: 55 mm
Finish: Proof
Mintage: 3 000
Canada in colour! Gorgeous grasslands, show-stopping shorelines, mighty mountains, and more—all of these breathtaking places exist within our borders, and each contains its own assortment of beautiful flora and fauna. Inspired by our classic circulation coin designs, this 3 oz. coin’s colour-over-engraved portrait celebrates the diversity of our landscapes through the seasons, and it’s all framed by the mighty maple leaf that proudly identifies Canada to the world.
Iconic wildlife and landscapes come together to represent Canada as a whole.
A portrait of Canada. Celebrate the natural beauty of Canada in a unique way! Some of the most iconic Canadian landscapes and wildlife are included in this 3 oz. fine silver collage, which illustrates how nature is a key part of our national identity.
Preserved in fine silver. Masterfully crafted in 3 oz. of the world’s finest silver (99.99% pure), this 55 mm coin is a portrait of Canada that leaves a lasting impression.
Low mintage. Only 3,000 coins are available to collectors worldwide.
Includes serialized certificate. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins.
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded clamshell with a black beauty box.
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Mintage 4,000
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