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2015 Canada Big Coin 50 Cents Series 5oz Fine Silver & Gold Plated Coin

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2015 Canada Big Coin 50 Cents Series 5oz Fine Silver & Gold Plated CoinCANADA 2015 5oz Big Coin Series 50 Cents Silver RCM Number: 134873 Face value: 50 Cents Mintage: 1500 Composition: 99. 99% pure silver With Selective Gold Plated Diameter: 65. 25 mm Weight: 157. 60gr Edge: Serrated Finish: Proof With Selective Gold Plated Artist: Thomas Shingles (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse) Celebrate the history and artistry of Canadian circulation coinage with this fine silver 50 cent piecepart of the Royal Canadian Mints new

CANADA
2015
5oz Big Coin Series
50 Cents Silver
RCM Number: 134873
Face value: 50 Cents
Mintage: 1500
Composition: 99.99% pure silver With Selective Gold Plated
Diameter: 65.25 mm
Weight: 157.60gr
Edge: Serrated
Finish: Proof With Selective Gold Plated
Artist: Thomas Shingles (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse)

Celebrate the history and artistry of Canadian circulation coinage with this fine silver 50-cent piece—part of the Royal Canadian Mint’s new series featuring Canada’s six circulation coins. Each beautiful coin is composed of five ounces of fine silver and features selective gold plating on both the reverse and the obverse.

Celebrate Canada’s circulation coins with this gorgeous 5 oz. gold-plated silver coin 
Special features:
•  This 5-ounce fine silver 50-cent coinfeatures Canadian engraver Thomas Shingles’s Canadian Coat of Arms design, first issued in 1959. This design has since been used continuously on Canadian 50-cent coins, with only two exceptions.
•  Part of the Royal Canadian Mint’s exciting 6-coin series of 5-ounce fine silver versions of Canadian circulation coinage.
•  Selective gold plating on both the reverse and obverse sides of the coin makes this series particularly lovely and exceptionally unique.
•  With a very limited mintage of only 1,500 coins per issue, this series is sure to be highly sought after by collectors.
•  Drawing its inspiration from minting itself, this coin makes an exquisite gift, an inspiring introduction to collecting, or an important addition for any collector interested in Canadiansubjects, Canadian and international circulation coinage, or minting history.
About the Design:
The reverse design features Canadian engraver Thomas Shingles’s Canadian Coat of Arms design. A lion holding a Union Jack flag on the left and a unicorn holding aflag bearing three French fleurs-de-lys on the right support a central shield divided into five sections bearing historical emblems of England, France, Scotland, and Ireland, as well as a sprig of three maple leaves. The shield is encircled with a ribbon representing the Order of Canada bearing the motto Desiderantes meliorem patriam, which means “desiring a better country.” The shield is surmounted by a royal helmet within a garland of maple leaves, upon which standsa crowned lion holding a maple leaf. St. Edward’s Crown, symbolizing Canada’s constitutional monarchy, rests above the lion, which symbolizes Canada’s sovereignty. The motto A Mari usque ad Mare (“from sea to sea”) appears in a ribbon below the shield, along with a “compartment” or garland composed of the floral emblems of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland. The Coat of Arms is gold-plated, as is the raised edge. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty QueenElizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. Her Majesty’s portrait is gold-plated, along with the raised obverse edge.
Packaging:
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell with a graphic beauty box.

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