2009

Designing a nation’s character The Coat of Arms for Prince Edward Island (PEI) incorporates the Provincial Shield as a central element. The upper section features the English lion. Below, is an oak tree (England) with three saplings to the left...

A CULTURAL CELEBRATION Post and the Royal Canadian mint are pleased to jointly commemorate the Lunar New Year with this exclusive year of the Ox keepsake. This set features: Sterling Silver Coin with Gold Plated Cameo; Stamp Souvenir...

Designing a nation’s character The Coat of Arms for Prince Edward Island (PEI) incorporates the Provincial Shield as a central element. The upper section features the English lion. Below, is an oak tree (England) with three saplings to the left...

 RED MAPLE The Red Maple is one of the most abundant andwidespread tree in eastern Canada. It grows fromsouthern Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and southernQuebec to southern and southwestern Ontario and inextreme southeastern Manitoba.  ...

Designing a nation's character   During the Middle Ages, any knight who went into battle needed to distinguish friend from foe and would paint identifying marks on his shield. Later, these markings began appearing on military surcoats...

Quantity Produced: 2,241 Year: 2009 Denomination: $200 2009 22-Karat $200 Gold Coin - Coal Mining Trade - Fifth issue in the Historical Commerce series. Handcrafted artistry and cutting-edge craftsmanship ensure ultra-crisp definition and relief. Laser...

Year: 2009 Denomination: 20.00 SKU:108027 These were the voyages reserved for the privileged few; to sail across unknown seas to discover new, uncharted lands. Commissioned by kings, led by the learned and fueled by the brawn and courage of seafaring...

On February 23, 1909, on a frozen lake in Nova Scotia, a silver-winged "aerodrome" amazed onlookers as it flew 0.8 km (0.5 mi) to complete the first airplane flight in Canada. Designed and built by the Aerial Experiment Association under Alexander Graham...