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Theme:In the midst of the Second World War, Canada and the United States, created a unit that struck fear in its opponents by silently striking at their front lines, swiftly dislodging them from terrain considered impassable, and fighting with the...

Theme: The first coin in the Royal Canadian Mint’s exciting new series featuring designs from historical Canadian bank notes. Description: The reverse image of this fine silver coin features a seascape-themed vignette from the Canadian Bank of...

Theme:1st coin in a new series featuring contemporary aboriginal art incorporated in a colorful design using oxidised niobium to diffract light and cause brilliant colours, naturally. Description:This coin is certified to be 99.99% fine silver with a...

2001 Marconi 2 Coin Set 100th anniversary of the first wireless transmission five dollar coin, 1901-2001. On December 12th, 1901, Guglieimo Marconi (1874-1937) successfully transmitted the first wireless message across the Atlantic from Poldhu in...

Once plentiful as far south as the St. Laurence Gulf, the Atlantic walrus fell prey to the whaling industry of the 19th century. Today, its range within Canada is limited to the eastern Arctic and Hudson Bay with occasional sightings along the Labrador...

Highlights: By undertaking the technical complexities of producing a niobium coin, these Royal Canadian Mint 'firsts' set the bar high for unmatched color and luster. Each niobium core was selectively oxidized to create a unique finish no two coins are...

2011 $5 Silver and Niobium Coin - Full Buck Moon Calendar in the sky We look to the sky to see if rain is coming, but there was a time when people gleaned far more information from gazing upward - particularly at night. Throughout history, cultures...

This is the 4th coin in the series of one ounce $5 coins from the Royal Canadian Mint. The other coins in the series is the Wolf, Grizzly and Cougar. Year 2012 Condition New Purity 9999 Origin Canada Legal Tender 5...

Calendar in the skyWe look to the sky to see if rain is coming, but there was a time when people gleaned far more information from gazing upward - particularly at night. Throughout history, cultures around the world have recognized the moon as the...

Theme: Calendar in the sky Description: The Coin In North America, the First Nations tribes that comprise the Algonquin people utilized the lunar cycle as a celestial calendar to track time. April is the month of new life. Its full moon is most commonly...