50-Cent

Theme:Canadian Tiger Swallowtail: Harbinger of SpringThe Canadian Tiger Swallowtail (Papilio canadensis) is one of Canada’s most recognizable butterflies. With its broad wingspan of up to ten centimetres and the distinctive yellow and black tiger...

Cats of Canada Sterling Silver 50c 1999 Issued in 1999 to honour four species of domestic and wild felines found in Canada, a salute to our rich Canadian wildlife. Each set includes the Tonkinese, the Lynx, the Cymric and the Cougar. Each Wildlife...

Unique Features: Everyday Canada celebrates the iconic symbols of Canada in a whimsical format. This special limited edition product features an uncirculated 2013 50-cent piece and a swatch of Canada’s Official National Tartan, the Maple Leaf...

Theme:Canada’s Coat of ArmsCanada’s Coat of Arms was proclaimed by King George V in 1921 as a representation of Canada, and its political roots, especially its ties to Great Britain and France. The design features images from France (the...

Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Mint! For a young, growing colony, the opening of a domestic mint was a confident step towards nationhood. In 1931, the Mint transformed from a branch of Britain’s Royal Mint to a wholly...

2005 First Day Cover 50-Cent CoinCanada's 50-cent coin bears the Coat of Arms of Canada and honours our founding nations, England, Scotland, Ireland and France. The current Coat of Arms was designed in 1997 incorporating the motto 'Desiderantes Meliorem...

2006 BUTTERFLY COLLECTION SHORT-TAILED SWALLOWTAIL The fifth coin in this fascinating collection features a butterfly that can only be found in the Maritimes — the Short-tailed Swallowtail. As its name suggests, the tails on this butterfly are...

2011 Canada 50-Cent Special Wrap Roll of 25pcs Act Now: 2010 edition sold out in 47 days! Canada’s Coat of Arms was proclaimed by King George V in 1921 as a representation of Canada, and its political roots, especially its ties to Great Britain and...

Coins for dairy There was a time when most people did not go to the grocery store to purchase their milk; it was delivered to their door. Many adults today have childhood memories of a uniformed milkman placing bottles of fresh milk...

Gratitude and affection in full bloom-during the second world war, the invasion of Holland forced its royal family into exile and Canada provided a welcome refuge where the honoured guests remained until the Netherlands were liberated in the fall of...