Birds

Specifications: Quantity Sold: 874 Face Value: $250 Composition: 99.99% pure silver Finish: Proof Weight (g): 1000.0 Diameter (mm): 101.6 Edge: Plain About the Story: Surviving the Flood In ancient times, a great flood happened that threatened the...

The Eagle Quantity Sold: 203 An eagle soaring overhead is an inspiring sight. For First Nations people, the eagle is a symbol of power, peace and prestige. Countless legends have been told about this magnificent bird, which is still abundant in the...

Year: 1997 Denomination: 1.00 SKU:Silver Loon Dollar 1997 Silver Proof Loon The Flying Loon one dollar coin was issued only in the "Oh Canada!" and Specimen sets of 1997. The sterling silver Flying Loon was issued singly. Specifications: Composition:...

Product Description Previous coins in this series sold out quickly! Order yours today! The stunning, golden-yellow Coccothraustes vespertinus is a talkative bird of bright plumage with a contradictory ability to hide itself among the deciduous and...

ThemeCanadians in nearly any region of the country can see this denizen of populated areas pulling worms from lawns and perched on high, singing its variety of lovely songs, throughout the country’s warmer months.DescriptionThis painted cupronickel...

Theme:Celebrating 75 Years of Ducks Unlimited Canada: The Mallard—Icon of Canadian WetlandsDescription:This coloured cupronickel 25-cent coin measures 35 milimetres. The reverse image by Canadian artist Trevor Tennant features a mallard mating pair...

Theme:Celebrating 75 Years of Ducks Unlimited Canada: The Mallard—Icon of Canadian WetlandsDescription: This silver 10-dollar coin measures 34 millimetres and weighs 15.87 grams. The reverse image by Canadian artist Trevor Tennant features a...

Includes the Canadian Olympic Team logo in colour! The Royal Canadian Mint has issued a Lucky Loonie since 2004, coinciding with each Olympic and Paralympic Games to enable Canadians to remember, support and celebrate past and future Canadian Olympic...

Serenade of a Springtime SongsterIn the first summery days of late May, Pheucticus ludovicianus announces its arrival. The medium-build bird, about 20 centimetres (8 in) long, black-headed, bright pink triangle on its white breast, darts about, crooning...

Few creatures can be said to thrive well in both cities and the wilderness. After nearly becoming extinct as a result of the use of DDT chemicals in the 1950s and 1960s, peregrine falcons were reintroduced and rehabilitated through the creation of...

The United Nations General Assembly declared 2011 as the International Year of Forests to raise awareness on sustainable management, conservation and sustainable development of all types of forests.Canada's own boreal forest is the world's largest...

2011 25-cent Coloured Coin - Black-Capped Chickadee Clever, Curious Northerner The Black-capped Chickadee lives in wooded areas in Canada and the northern United States, including Alaska. As a northern resident, it has developed notable thermoregulation...