Silver Coins

1990 Proof Silver DollarThe 300th anniversary of Henry Kelsey's ventures into the Canadian West is commemorated on the 1990 silver dollar.Specifications:Face Value: $1Mintage: 222,983Composition: 50% Ag, 50% CuWeight (g): 23.30Diameter(mm): 36.07Edge:...

The bicentennial of the first full length voyage of the MacKenzie River by Alexander MacKenzie and his European crew, all the way to the Arctic Ocean, is commemorated on the 1989 silver dollar.Specifications:Face Value: $1Mintage: 110,650Composition: 50%...

The 1988 silver dollar marks the 250th anniversary o the Saint-Maurice Ironworks in the province of Quebec. The design is the work of Robert-Ralph Carmichael of Ontario and depicts two ironworkers of the 18th century.500 silver Diameter 36.07 mm Weight...

Issued to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Vancouver and the arrival of the first trans-Canada train in Vancouver. Canadian Pacific Engine No.371 was the first to arrive in 1886.Specifications:Face Value: $1Mintage:...

The 1981 silver dollar commemorates the 100th anniversary of the approval by the Canadian government to build the Trans-Canada Railway. This is the first year of issue by the Mint of two different qualities of silver dollars.Specifications:Face Value:...

The 1980 commemorative silver dollar marked the centenary of the transfer of the Arctic Islands from the British Government to the government of the Dominion of Canada.Specifications:Face Value: $1Mintage: 389,564Composition: 50% Ag, 50% CuWeight (g): 23...

Theme:The third coin in the Royal Canadian Mint’s exciting new O Canada series focusing on iconic Canadian images, this beautiful coin celebrates the rich history of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.Description:This 10-Dollar coin is certified to...

Strong, Deeply RootedValour, perseverance, diversity: the maple leaf is a powerful symbol of Canadian identity and values. This national symbol is well-chosen: the sugar maple is a very important member of the northeastern Canadian boreal forest. While...

Building unity-The seeds of a nationFor Canadians, the War of 1812 conjures a rich historical moment steeped in both fact and myth, full of heroes, villains, disastrous defeats, and glorious victories. While the conflict did not predestine the emergence...

In June 1604, Samuel de Champlain and Pierre du Gua, sieur de Mints were exploring the Atlantic coast in order to establish the first settlement that would solidify France’s rights to this region of the New World. Sailing into a bay in New...

25 years! Celebrate Canada’s iconic Loonie! Faithfull reproduction of artist Richard Hunt’s original 1995 limited edition print featuring a Kwaguilth coloured design on engraved relief. Special features: • Design covers the whole...