Transportation

Following an unprecedented era of expansion, the 20th century ushered in an era of consolidation and technological innovation in Canada’s railway history. The second coin in the Locomotives Across Canada series commemorates the end of the golden...

The affordable, high quality, Ontario-built Gray-Dort Model 25-SM became one of Canada's most popular cars. Between 1916 and 1924, over 26,000 Gray-Dorts were produced. Today, only about 50 remain.The 2002 Transportation Series is the last issue in a...

Inventor Henry Seth Taylor designed this steam buggy, an adaptation of a horse drawn carriage in 1867. It is now on display at the National Museum of Science and Technology. This coin is presented in an oval shaped metal case featuring the Royal Canadian...

Aircraft technology was barely a decade old when the First World War began in 1914, but the needs of warfare quickly fuelled incredible advancements in aviation. This Aircraft of the First World War coin series concludes with a tribute to the Curtiss...

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONSSRP: $99.95 (EACH COIN)Composition: 99.99% pure silverMintage: 7,500 (EACH COIN)Weight (g)*: 31.83 (EACH COIN)Diameter (mm): 40Face...

Aircraft technology was barely a decade old when the First World War began in 1914, but the needs of warfare quickly fuelled incredible advancements in aviation. This fine silver coin pays tribute to the aerobatic Sopwith Triplane, and the Canadians who...

The Lost Ships series commemorates Canada’s well-known maritime tragedies, from the vessels that were lost to the stories that emerged from those fateful events. The third and final coin of the series revisits the tragic sinking of S.S. Edmund...

From sea to sea, Canada in autumn is blanketed with a stunning quilt of brightly coloured foliage. Own this ephemeral moment year-round with a beautifully coloured fine silver coin—the third in the Royal Canadian Mint’s continuing series of...

This fine silver coin pays tribute to the railways of Canada and their contributions to the war effort between 1914 and 1918. As the steel and timber arteries of a young nation, Canada’s railways played a vital role on the home front during the...

A century ago, the transcontinental railway enabled the settlement of western Canada. The Royal Canadian Mint commemorates the 100th anniversary of the completion of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway—a massive early twentieth-century engineering feat...

Innovative and talented, the expertise of the Canadian aviation industry continued to excite the imagination. The technology of the Canadian F-86 Sabre was world renowned. The Sabre became one of the top military aircraft in Europe during the 1950's. ...

Skill, professionalism, and teamwork describe the key characteristics of the Canadian Forces Snowbirds. Audiences world-wide have enjoyed the aerobatics of the Canadair CT-114 Tutor. The Tutor was designed in 1958 as an all purpose jet training aircraft...