2021 $100 National Colours Fine Silver Coin
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With a mintage of just 800 coins, this 2021 10-ounce fine silver $100 coin is both a symbol of Canadian patriotism and a scarce limited-edition collectible. The design includes a full-colour red maple leaf surrounded by a wreath featuring all 10 of Canada's maple species.
Canada's arboreal emblem consists of not one but 10 different maple species, and that diversity is perfectly illustrated on this coin. Its engraved design features a clockwise swirl of Canadian maple leaves, each one different from the other and held together by a ribbon that ends in a bow. To top it off, the coin includes selective touches of red and white—Canada's official colours since 1921—to transform this arboreal anniversary piece into a dual celebration of national symbols.
Designed by Canadian artist Michelle Grant, the coin's reverse features a leaf arrangement representing the 10 Canadian maple species (clockwise): mountain, red, striped, Manitoba, Douglas, sugar, big leaf, silver, black and vine. Red enamel highlights the sugar maple leaf at the centre; selective frosting adds a touch of white to the ribbon, bow and banner, which bears the dates "1921–2021" to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Canada's national colours. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt and a special privy mark in honour of the 25th anniversary (1996–2021) of Canada's national arboreal emblem.
• Mintage: 800
• Diameter: 76.25 mm
• Weight: 10 oz fine silver
• GST/HST exempt
Did you know?
• Red and white became our national colours in 1921, as a result of the proclamation of the coat of arms by King George V. Historically, those two colours have also been associated with England and France
• The black maple is known to cross with the more famous sugar maple where their ranges overlap; the striped maple and the vine maple also tend to be overshadowed by other species, literally, as both are understory trees
• The mountain maple holds the distinction of being our smallest maple species, while the Manitoba maple produces the most distinctive leaf—it's the only Canadian maple with compound leaves
Includes:
• 2021 $100 Our National Colours Fine Silver Coin
Delivery Information:
• Pre-order: this product is scheduled to ship in early September 2021
• Physical address required—no P.O. boxes
• Please allow 7 to 15 business days for delivery
Warranty Information:
This product comes with a 30-day warranty through TSC.
Canada's arboreal emblem consists of not one but 10 different maple species, and that diversity is perfectly illustrated on this coin. Its engraved design features a clockwise swirl of Canadian maple leaves, each one different from the other and held together by a ribbon that ends in a bow. To top it off, the coin includes selective touches of red and white—Canada's official colours since 1921—to transform this arboreal anniversary piece into a dual celebration of national symbols.
Designed by Canadian artist Michelle Grant, the coin's reverse features a leaf arrangement representing the 10 Canadian maple species (clockwise): mountain, red, striped, Manitoba, Douglas, sugar, big leaf, silver, black and vine. Red enamel highlights the sugar maple leaf at the centre; selective frosting adds a touch of white to the ribbon, bow and banner, which bears the dates "1921–2021" to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Canada's national colours. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt and a special privy mark in honour of the 25th anniversary (1996–2021) of Canada's national arboreal emblem.
• Mintage: 800
• Diameter: 76.25 mm
• Weight: 10 oz fine silver
• GST/HST exempt
Did you know?
• Red and white became our national colours in 1921, as a result of the proclamation of the coat of arms by King George V. Historically, those two colours have also been associated with England and France
• The black maple is known to cross with the more famous sugar maple where their ranges overlap; the striped maple and the vine maple also tend to be overshadowed by other species, literally, as both are understory trees
• The mountain maple holds the distinction of being our smallest maple species, while the Manitoba maple produces the most distinctive leaf—it's the only Canadian maple with compound leaves
Includes:
• 2021 $100 Our National Colours Fine Silver Coin
Delivery Information:
• Pre-order: this product is scheduled to ship in early September 2021
• Physical address required—no P.O. boxes
• Please allow 7 to 15 business days for delivery
Warranty Information:
This product comes with a 30-day warranty through TSC.
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