Canada – 2017 Classic Canadian Coin Special Wrap Roll Collection – With Box and Certificate

Celebrate Canada’s history with the 2017 Classic Canadian Coin Special Wrap Roll Collection – with box and certificate

Canada’s circulating coins are more than just currency – they are a symbol of the nation’s rich history, natural beauty, and pride. To commemorate the 150th anniversary of Confederation, the Royal Canadian Mint is releasing an exclusive coin collection: the 2017 Classic Canadian Coin Special Wrap Roll Collection . This impressive collection features five specially wrapped coin rolls showcasing some of Canada’s most iconic designs, deeply intertwined with the country’s culture and natural environment.

Rare opportunity – Limited to only 10,000 sets worldwide!

Why this coin collection is a must-have for collectors:

Famous Canadian designs in limited editions! Each coin in this collection pays tribute to Canada’s most iconic symbols, such as the polar bear, loon, caribou, bluenose, and beaver. They are a tribute to Canada’s 150th anniversary.

Not in circulation – Exclusively for collectors! These coin designs were not put into circulation in 2017, which makes this collection particularly valuable and rare.

Attractive packaging for collectors! Each coin roll is wrapped in a striking, colorful paper that replicates the iconic reverse design of the coin – a beautiful presentation for your collection.

Elegant collector’s box – Everything in one place! The coin rolls are securely housed in a collector’s case. The elegant packaging ensures a stylish presentation, while each coin roll is carefully placed in a flocked insert. Your certified certificate of authenticity is also elegantly tucked away beneath the coin insert.

Includes serialized certificate of authenticity! Each set comes with a certificate guaranteeing the authenticity and rarity of the collection.

About the five classic coin designs:

Polar Bear (2 Dollar Coin): This bimetallic coin, minted since 1996, depicts a majestic polar bear—the largest carnivorous land animal on Earth, inhabiting the cold northern regions of Canada. Weighing up to 650 kilograms, the polar bear is a symbol of the country’s wilderness.

Loon (1 Dollar Coin): Since 1987, the loon has symbolized untamed nature on the Canadian one-dollar coin. This bird species is known for its distinctive calls, which are typical of the Canadian wilderness in summer.

Caribou (25 cent coin): A true symbol of northern Canada, the caribou with its majestic antlers has been featured on the Canadian 25 cent coin since 1937. It represents strength and resilience.

Bluenose (10 cent coin): The Bluenose, one of Canada’s fastest and most famous ships, appeared on the 10-cent coin in 1937. This legendary sailing vessel from Nova Scotia was both a successful racing yacht and an important fishing vessel.

Beaver (5 cent coin): The beaver has been a symbol of hard work and perseverance for centuries and was highly valued for its fur in the 17th and 18th centuries. Today it is Canada’s national animal and is honored on the 5 cent coin.

Technical details of the coins:

2 dollar coin:

Material: triple-coated nickel-finish steel (outer ring), triple-coated brass-finish aluminum bronze (inner core)

Weight: 6.99 g

Diameter: 28 mm

1 Dollar Coin:

Material: triple-coated brass-finish steel

Weight: 6.27 g

Diameter: 26.5 mm

25 cent coin:

Material: triple-coated nickel-finish steel

Weight: 4.4 g

Diameter: 23.88 mm

10 cent coin:

Material: triple-coated nickel-finish steel

Weight: 1.75 g

Diameter: 18.03 mm

5 cent coin:

Material: triple-coated nickel-finish steel

Weight: 3.95 g

Diameter: 21.2 mm

Exclusive packaging and certificate of authenticity:

The coin rolls are securely housed in a high-quality collector’s case, ideal for display. All five coin rolls are securely packaged in a flocked insert that can be easily removed to access the serialized certificate of authenticity. This elegant presentation makes the collection a true treasure for coin enthusiasts.

Please note: Sale only in Germany and the European Union!