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Canada isn’t known as the Great White North or the Tundra for no good reason. The nation might experience the joys of spring and summer like the rest of the world, but it also endures some bitter-cold winters with heavy snowfall. Despite those temperatures and beneath the snow, there is an inherent beauty in Canada’s winter wonderland. The 2017 1 oz Proof Canadian Silver Snow-Covered Trees Coin brings it to live, and is available now from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Canada’s winters can be harsh, but they also deliver their own idea of beauty with each snowflake that falls on the tundra. This coin paints a perfect picture of the beauty of a Canadian winter, with soft colors and intricate engravings that recreate the landscape of winter. The highlight of the design is a Venetian glass tree in the foreground.
On the reverse of each 2017 1 oz Proof Canadian Silver Snow-covered Trees coin you’ll find a Murano glass tree as the highlight of the design field. It was handcrafted by master glass makers Giorgio and Bernardino Vio of Murano, Italy for use on this coin. Additional features of the design include green pine trees kissed with snow, and a horse-drawn sleigh ready to take riders through the winter landscape.
The obverse of the Silver Snow-covered Trees coin includes the right-profile portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Common on Canadian currency for decades, this effigy is a 2003 creation of Canadian artist Susanna Blunt.
Each of the 2017 1 oz Proof Canadian Silver Snow-Covered Trees coin in this listing has one unique feature. The designs from the Vios of the Murano glass tree is slightly different for each of the coins in this release, which means no two are exactly the same.
The Royal Canadian Mint is located in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, with a secondary facility located in the city of Winnipeg. The Royal Canadian Mint opened in 1908 to give the nation independent control of coinage, and expanded to Winnipeg to meet increasing demand for coinage production.
We encourage all JM Bullion customers to contact us with any questions you might have regarding these coins. Feel free to reach out to us on the phone at 800-276-6508, connect with us online through our live chat, or email us directly.
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Canada isn’t known as the Great White North or the Tundra for no good reason. The nation might experience the joys of spring and summer like the rest of the world, but it also endures some bitter-cold winters with heavy snowfall. Despite those temperatures and beneath the snow, there is an inherent beauty in Canada’s winter wonderland. The 2017 1 oz Proof Canadian Silver Snow-Covered Trees Coin brings it to live, and is available now from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Canada’s winters can be harsh, but they also deliver their own idea of beauty with each snowflake that falls on the tundra. This coin paints a perfect picture of the beauty of a Canadian winter, with soft colors and intricate engravings that recreate the landscape of winter. The highlight of the design is a Venetian glass tree in the foreground.
On the reverse of each 2017 1 oz Proof Canadian Silver Snow-covered Trees coin you’ll find a Murano glass tree as the highlight of the design field. It was handcrafted by master glass makers Giorgio and Bernardino Vio of Murano, Italy for use on this coin. Additional features of the design include green pine trees kissed with snow, and a horse-drawn sleigh ready to take riders through the winter landscape.
The obverse of the Silver Snow-covered Trees coin includes the right-profile portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Common on Canadian currency for decades, this effigy is a 2003 creation of Canadian artist Susanna Blunt.
Each of the 2017 1 oz Proof Canadian Silver Snow-Covered Trees coin in this listing has one unique feature. The designs from the Vios of the Murano glass tree is slightly different for each of the coins in this release, which means no two are exactly the same.
The Royal Canadian Mint is located in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, with a secondary facility located in the city of Winnipeg. The Royal Canadian Mint opened in 1908 to give the nation independent control of coinage, and expanded to Winnipeg to meet increasing demand for coinage production.
We encourage all JM Bullion customers to contact us with any questions you might have regarding these coins. Feel free to reach out to us on the phone at 800-276-6508, connect with us online through our live chat, or email us directly.
