Royal Canadian Mint numismatic coins (2010s)

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General information

Obverse effigy

Unless an obverse design artist is noted, the obverse of all Canadian coins since 2003 features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt.

Contents

Definition of finishes

Specimen set variants

The Royal Canadian Mint issued two different specimen sets. One set had a variant dollar in its set, while the other set had a variant two dollar coin.

Twenty five cents

Among the many commemorative 25 cent coins which didn't have the Queen on the reverse were:

Birds of Canada series (part 2)

YearThemeDiameter (mm)Weight (g)ArtistMintageIssue price
2010 American goldfinch [1] 3512.61 Arnold Nogy 14,000$24.95
2010 Blue jay [1] 3512.61 Arnold Nogy 14,000$24.95
2011 Barn swallow [1] 3512.61 Arnold Nogy 14,000$25.95
2011 Black-capped chickadee [1] 3512.61 Arnold Nogy 14,000$25.95
2012 Evening grosbeak [1] 35? Arnold Nogy 20,000$29.95
2012 Rose-breasted grosbeak [1] 3512.61 Arnold Nogy 20,000$29.95
2013 American robin [1] 35?Trevor Tennant17,500$29.95
2013 Barn owl [1] 35?Trevor Tennant17,500$29.95
2014 Eastern meadowlark [2] 35?Tony Bianco17,500$29.95
2014 Scarlet tanager [3] 35?Pierre Leduc17,500$29.95

Ducks of Canada Series

YearThemeDiameter (mm)Weight (g)ArtistMintageIssue price
2013 Mallard [4] 35?Trevor Tennant17,500$29.95
2013 Wood duck [5] 35?Trevor Tennant17,500$29.95
2014 Northern pintail [6] 35?Trevor Tennant17,500$29.95

Prehistoric Creatures (Glow-in-the-Dark) Series [7]

YearThemeDiameter (mm)Weight (g)ArtistMintageIssue price
2012 Pachyrhinosaurus lakustai 3513.8Julius T. Csotonyi25,000$29.95
2012 Quetzalcoatlus 3513.8Julius T. Csotonyi30,000$29.95
2013 Tylosaurus Pembinensis 3513.8Julius T. Csotonyi30,000$29.95
2014 Tiktaalik 3513.8Julius T. Csotonyi30,000$29.95

Flora and Fauna Series [8]

YearThemeDiameter (mm)Weight (g)ArtistMintageIssue price
2011Tulip with Ladybug3512.6Cosme Saffioti20,000$24.95
2012Aster with Bumble Bee [9] 3512.61Maurice Gervais20,000$29.95
2013Purple Coneflower and Eastern Tailed Blue Butterfly [10] 3512.61Maurice Gervais17,500$29.95
2014Water-lily and Leopard Frog [11] 3512.61Maurice Gervais17,500$29.95

Haunted Canada Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionDiameter (mm)Weight (g)MintageIssue price
2014Ghost Bride [12] Cupronickel350.515,000$29.95
2015The Brakeman [13] Cupronickel350.515,000$29.95

Fifty cents

1/25 ounce gold

YearThemeArtistMintageIssue price
2010 RCMP Janet Griffin Scott14,000$109.95

One Dollar

Loonie

The Canadian $1 "Loonie" is minted in its regular version, available in the standard Proof, Proof-Like and Special Specimen sets, and it is also minted in various other Commemorative versions (shown below), available in Special Proof-Like sets, and the regular Specimen sets.

YearThemeArtistMintageIssue price
2010Northern harrier - specimen set [1] Arnold Nogy 35,000$49.95
2010Olympic Lucky Loonie - proof-like set [1]
2010Canadian Navy -
2010Saskatchewan Roughriders
2011Great gray owl - specimen set [1] 35,000
2011Parks Canada - special proof-like set [1]
2012Loonie 25th Anniversary - specimen set [1] 35,000
2012Olympic Lucky Loonie - proof-like set [1]
2012100th Grey Cup
2013Blue winged teal look - specimen set [1] 50,000
2014Ferruginous hawk loon - specimen set [1] 50,000
2014Olympic Lucky Loonie - proof-like set [1]

Commemorative Silver Dollar Series

YearThemeArtistMintage (proof)Issue price (proof)Mintage (BU)Issue price (BU)Notes
2010Centennial, Canadian Navy [1] Yves Berube50,000$52.9530,000$46.95sold individually
2010Centennial, Canadian Navy - Proof Set [1] Yves Berube55,000$109.95N/AN/AProof Silver Dollar has selective gold plating; all coins in set are 92.5% silver, except $1 and 1 cent
2011Centennial, Parks Canada [1] Luc Normandin40,000$55.9525,000$49.95sold individually
2011Centennial, Parks Canada - Proof Set [1] Luc Normandin45,000$114.95N/AN/AProof Silver Dollar has selective gold plating; all coins in set are 92.5% silver, except $1 and 1 cent
2012200th Anniversary of the War of 1812 [1] Ardell Bourgeois40,000$59.9525,000$54.95sold individually
2012200th Anniversary of the War of 1812 - Silver Dollar Proof Set [1] Ardell Bourgeois40,000$99.95N/AN/AOnly the Silver Dollar is 99.99% silver in this set
2012200th Anniversary of the War of 1812 - Fine Silver Proof Set [1] Ardell Bourgeois20,000$224.95N/AN/AProof Silver Dollar has selective gold plating; all coins in set are 99.99% silver
2013Centennial of the Canadian Arctic Expedition [1] Bonnie Ross40,000$59.9520,000$54.95sold individually
2013Centennial of the Canadian Arctic Expedition - Silver Dollar Proof Set [1] Bonnie Ross20,000$229.95N/AN/AOnly the Silver Dollar is 99.99% silver in this set
2013Centennial of the Canadian Arctic Expedition - Fine Silver Proof Set [1] Bonnie Ross20,000$229.95N/AN/AProof Silver Dollar has selective gold plating; all coins in set are 99.99% silver
2014Centennial of the Declaration of the 1st World War [1] Bonnie Ross40,000$59.9520,000$54.95sold individually
2014Centennial of the Declaration of the 1st World War - Silver Dollar Proof Set [1] Bonnie Ross30,000$99.95N/AN/AOnly the Silver Dollar is 99.99% silver in this set
2014Centennial of the Declaration of the 1st World War - Fine Silver Proof Set [1] Bonnie Ross25,000$229.95N/AN/AProof Silver Dollar has selective gold plating; all coins in set are 99.99% silver

Special Edition Proof Dollars

YearThemeCompositionWeightFinishArtistMintageIssue price
201075th Anniversary of Voyageur dollar [1] 92.5% silver, 7.5% copper25.175 gramsFrosted relief on a proof-like fieldRoyal Canadian Mint engravers7,50069.95
201075th Anniversary of Voyageur dollar - Limited Edition Proof Set [1] 92.5% silver, 7.5% copper25.175 gramsFrosted relief on a proof-like fieldRoyal Canadian Mint engravers5,000159.95

Two Dollars

Toonie

The Canadian $2 "Toonie" is minted in its regular version, available in the standard Proof, Proof-Like and Specimen sets, and it is also minted in a Commemorative version (shown below), available in Special Specimen sets.

YearThemeArtistMintageIssue price
2010Young lynx - special edition specimen set [1] Christie Paquet15,000$49.95
2011Baby elk - special edition specimen set [1] Christie Paquet15,000$49.95
2012Wolf cubs - special edition specimen set [1] Christie Paquet15,000$49.95
2013Black bear cubs - special edition specimen set [1] Christie Paquet15,000$49.95
2014Rabbits - special edition specimen set [1] Christie Paquet15,000$49.95
2015Baby raccoons - special edition specimen set [14] Clinton Jammer15,000$49.95

Three and Four Dollars

Three Dollars

YearThemeArtistMintageCompositionIssue price
2010Return of the Tyee [15] Jody Broomfield 15,00099.99% pure silver$54.95
2010Barn Owl (square coin) Jason Bouwman 15,000gold-plated sterling silver (92.5% silver)unknown
2014Spider and Web Yves Berube 10,00099.99% pure silverunknown

Four Dollars

YearThemeArtistMintageCompositionWeightDiameterIssue price
2010 Dromaeosaurus (4th issue of Giants of Prehistory) [15] Kerri Burnett20,00099.99% pure silver15.87g34mm$42.95
2010 Euoplocephalus tutus (5th issue of Giants of Prehistory) [1] Kerri Burnett13,00099.99% pure silver15.87g34mm$49.95
2012 Sir Isaac Brock (2nd issue of The War of 1812 Series) [1] Bonnie Ross10,00099.99% pure silver7.96g27mm$49.95
2012 Tecumseh (3rd issue of The War of 1812 Series) [1] Bonnie Ross10,00099.99% pure silver7.96g27mm$49.95
2013 Charles de Salaberry (4th issue of The War of 1812 Series) [1] Bonnie Ross10,00099.99% pure silver7.96g27mm$49.95
2013 Laura Secord (5th issue of The War of 1812 Series) [1] Bonnie Ross10,00099.99% pure silver7.96g27mm$49.95

Five Dollars

Calendar in the Sky Series [16]

YearThemeDiameter (mm)Weight (g)ArtistMintageIssue price
2011Full Buck Moon [17] 28.08.5John Mantha7,500$121.95
2012Full Hunter's Moon [18] 28.08.5John Mantha7,500$121.95
2013Full Wolf Moon [19] 28.08.5John Mantha7,500$121.95
2013Full Pink Moon [20] 28.08.5John Mantha7,500$121.95

Aboriginal Tradition of Hunting Series [21]

YearThemeDiameter (mm)Weight (g)ArtistMintageIssue price
2013Deer22.936.0Darlene Gait10,000$69.95
2013Bison22.936.0Darlene Gait10,000$69.95
2014Hunting in Harmony22.936.0Darlene Gait10,000$69.95

Canadian Banknotes Series [22]

YearThemeDiameter (mm)Weight (g)ArtistMintageIssue price
2013Canadian Bank of Commerce Bank Note Design36.0723.178,500$69.95
2014Saint George Slaying the Dragon36238,500$69.95
2014Lion on the Mountain [23] 36.0723.178,500$69.95
2015Canadian Bank Note Vignette [24] 36.0723.178,500$69.95

Flowers in Canada (Niobium) Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionDiameter (mm)Weight (g)MintageIssue price
2014Tulip [25] Bert Liverance99.9% silver with Niobium core28.09.06,000$139.95
2014Rose [26] Bert Liverance99.9% silver with Niobium core28.09.06,000$139.95
2014Poinsettia [27] Bert Liverance99.9% silver with Niobium core28.09.06,000$139.95

Eight Dollars

Eight dollars

YearThemeArtistCompositionMintageIssue priceNotes
2010Maple of Strength [1] Simon Ng (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse)92.5% silver, 7.5% copper8,888$88.882nd in the Maple Leaf Hologram Series

Ten Dollars

Ducks of Canada

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013Mallard [28] Trevor Tennant99.99% silver15.873410,000$69.95
2013Wood Duck [29] Trevor Tennant99.99% silver15.873410,000$69.95
2014Pintail [30] Trevor Tennant99.99% silver15.873410,000$69.95
2014Harlequin [31] Trevor Tennant99.99% silver15.873410,000$69.95
2015Cinnamon Teal [32] Denis Mayer Jr.99.99% silver15.873410,000$69.95
2016Canvasback [33] Glen Scrimshaw99.99% silver15.873410,000$69.95

Dragonfly Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013Twelve-Spotted Skimmer Dragonfly [34] Celia Godkin99.99% silver15.873410,000$79.95
2014Green Darner Dragonfly [35] Celia Godkin99.99% silver15.873410,000$79.95
2015The Pygmy Snaketail [36] Celia Godkin99.99% silver15.873410,000$79.95

Canoe Across Canada [37]

This 6-coin set was available in a subscription that included a red wooden canoe-shaped holder.

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Wondrous WestGreg Banning99.99% silver15.873420,000$44.95
2015Splendid SurroundingsGreg Banning99.99% silver15.873420,000$44.95
2015Magnificent MountainsGreg Banning99.99% silver15.873420,000$44.95
2015Serene SceneGreg Banning99.99% silver15.873420,000$44.95
2015Mirror, MirrorGreg Banning99.99% silver15.873420,000$44.95
2015Exquisite EndingGreg Banning99.99% silver15.873420,000$44.95

Adventure Canada

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Windsurfing [38] Ken Ryan99.99% silver15.873420,000$44.95
2015Whitewater Rafting [39] Ken Ryan99.99% silver15.873420,000$44.95
2015Mountain Biking [40] Ken Ryan99.99% silver15.873420,000$44.95
2015Ice Climbing [41] Ken Ryan99.99% silver15.873420,000$44.95
2015Dog Sledding [42] Ken Ryan99.99% silver15.873420,000$44.95

Looney Tunes™ [43]

These coins were available as an 8-coin subscription set that included a collector's case

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Tweety Bird:"I Tawt I Taw a Putty Tat!" [44] Warner Bros.99.99% silver15.873430,000$49.95
2015Sylvester the Cat:"Suffering Succotash!" [45] Warner Bros.99.99% silver15.873430,000$49.95
2015Marvin the Martian:"Where's the Kaboom?" [46] Warner Bros.99.99% silver15.873430,000$49.95
2015Road RunnerWarner Bros.99.99% silver15.873430,000$49.95
2015Wile E. CoyoteWarner Bros.99.99% silver15.873430,000$49.95
2015Daffy DuckWarner Bros.99.99% silver15.873430,000$49.95
2015Bugs BunnyWarner Bros.99.99% silver15.873430,000$49.95
2015That's All FolksWarner Bros.99.99% silver15.873430,000$49.95

FIFA Women's World Cup Canada™ [47]

These coins were available as a 6-coin subscription set that included a collector's case

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Go Canada, Go! (Coloured)Greg Banning99.99% silver15.873415,000$59.95
2015The KickerGreg Banning99.99% silver15.873415,000$54.95
2015The GoalieGreg Banning99.99% silver15.873415,000$54.95
2015Heading the BallGreg Banning99.99% silver15.873415,000$54.95
2015CelebrationGreg Banning99.99% silver15.873415,000$54.95
2015Canada Welcomes The World (Coloured)Greg Banning99.99% silver15.873415,000$59.95

Other Coins

YearThemeArtistWeight (grams)MintageIssue priceNotes
201075th anniversary of first Canadian bank notes [1] Royal Canadian Mint engravers15.877,500$54.95The reverse design is a reproduction of the design that appeared on the original 1935 $10 bank note; a seated woman surrounded by a variety of farm produce to symbolize the harvest.
2012HMS Shannon (1st issue of The War of 1812 Series) [1] Bonnie Ross15.8710,000$64.95Figurehead from HMS Shannon's bow featured as a gold-plated cameo. The other issues are under the Four Dollars section.

Fifteen dollars

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue priceNotes
2011Maple of Happiness [1] Simon Ng99.99% silver31.39388,888$98.883rd in the Maple Leaf Hologram Series
2012Maple of Good Fortune [1] Three Degrees Creative Group99.99% silver31.39388,888$98.884th in the Maple Leaf Hologram Series
2013Maple of Peace [1] Simon Ng99.99% silver31.39388,888$98.885th in the Maple Leaf Hologram Series
2014Maple of Longevity [1] Simon Ng99.99% silver31.39388,888$98.886th in the Maple Leaf Hologram Series

Exploring Canada [48]

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2014VoyageursJohn Mantha99.99% silver23.1736.0715,000$54.95
2014The Gold RushJohn Mantha99.99% silver23.1736.0715,000$54.95
2014The Arctic ExpeditionJohn Mantha99.99% silver23.1736.0715,000$54.95
2015The West Coast ExplorationJohn Mantha99.99% silver23.1736.0715,000$54.95
2015Pioneering MapmakersJohn Mantha99.99% silver23.1736.0715,000$54.95
2015The Wild Rivers ExplorationJohn Mantha99.99% silver23.1736.0715,000$54.95
2015Building the Canadian Pacific RailwayJohn Mantha99.99% silver23.1736.0715,000$54.95
2015Scientific ExplorationJohn Mantha99.99% silver23.1736.0715,000$54.95
2015Space ExplorationJohn Mantha99.99% silver23.1736.0715,000$54.95

Twenty Dollars

Swarovski Crystals

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2010Water lily [49] Claudio D'Angelo99.99% silver31.393810,000$104.95
2011Wild rose [50] Margaret Best99.99% silver31.393810,000$109.95
2012Rhododendron [51] Claudio D'Angelo99.99% silver31.393810,000$119.95
2013Blue flag iris [52] Celia Godkin99.99% silver31.393810,000$119.95
2014Red trillium [53] Margaret Best99.99% silver31.393810,000$119.95
2015Black-eyed susan [54] Laurie Koss99.99% silver31.393810,000$119.95

Maple Canopy Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013Canadian maple canopy (spring) - 1st in series [1] Emily Damstra99.99% silver31.39387,500$99.95
2013Canadian maple canopy (autumn) - 2nd in series [1] Margaret Best99.99% silver31.39387,500$99.95
2014Canadian maple canopy (Spring) - 3rd in series [1] Margaret Best99.99% silver31.39387,500$99.95
2014Canadian maple canopy (Autumn Allure) - 4th in series [1] Emily Damstra99.99% silver31.39387,500$99.95

Murano Glass Flora and Fauna Series [55]

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2011Tulip with Ladybug [56] Cosme Saffioti (reverse), Giuliano Donnagio (Murano glass element)99.99% silver31.39385,000$139.95
2012Aster with Bumble Bee [57] Cosme Saffioti (reverse), Giuliano Donnagio (Murano glass element)99.99% silver31.393810,000$139.95
2013Purple Coneflower with Venetian Glass Butterfly [58] Maurice Gervais (reverse), Giuliano Donnagio (Murano glass element)99.99% silver31.393810,000$149.95
2014Water-lily and Venetian Glass Leopard Frog [59] Maurice Gervais (reverse), Giuliano Donnagio (Murano glass element)99.99% silver31.393812,500$149.95
2015Venetian Glass Turtle with Broadleaf Arrowhead Flower [60] Maurice Gervais (reverse), Giuliano Donnagio (Murano glass element)99.99% silver31.393812,500$149.95
2016Venetian Glass Snail [61] Maurice Gervais (reverse), Giuliano Donnagio (Murano glass element)99.99% silver31.393812,500$149.95

Group of Seven Series [62]

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2012Stormy Weather, Georgian Bay (FH Varley) [63] FH Varley99.99% silver31.39387,000$89.95
2012Nova Scotia Fishing Village (Arthur Lismer) [64] Arthur Lismer99.99% silver31.39387,000$89.95
2012Houses Cobalt (Franklin Carmichael) [65] Franklin Carmichael99.99% silver31.39387,000$89.95
2013Toronto Street Winter Morning (Lawren S. Harris) [66] Lawren S. Harris99.99% silver31.39387,000$89.95
2013Guardian of the Gorge (Franz Johnston) [67] Franz Johnson99.99% silver31.39387,000$89.95
2013Sumacs (JEH MacDonald) [68] J.E.H. MacDonald99.99% silver31.39387,000$89.95
2013Saint-Tite-des-Caps (AY Jackson) [69] A.Y. Jackson99.99% silver31.39387,000$89.95

World Baseball Classic Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013Fielder [70] Steve Hepburn99.99% silver31.39387,500$114.95
2013Hitter [71] Steve Hepburn99.99% silver31.39387,500$114.95
2013Pitcher [72] Steve Hepburn99.99% silver31.39387,500$114.95
2013Runner [73] Steve Hepburn99.99% silver31.39387,500$114.95

Untamed Canada Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013Arctic Fox [74] Tivadar Bote99.99% silver28.02408,500$89.95
2013Pronghorn [75] Laurie McGaw99.99% silver31.6408,500$89.95
2013Wolverine [76] Tivadar Bote99.99% silver31.6408,500$89.95

Butterflies of Canada

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013Canadian Tiger Swallowtail [77] Celia Godkin99.99% silver28.024010,000$99.95
2014Red Spotted Purple [78] Celia Godkin99.99% silver31.834010,000$99.95
2015Giant Sulphur [79] Celia Godkin99.99% silver31.834010,000$99.95

Superman Coins

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
201375 Years of Superman
Man of Steel™ [80]
Superman™'s S-Shield [81]
Superman™ & Metropolis [82]

Jim Lee, DC Comics
DC Comics
Jim Lee, DC Comics

99.99% silver31.393810,000

$109.75
$119.75
$129.75

2014Superman™ Comic Book Covers
Iconic Superman™ Comic Book Covers: Action Comics #1 from 1938 [83]
Iconic Superman™ Comic Book Covers: Action Comics #419 from 1972 [84]
Iconic Superman™ Comic Book Covers: Superman Annual #1 from 2012 [85]
DC Comics99.99% silver
15.87
23.17
31.39

23
36.07
38
10,000
$69.96
$89.95
$109.95
2015Superman™ Comic Book Covers
Iconic Superman™ Comic Book Covers: Action Comics #1 (2011) [86]
Iconic Superman™ Comic Book Covers: Superman Unchained #2 (2013) [87]
Iconic Superman™ Comic Book Covers: Superman #28 (2014) [88]
Warner Bros.99.99% silver31.393810,000$109.95

Canadian Dinosaurs

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013Bathygnathus Borealis [89] Julius Csotonyi99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2014Scutellosaurus [90] Julius Csotonyi99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2014Xenoceratops Foremostensis [91] Julius Csotonyi99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2015Albertosaurus [92] Julius Csotonyi99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95

Prehistoric Animals

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2014Woolly Mammoth [93] Michael Skrepnick99.99% silver31.39387,500$89.95
2015American Scimitar Sabre-Tooth Cat [94] Julius Csotonyi99.99% silver31.39387,500$89.95

A Story of the Northern Lights (Silver Hologram) Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013The Great Hare [95] Nathalie Bertin99.99% silver31.39388,500$109.95
2014Howling Wolf [96] Nathalie Bertin99.99% silver31.39388,500$109.95
2015The Raven [97] Nathalie Bertin99.99% silver31.39388,500$109.95

Autumn Painted and Engraved Coins Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013Autumn Bliss [1] Tony Bianco99.99% silver31.39387,500$99.95
2014Autumn Falls [98] Tony Bianco99.99% silver31.39387,500$99.95
2015Autumn Express [99] Jacky MacDonald99.99% silver31.39387,500$99.95

Venetian Glass Holiday Coins

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013Holiday Season with Venetian Glass Candy Cane [100] Maurice Gervais (coin), Cortella & Ballarin s.n.c. (candy cane)99.99% silver31.393810,000$149.95
2014Venetian Glass Snowman [101] Julius Csotonyi99.99% silver31.393810,000$149.95
2016Venetian Glass Angel [102] Julius Csotonyi99.99% silver31.393810,000$149.95
2017Murano Snow-Covered Tree [103] Tony Bianco99.99% silver31.39387,000$152.95

Great Lakes Series [104]

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2014Lake Superior [105] 99.99% silver31.393810,000$114.95
2014Lake Ontario [106] 99.99% silver31.393810,000$114.95
2014Lake Erie [107] 99.99% silver31.393810,000$114.95
2015Lake Michigan [108] 99.99% silver31.393810,000$114.95
2015Lake Huron [109] 99.99% silver31.393810,000$114.95

Lost Ships in Canadian Waters

All coins in the series feature edge lettering spelling the name of the vessel.

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2014RMS Empress of Ireland [110] John Horton99.99% silver31.39387,000$109.95
2015Franklin's Lost Expedition [111] John Horton99.99% silver31.39387,000$109.95
2015S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald [112] John Horton99.99% silver31.39387,000$109.95

Grizzly Bear Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015The CatchLauren Crawshaw99.99% silver31.39386,500$99.95
2015TogethernessLauren Crawshaw99.99% silver31.39386,500$99.95
2015FamilyLauren Crawshaw99.99% silver31.39386,500$99.95
2015The BattleLauren Crawshaw99.99% silver31.39386,500$99.95

Canadian Homefront Collection

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Transcontinental Railroad [113] David A. Oram, Sir E.B. MacKennal (obverse)99.99% silver31.39387,500$89.95
2015Canada's First Submarines [114] Yves Bérubé99.99% silver31.39387,500$89.95
2015British Commonwealth Air Training Program [115] 99.99% silver31.39387,500$89.95
Patrol Against U-Boats [116] 99.99% silver31.39387,500$89.95

UNESCO: At Home and Abroad Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Mount Fuji & The Canadian Rockies [117] Trevor Tennant99.99% silver31.39387,500$89.95
2015Wood Buffalo National Park and Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries [118] Lauren Crawshaw99.99% silver31.39387,500$89.95

First World War Battlefront Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015The Battle of Neuve-Chapelle [119] Joel Kimmel, Sir E.B. MacKennal (obverse)99.99% silver with selective gold plating31.393810,000$109.95
2015The Second Battle of Ypres [120] Silvia Pecota, Sir E.B. MacKennal (obverse)99.99% silver with selective gold plating31.393810,000$109.95

Second World War Battlefront Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015The Battle of Britain [121] Ardell Bourgeois, T. H. Paget (obverse)99.99% silver31.393810,000$89.95

Looney Tunes™

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
20154-Coin Subscription and Wrist Watch Set [122]
Tweety Bird
Sylvester the Cat
Daffy Duck
Bugs Bunny
Warner Bros.99.99% silver31.834012,500$109.95/coin
2015Merrie Melodies (with ACME Crate) [123] Warner Bros.99.99% silver31.393812,500$109.95

Majestic Animals

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Bighorn Sheep [124] Maurade Baynton99.99% silver31.39386,500$99.95
2015Misty Morning Mule Deer [125] Trevor Tennant99.99% silver31.39386,500$99.95
2015Majestic Elk [126] Maurade Baynton99.99% silver31.39386,500$99.95
2015Imposing Alpha Wolf [127] Maurade Baynton99.99% silver31.39386,500$99.95
2016Snowy Owl [128] Douglas Laird99.99% silver31.39386,500$99.95

Forests of Canada

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Carolinian Tulip-Tree [129] Julius Csotonyi99.99% silver31.39388,500$99.95
2015Coast Shore Pine [130] Margaret Best99.99% silver31.39388,500$99.95
2015Columbian Yew Tree [131] Julius Csotonyi99.99% silver31.39388,500$99.95
2015Boreal Balsam Poplar [132] Margaret Best99.99% silver31.39388,500$99.95

Weather Phenomenon Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Summer Storm [133] Tony Bianco and Arnold Nogy99.99% silver31.39388,000$99.95

Canadian Landscape Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015The Rockies [134] Stéphanie Gauvin99.99% silver31.83407,500$99.95
The Lake99.99% silver31.83407,500$99.95
Après-ski99.99% silver31.83407,500$99.95
Hiking99.99% silver31.83407,500$99.95

Wonders of the Universe Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Star Gazing [135] Loïc Beaumont-Tremblay99.99% silver31.83408,500$149.95

Pure Silver "$20 for $20" Commemorative Coin Series

A series of commemorative silver coins was introduced in 2011. The coins in this series were sold at their face value of twenty Canadian dollars. They have a specimen finish and are .9999 pure silver, weighing 7.96 grams. The coins were sold by the Mint encapsulated in hard plastic and included a certificate of authenticity. With each release, the Royal Canadian Mint redirected the domain 20for20.ca to the latest coin in the series. In 2012, the third coin in the series became available for order, and a subscription program was introduced allowing customers to purchase the next two coins of the series whose designs had yet to be announced. The first coin of the subscription commemorated the Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II and the second commemorated the end of production of the Canadian Penny, both occurring in 2012. Notably, the Diamond Jubilee coin bears a unique reverse design depicting a younger Queen compared to the rest of the coins in the series. A fourth coin was released in 2012 during the holiday season and bore a stylized reindeer on the reverse. The series continued into 2013 with a coin commemorating hockey and another depicting a wolf.

YearNumberThemeArtistMintageIssue price
20111Maple Leaf (not officially named)Cosme Saffioti200,000$20.00
20112CanoeJason Bouwman250,000$20.00
20123Polar BearEmily S. Damstra250,000$20.00
20124Queen's Diamond JubileeLaurie McGaw250,000$20.00
20125Farewell to the PennyJesse Koreck250,000$20.00
20126Magical ReindeerVirginia Boulay250,000$20.00
20137HockeyGreg Banning250,000$20.00
20138WolfGlen Loates250,000$20.00
20139IcebergEmily S. Damstra225,000$20.00
201310Santa ClausJesse Koreck225,000$20.00
201411Canada GooseTrevor Tennant225,000$20.00
201412BobcatKen Ryan225,000$20.00
201413SummertimeJohn Mantha200,000$20.00
201414SnowmanJesse Koreck200,000$20.00
20151550th Anniversary of the Canadian Flag

(1st Colour Coin. Face Value $25)

Julius Csotonyi225,000$25.00
201516FIFA Women's World CupJoel Kimmel200,000$20.00
201517Bugs BunnyWarner Bros. Ent Inc.350,000$20.00
201518SupermanDC Comics350,000$20.00
201519Gingerbread ManChris and Rosina Reid200,000$20.00
201620Winter Fun

(2nd Colour Coin. Face Value $25)

Jesse Koreck200,000$25.00
201621Tyrannosaurus RexJulius Csotonyi300,000$20.00
201622Batman v. Superman: Dawn of JusticeDC Comics300,000$20.00
201623Star Trek: Enterprise300,000$20.00
201624True North

(3rd Colour Coin. Face Value $25)

Trevor Tennant250,000$25.00
201625Woodland Elf

(4th Colour Coin. Face Value $25)

Jesse Koreck275,000$25.00

Mint losses on the $20 for $20 program

The $20 for $20 coin program was launched in 2011 as a "low-risk" way to bring in new collectors of Royal Canadian Mint products. It was initially a success as 4.2 million coins were minted and as the Mint booked profits based on estimated seigniorage ($20 face value less the value of its silver content of 0.256 troy ounce) on coins that won't be redeemed for face value. But as the price of silver has dramatically fallen from 2011 to 2016, massive amounts of the $20 coins were returned, for which the Mint must refund the fixed $20 face value in exchange for a coin whose bullion price has dropped since issue. The refunds intensified further amidst public concerns on these coins' exchangeability for face value. [136] [137]

The Mint was therefore stung with "negative seigniorage" losses reversing seigniorage gains booked when those coins were issued. Employee bonuses were cancelled in 2016, the program was discontinued, and the Mint had to write down the value of $65.5-million worth of Winnipeg plant improvements upon recognizing it cannot realize profits on similar programs into the future. The Mint has declared that there's no plan to place an expiry date on redemptions of these coins.

Twenty Five Dollars

O Canada Series 2013

This series was also available as a subscription and came with a wooden collector's box.

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013The Beaver [138] Pierre Leduc99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2013The Polar Bear [139] Pierre Leduc99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2013The Wolf [140] Pierre Leduc99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2013The Caribou [141] Pierre Leduc99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2013The Orca [142] Pierre Leduc99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95

O Canada Series 2014

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2014The Igloo [143] Yves Bérubé99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2014Skiing Canada's Slopes [144] Kendra Dixson99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2014Under The Maple Tree [145] Claudio D'Angelo99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2014Cowboy in the Canadian Rockies [146] Bernie Brown99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2014The Arctic Fox and the Northern Lights [147] Julius Csotonyi99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95

Glow-in-the-Dark Star Charts Series

Not only did the coins glow-in-the-dark, but so did the outer boxes. When the packaging was placed together, the design formed the pattern of The Big Dipper.

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015The Quest [148] Cyril Assiniboine99.99% silver31.39387,500$104.95
2015The Wounded Bear [149] Cyril Assiniboine99.99% silver31.83407,500$104.95
2015The Great Ascent [150] Cyril Assiniboine99.99% silver31.83407,500$104.95
2015The Eternal Pursuit [151] Cyril Assiniboine99.99% silver31.83407,500$104.95

Moon Mask Coins

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2013Grandmother Moon Mask (Ultra High Relief) [152] Richard Cochrane99.99% silver30.7636.156,000$149.95
2014Matriarch Moon Mask (Ultra High Relief) [153] Carol Young99.99% silver30.7636.156,000$149.95
2015Singing Moon Mask 3-coin set (Ultra High Relief) [154]
Proof Finish
Antique Finish
Colour Enamel Finish
Andy Everson99.99% silver30.7636.073,000$359.95

Other coins

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2011Wayne and Walter Gretzky [155] Glen Green99.99% silver31.393819,999$99.95
2013Canada: An Allegory [156] Laurie McGaw99.99% silver31.39388,500$89.95
2014Christmas Ornament (Ultra High Relief) [157] Three Degrees Creative Group99.99% silver30.7636.156,000$129.95
2014Canadian Lynx (Ultra High Relief) [158] Pierre Leduc99.99% silver30.7636.156,000$149.95

Thirty Dollars

Looney Tunes™ Coins

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Looney Tunes™ Classic Scenes [159]
The Rabbit of Seville
Fast and Furry-ous
Birds Anonymous
Warner Bros.99.99% silver62.67545,000$189.95/coin

Fifty Dollars

Pure Silver "$50 for $50" Commemorative Coin series

YearThemeArtistMintageIssue price
2014Polar BearEmily Damstra100,000$50.00
2014Snowy OwlTrevor Tennant90,000$50.00
2015BeaverEmily Damstra100,000$50.00
2016HareEmily Damstra90,000$50.00

Five ounce silver

YearThemeDiameter (mm)ArtistMintageIssue priceNotes
201075th anniversary of first Canadian banknotes65.25Royal Canadian Mint engravers2,000$389.95The design is a reproduction of the image that was on the original 1935 $50 bank note; a seated woman with elements of radio broadcasting to symbolize modern inventions.

One Hundred Dollars

Wildlife in Motion "$100 for $100" Series

In May 2013 the mint offered the first coin in this series depicting a bison. The coin has a face value of $100 and was sold for $100, analogous to the $20 for $20 series that began in 2011. The coin has a weight of 31.6 g and is 99.99% fine silver, minted with a matte proof finish.

YearThemeArtistMintageIssue price
2013BisonClaudio D’Angelo50,000$100.00
2014Bighorn SheepClaudio D’Angelo45,000$100.00
2014Bald EagleClaudio D’Angelo50,000$100.00
2014Grizzly BearClaudio D’Angelo50,000$100.00
2015Canadian HorseClaudio D’Angelo45,000$100.00
2015Musk OxLaurene Spino45,000$100.00
2016CougarClaudio D’Angelo50,000$100.00
2016OrcaTrevor Tennant50,000$100.00
2016ElkGlen Loates30,000$100.00

100 Dollar Gold

YearThemeArtistMintageIssue price
2010400th anniversary of discovery of Hudson Bay John Mantha5,000$509.95

One Hundred Twenty-Five Dollars

Conservation Collection

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2015Whooping Crane [160] Luc Normandin99.99% silver50085500$1,099.95
2015Grey Fox [161] Laurene Spino99.99% silver50085500$1,099.95
2015Narwhal99.99% silver50085500$1,099.95

Two Hundred Dollars

Landscapes of the North "$200 For $200" Series

YearThemeArtistCompositionWeight (g)Diameter (mm)MintageIssue price
2014Towering Forests [162] Ellen Cowie99.99% silver62.695020,000$200.00
2015Coastal Waters [163] Ellen Cowie99.99% silver63.075025,000$200.00
2015Rugged Mountains [164] Steve Hepburn99.99% silver62.695025,000$200.00
2016Vast Prairies [165] Luc Normandin99.99% silver62.695025,000$200.00
2016Arctic [166] Luc Normandin99.99% silver62.695025,000$200.00

200 Dollar Gold

YearThemeArtistMintageIssue price
2010Petroleum and oil tradeJohn Mardon4,000$849.95

300 Dollar Gold

Coat of Arms series

YearThemeArtistCompositionMintageIssue price
2010 British Columbia [1] Royal Canadian Mint engravers58.33% gold, 41.67% silver (14 karat gold)500$2249.95
2010 New Brunswick [1] Royal Canadian Mint engravers58.33% gold, 41.67% silver (14 karat gold)500$2429.95
2011 Manitoba [1] Royal Canadian Mint engravers58.33% gold, 41.67% silver (14 karat gold)500$2429.95
2011 Nova Scotia [1] Royal Canadian Mint engravers58.33% gold, 41.67% silver (14 karat gold)500$2649.95
2012 Quebec [1] Royal Canadian Mint engravers58.33% gold, 41.67% silver (14 karat gold)500$2649.95
2012 Nunavut [1] Royal Canadian Mint engravers58.33% gold, 41.67% silver (14 karat gold)500$2649.95
2013 Ontario [1] Royal Canadian Mint engravers58.33% gold, 41.67% silver (14 karat gold)500$2649.95

350 Dollar Gold

Provincial Flowers series

YearThemeArtistCompositionMintageIssue priceNotes
2010 Prairie crocus [1] Celia Godkin99.999% Gold1400$2599.9513th issue in the series
2011 Mountain avens [1] Caren Heine99.999% Gold1300$2799.95Last issue in the series

500 Dollar gold

YearThemeArtistDiameter (mm)Weight (grams)MintageIssue priceNotes
201075th anniversary of first Canadian bank notes [1] Royal Canadian Mint engravers60.15156.5200$9495.95The design is a reproduction of the image that was on the original 1935 $500 bank note; a seated woman holding a sickle surrounded by the fruits of harvest to symbolize fertility.
2013HMS Shannon & USS Chesapeake [1] John Horton60156.05200$11999.95Commemorates a historic battle of the War of 1812.
2013An Aboriginal Story [1] Raymond Weizineau60.15156.05100$12000.00Aboriginal art created by Raymond Weizineau, an Atikamekw nation artist.

2500 Dollar gold

YearThemeDiameter (mm)Weight (grams)ArtistMintageIssue priceNotes
2013250th anniversary of the end of the Seven Years' War [167] 102.11,000Luc Normandin (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse)20$69,000There is also a silver counterpart with face value of $250.

Chinese Lunar New Year Coin Series

Lotus Series (Sterling silver or Pure silver)

YearThemeCompositionWeightDiameterMintageIssue price
2010Year of the Tiger [1] Sterling silver26.29 grams38 mm19,888$88.88
2011Year of the Rabbit [1] Sterling silver26.29 grams38 mm19,888$98.88
2012Year of the Dragon [169] Pure silver26.7 grams38 mm48,888$98.88
2013Year of the Snake [170] Pure silver26.7 grams38 mm28,888$98.88
2014Year of the Horse [171] Pure silver26.7 grams38 mm28,888$98.88
2015Year of the Goat [172] Pure silver26.7 grams38 mm18,888$98.88
2016Year of the Monkey [173] Pure silver26.7 grams38 mm18,888$98.88

Pure silver

YearThemeArtistMintageWeightDiameterIssue price
2010Year of the Tiger [1] Aries Cheung9,99931.39g38mm$88.88
2011Year of the Rabbit [1] Aries Cheung9,99931.39g38mm$98.88
2012Year of the Dragon [1] Aries Cheung48,88831.39g38mm$98.88
2013Year of the Snake [1] N/A128,8887.96g27mm$31.95

18 Karat gold

YearThemeArtistWeightDiameterMintageIssue price
2010Year of the Tiger [1] Aries Cheung11.84g28mm2,500$688.88
2011Year of the Rabbit [1] Aries Cheung11.84g28mm2,500$688.88
2012Year of the Dragon [1] Aries Cheung11.84g28mm2,500$688.88
2013Year of the Snake [1] Aries Cheung11.84g28mm2,500$688.88

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  97. The Raven
  98. Autumn Falls
  99. Autumn Express
  100. Holiday Season with Venetian Glass Candy Cane
  101. Venetian Glass Snowman
  102. Venetian Glass Angel
  103. "1 oz. Pure Silver Coin - Murano Snow Covered Tree - Mintage: 7,000 (2017) | the Royal Canadian Mint".
  104. Cross, W.K. 2015. Canadian Coins: Volume Two Collector and Maple Leaf Issues. 5th Edition. Toronto: Charlton Press. P. 236
  105. Lake Superior
  106. Lake Ontario
  107. Lake Erie
  108. Lake Michigan
  109. Lake Huron
  110. RMS Empress of Ireland
  111. Franklin's Lost Expedition
  112. S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald
  113. Transcontinental Railroad
  114. Canada's First Submarines
  115. British Commonwealth Air Training Program
  116. Patrol Against U-Boats
  117. Mount Fuji & The Canadian Rockies
  118. Wood Buffalo National Park and Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries
  119. The Battle of Neuve-Chapelle
  120. The Second Battle of Ypres
  121. The Battle of Britain
  122. 4-Coin Subscription and Wrist Watch Set
  123. Merrie Melodies (with ACME Crate)
  124. Bighorn Sheep
  125. Misty Morning Mule Deer
  126. Majestic Elk
  127. Imposing Alpha Wolf
  128. Snowy Owl
  129. Carolinian Tulip-Tree
  130. Coast Shore Pine
  131. Columbian Yew Tree
  132. Boreal Balsam Poplar
  133. Summer Storm
  134. The Rockies
  135. Star Gazing
  136. "Silver Superman coins prove to be kryptonite to Royal Canadian Mint's bottom line | CBC News".
  137. "Armageddon for the Royal Canadian Mint's $20 for $20 Silver Coin Program". 24 May 2017.
  138. The Beaver
  139. The Polar Bear
  140. The Wolf
  141. The Caribou
  142. The Orca
  143. The Igloo
  144. Skiing Canada's Slopes
  145. Under The Maple Tree
  146. Cowboy in the Canadian Rockies
  147. The Arctic Fox and the Northern Lights
  148. The Quest
  149. The Wounded Bear
  150. The Great Ascent
  151. The Eternal Pursuit
  152. Grandmother Moon Mask
  153. Matriarch Moon Mask
  154. Singing Moon Mask 3-coin Set
  155. Wayne and Walter Gretzky
  156. Canada: An Allegory
  157. Christmas Ornament (Ultra High Relief)
  158. Canadian Lynx (Ultra High Relief)
  159. Looney Tunes™ Classic Scenes
  160. Whooping Crane
  161. Grey Fox
  162. Towering Forests of Canada
  163. Coastal Waters of Canada
  164. Canada's Rugged Mountains
  165. "$200 for $200 Fine Silver Coin – Canada's Vast Prairies (2016)". Royal Canadian Mint.
  166. "The $200 for $200 2016 Silver Coin Collection". Royal Canadian Mint. 2016.
  167. "Pure Gold One Kilo Coin - 250th Anniversary of the End of the Seven Years War - Mintage: 20 (2013)" . Retrieved 21 May 2013.
  168. Canadian Coin News, "New lunar Zodiac series sports scalloped edges", p.7, Volume 47, Number 14, October 27 to November 9, 2009
  169. "Fine Silver Lunar Lotus Coin - Year of the Dragon (2012) | the Royal Canadian Mint".
  170. "Year of the Snake - Fine Silver Lunar Lotus (2013) | the Royal Canadian Mint".
  171. "Fine Silver Lunar Lotus - Year of the Horse (2014) | the Royal Canadian Mint".
  172. "Fine Silver Lunar Lotus Coin - Year of the Sheep - Mintage: 18,888 (2015) | the Royal Canadian Mint".
  173. "Fine Silver Lunar Lotus Coin – Year of the Monkey (2016) | the Royal Canadian Mint".