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canada new coins

The Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled a brand new $30 coin inspired by a Canadian artist's piece depicting bison in their natural habitat.

The two-ounce fine silver coin, titled Weather Watch – Bison by Robert Bateman, pays homage to the Canadian icon, by featuring an engraved rendering of Bateman's famous piece.

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The Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled a remarkable new $20 coin featuring crystal detailing at its centre, reminiscent of sparkling. While the twinkle will certainly grab your attention, it's the shape of this Canadian coin that truly entices coin collectors and coin enthusiasts alike.

The $20 Pure Silver Hexagon Coin is well…in the shape of a hexagon. The six-sided coin is a first for the Royal Canadian Mint and perfectly complements the six-sided snow crystal engraved on its reverse.

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The Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled a set of uncirculated Canadian coins that feature the effigy of King Charles III.

In November 2023, the Royal Canadian Mint revealed the official design of the new effigy, crafted by Canadian portrait artist Steven Rosati, and a collectors set is available for purchase on the Mint's website.

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The Royal Canadian Mint has released a brand new $20 coin made up of 99.99% pure silver and it features a massive grizzly bear.

The $20 fine silver Ultra High Relief coin titled Great Hunters: Grizzly Bear was released in 2023 with a mintage of only 6,000 coins across the world.

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