$25 Fine Silver Coin – Woodland Elf (2016)

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Coin Highlights:
Ships to you in a clear vinyl pouch.
Limited mintage of only 275,000 coins!
Part of the $25 for $25 Series!
Contains 1/4 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver.
Issued a face value of $25 (CAD) by the Canadian government.
Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II.
Reverse includes the Woodland Elf colorized design.
It’s time to get in the spirit of holiday gift giving with the 2016 1/4 oz Canadian Silver Woodland Elf Coin. These coins are part of the $25 for $25 coin series from the Royal Canadian Mint, which features $25 (CAD) face value coins available to purchase for their face value.
Each of these Woodland Elf Coins is in BU condition. Coins in this condition exhibit no signs of wear and tear, though you may notice minor fl ranging from breaks in the luster and spotted surfaces to contact marks from the coining process. That’s not all though!
These 2016 1/4 oz Canadian Silver Woodland Elf Coins are BU coins with a unique specimen finish. These specimen finish coins have a brilliant design relief struck against a matte background to achieve maximum visual impact, and this is achieved through a double striking on numismatic presses.
On the reverse of each Woodland Elf coin you’ll find the colorized image of a Woodland Elf hard at work on a small bird house. The design comes from Canadian artist Jesse Koreck and sees the elf set among snow-covered trees in the forest, which should be enough to put anyone in a festive holiday mood.
The obverse of the coins features the right-profile portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Created by Susanna Blunt in 2003, Her majesty’s effigy is surrounded by engravings of her name, the nation of issue, and the phrase “D.G. Regina.”
The Royal Canadian Mint is the sovereign mint of Canada, and was founded in Ottawa in 1908. Today it operates a secondary facility in Winnipeg, and is one of the world’s leading producers of gold and silver bullion coinage.

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