2025 2 oz Silver Canadian Goose Coin Royal Canadian Mint

In the vast Canadian sky, the majestic formations of Canadian geese herald the changing seasons. These magnificent birds, which nest across the country and traverse extensive migration routes from the Canadian tundra to the southern U.S. and Mexico, symbolize the unspoiled nature of North America. What makes this coin truly special is its intricate design, which beautifully captures the Canada goose, and its innovative security features. The inclusion of radial lines and a micro-engraved maple leaf with the number "25" ensures the highest level of protection against counterfeiting. This coin's rare combination of a weight of 2 ounces and a face value of 10 Canadian dollars makes it a unique and sought-after collectible. Its appeal to both nature lovers and coin enthusiasts makes it a must-have for any collection.

Key Features:

- 2 ounces of pure silver (99.99%).

- Design featuring the majestic Canada goose.

- Security features with radial lines and micro-engraving.

- Effigy of King Charles III on the reverse.

Design:

- Obverse: The obverse side showcases a portrait of His Majesty King Charles III, artfully crafted by Canadian artist Steven Rosati. Surrounded by fine lines and inscribed with a face value of 10 Canadian dollars, the portrait highlights the coin's elegance and high collectible value.

- Reverse: The breathtaking design on the reverse side of the coin, created by Steve Hepburn, captures the powerful elegance of the Canada goose in mid-flight. Detailed feathers and the goose's characteristic silhouette reflect the strong connection this symbol has with nature. Fine radial lines in the background enhance the dynamism of the design while contributing to the coin's unique security features. The year "2025" and a maple leaf with the micro-engraved number "25" symbolize the precision and quality of the Royal Canadian Mint.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Are silver coins a good investment?

Many investors choose to invest in silver coins to diversify their portfolio and to have a physical asset in their possession in the event of economic uncertainty. Coins allow you to sell oz by oz, unlike most bars, which contain more than 1 oz.

2. What is the difference between a round and a coin?

Gold, silver, and platinum coins are minted by a sovereign government, have a minimum face value, and are legal tender. Precious metal rounds are minted by private mints, have no face value, and generally have a lower premium than coins.

3. Are 2 oz silver coins common?

Most silver coins are 1 oz, like the maple leaf and American eagle coins. Although not as common, 2 oz coins have become increasingly popular for their unique designs and larger size.

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