2025 Canada: Circulation & 50¢ Special
6 Pieces — First Strike & Special Roll — High Quality BU
Collection description
This set brings together the elite of Canadian coin production for the year 2025. The First Strike series guarantees that the coins come from the very first dies of the year, offering superior engraving definition and relief sharpness. The set is completed by the 50-cent coin, extracted from a special roll to ensure "High Quality" grade preservation, thus maintaining its original luster.
The Obverse (His Majesty King Charles III)
All coins feature the official effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Steven Rosati. Thanks to their "First Strike" status, the royal portrait is rendered with exceptional precision, capturing every detail of the engraving with a clarity not found on circulating coins.
The Patterns on the Reverse
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2 Dollars: The Polar Bear (Brent Townsend).
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1 Dollar: The Loon Diver (Robert-Ralph Carmichael).
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50 Cents (Special Roll): The coat of arms of Canada, a majestic piece with an impeccable finish.
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25 Cents: The Caribou (Emanuel Hahn).
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10 Cents: The Bluenose sailboat (Emanuel Hahn).
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5 Cents: The beaver (GE Kruger-Gray).
Technical Specifications
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2 Dollars: Bimetallic (Steel/Bronze) | 6.92 g | 28.00 mm | First Strike
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1 Dollar: Gold-plated brass steel | 6.27 g | 26.50 mm | First Strike
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50 Cents: Nickel-plated steel | 6.90 g | 27.13 mm | Special Roll
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25 Cents: Nickel-plated steel | 4.40 g | 23.88 mm | First Strike
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10 Cents: Nickel-plated steel | 1.75 g | 18.03 mm | First Strike
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5 Cents: Nickel-plated steel | 3.95 g | 21.20 mm | First Strike
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Total weight of the set: 30.19 g
Quality and Grade: BU High Quality (BU Choice)
This set is distinguished by its visual excellence:
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Luster: A bright, satin-like shine, characteristic of coins that have never been in circulation.
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Surface: High Quality BU; each piece has been selected for its clean surfaces and absence of major contact marks.
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Minting: Ultra-sharp details across all coins, attesting to the technical precision of 2025.
