Silver Quarter Ounce 2012 Farewell to the Penny, Coin from Canada - detailed information

This coin was issued in Canada.

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Canada's One-cent Coin

This latest $20 for $20 pays homage to the Canadian one-cent coin. The iconic maple leaf twig design created by G.E. Kruger-Gray that has appeared on all one-cent coins since 1937 (with the exception of a special Centennial one-cent coin released in 1967) takes centre stage on our $20 for $20, but with the added twist of a watery setting.

Features
- The fifth coin in the Royal Canadian Mint’s highly successful series of fine silver (99.99% pure) 20-Dollar coins costing $20.00.
- Pays tributee to the Canadian one-cent coin.
- An excellent and affordable collectible for those who love Canadian iconic symbols. Likely to sell out quickly similar to the other coins in the series.
- GST/HST Tax exempt

Design
Artist Jesse Koreck explains his inspiration: 'The sign of leaves gently landing on the water reveals the end of a season and the beginning of something new. The one-cent coin and its iconic design that has so long been a familiar symbol to Canadians, is being retired, but not forgotten. We've collected them in our piggy banks when we were young, saved them for a rainy day, and exchanged and shared them between each other throughout our lives.'

Packaging

2012 Canadian $20 for $20 Farewell to the Penny Fine Silver Commemorative Coin is encapsulated and presented in a clear vinyl pouch with presentation card / certificate booklet.

Specifications
Face Value: $20
Mintage: 250,000
Composition: 99.99% Silver
Weight (g): 7.96
Diameter (mm): 27
Finish: SpecimenCanada 2012 $20 for $20 Farewell to the Penny Silver Coin - Coin Only