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Propulsée par la passion | Honorons le centenaire de l’Aviation royale canadienne
Propulsée par la passion. Soulignez les 100 ans de puissance aéronautique de l’ARC avec notre nouvelle pièce commémorative de 2 $. Vous trouverez bientôt dans votre monnaie des pièces en hommage à l’Aviation royale canadienne, capable de maîtriser tout aéronef pour nous rapprocher toujours un peu plus des étoiles. Pour en savoir plus : bit.ly/4g9IkgL

A century of service | Honouring 100 Years of the Royal Canadian Air Force
A century of service captured on a coin. Behind every enduring institution are the people at the heart of it, and the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) is no different. Since 1924, RCAF personnel have consistently brought their expertise, knowledge, courage, commitment, and passion to the organization. The 100th Anniversary of the RCAF commemorative $2 circulation coin proudly honours all those who have served, and continue to serve, in Canada’s Air Force. Learn more about their soaring legacy and this commemorative coin: bit.ly/3ZaVsMm

Précieuse Feuille d’érable – Ensemble de trois pièces : Effigies (Pièce d’investissement haut de gamme)
Un ensemble mémorable! Non seulement cet ensemble d’investissement haut de gamme comprend trois pièces Feuille d’érable en argent aux effigies royales distinctes de 2022, 2023 et 2024, mais ces dernières sont présentées côte à côte dans un emballage spécialement conçu. Commandez dès aujourd’hui : bit.ly/3MnDSx7

Treasured Maple Leaf: Effigies 3-Coin Set (Premium Bullion)
A set for the ages! Not only does this Premium Bullion Set include three SML coins with distinct royal effigies from 2022, 2023, and 2024, but they’re presented side-by-side in specially designed packaging. Order yours today: bit.ly/3X0vJDT

Propelled by passion | 100th Anniversary of the RCAF
Propelled by passion. Mark 100 years of RCAF airpower with our newest commemorative $2 coin. Now our change will honour the Royal Canadian Air Force’s ability to master any aircraft and push our nation ever closer to the stars. Learn more: bit.ly/3ZaVsMm

Pour se souvenir des instants précieux La décoration du sapin de Noël est une activité qui combine le meilleur du temps des Fêtes : des lumières pour illuminer les longues nuits d’hiver; des décorations colorées pour égayer nos maisons; et des histoires des Fêtes passées pour réjouir parents et amis. Ce sont ces instants précieux vécus avec nos proches qui nous réchauffent le cœur année après année et qui nous laissent des souvenirs impérissables. Rehaussée d’une technologie lenticulaire, la scène au revers de la pièce vous fera assurément sourire : on y voit les préparatifs de la journée se transformer en célébrations nocturnes entre amis (poilus)! Remémorez-vous de bons souvenirs avec cette pièce des Fêtes 2024 : bit.ly/3T3iHo0

A happy reminder of special times. Lights to brighten long winter nights; colourful decorations to liven up our spaces; and stories of holidays past to regale our friends and family, trimming the tree is a fun activity that combines all the best of the holiday season! It’s people and moments like these that warm the heart year after year and leave us with treasured memories. Helped by lenticular technology, the coin’s reverse is sure to generate smiles as the scene shifts from daytime preparations to an evening gathering of (furry) friends. Tap into your cherished memories with this 2024 holiday keepsake: bit.ly/4e3NoBd

99.99% Pure Gold Fractional Set - 2025
Did you know? Canada’s red-and-white maple leaf flag was first raised on Parliament Hill at the stroke of noon on February 15, 1965. That date—February 15—was officially proclaimed National Flag of Canada Day in 1996. The four coins in this fractional set are all double dated to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Canada’s maple leaf flag (“1965 2025”). Learn more: bit.ly/3zUDjrD

Did you know? Canada’s red-and-white maple leaf flag was first raised on Parliament Hill at the stroke of noon on February 15, 1965. That date—February 15—was officially proclaimed National Flag of Canada Day in 1996. The four coins in this fractional set are all double dated to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Canada’s maple leaf flag (“1965 2025”). Learn more at the New Releases link in our bio.

Déterrez votre propre trésor préhistorique! Conçue par l’artiste paléontologique canadien Julius Csotonyi, qui a cherché à imiter la texture du roc dur d’où a été extrait le crâne de Regaliceratops, cette pièce rehaussée d’un placage de rhodium des deux côtés vous transporte sur le site d’une fascinante découverte de dinosaure en sol canadien. Procurez-vous un exemplaire avant qu’il ne soit trop tard : bit.ly/4dixG59

Unearth your own prehistoric treasure! Designed by Canadian paleoartist Julius Csotonyi to mimic the textured appearance of the hard rock in which the Regaliceratops skull was encased, this double-sided rhodium-plated coin places you in the field and at the site of an exciting Canadian dinosaur discovery. Get yours before they sell out: bit.ly/4cSjrUR

2024 Howling Wolf | Lifted Engraving Technology
An engineering feat. This howling wolf isn’t an embellishment—it is all crafted from a single 99.99% pure silver blank using the same minting process as a standard coin. With a new type of die and deliberately cutting into the coin, the key relief is separated from the rest of the design using proprietary methods that cut-out and bend the field. The key relief is now in position to come out of the coin as a foreground layer. Add this innovative piece to your collection today: bit.ly/3WAk7bH

We joined the @official_worldgoldcouncil on their podcast, to discuss our role in the precious metals industry and how the digitalization of gold in the supply chain can benefit the industry at large—a transformation that is already underway at the Mint. Tune in to the Unearthed podcast at link in our bio for the full story.

Congratulations to all our Canadian athletes who brought home bronze, silver, and gold 🇨🇦 #teamcanada

Discovering Dinosaurs: Royal Horned Face
A coin 69 million years in the making. In the world of dinosaur discoveries, the Regaliceratops peterhewsi, or Royal Horned Face, is a relative newcomer to the horned dinosaur family. In 2005, its snout was found protruding from a cliff overlooking the Oldman River in Southwestern Alberta, where few dinosaurs have been discovered before. Perfect for dinosaur lovers of all ages, the third coin in our Discovering Dinosaurs series marks this unique and exciting Canadian find. Add it to your collection today: bit.ly/4cSjrUR

The Hunter | Fine Silver Coin
A proud artistic legacy. The coin’s design is inspired by hand-carved Western Red Cedar panels by Kwakiutl artist Jason Henry Hunt, including the wood-grain pattern and rope frame adorning both sides of this coin. Rendered in the Northwest Coast formline style and selectively plated with yellow gold on this coin, the carved work inspires awe for the high-flying Eagle, as he hunts in the skies above the Pacific Ocean, home of the Orca. Add it to your collection today: bit.ly/4dio6iC

Tour P.E.I. with the 2024 Honouring L. M. Montgomery $1 coin
So many sights packed into Canada’s smallest province! The new L. M. Montgomery $1 coin toured some of Prince Edward Island’s most iconic landmarks. Which is your favourite? Learn more about the places that helped inspire Montgomery’s work: bit.ly/3ybRsAb

Multifaceted Wolf Family
Canada’s timber wolf, seen from a different angle. Multifaceted engraving is an innovative approach to minting dimensional art. By applying it to a wildlife species whose shape is well known, the highly reflective geometric facets elevate the fauna design and transform it into something truly unique. The perfect fusion of modern engraving and classic art, its reverse design reveals a more tender side of an iconic species that is typically portrayed as a symbol of strength. Learn more: bit.ly/3SjT9T7

Hommage à L. M. Montgomery | Elizabeth DeBlois - Parcs Canada
« À chaque page, on voit, on sent, on respire, on savoure l’essence de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard. » Elizabeth DeBlois, agente de promotion à Parcs Canada pour l’unité de gestion de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard, discute du lien étroit entre la culture et la beauté naturelle de la province et l’œuvre littéraire de L. M. Montgomery. Pour en savoir plus sur le legs littéraire de L. M. Montgomery : bit.ly/3RNODMl

Honourning L. M. Montgomery | Elizabeth DeBlois - Parks Canada
“On every page you see and hear and smell and taste all of what is Prince Edward Island.” Promotions Officer for the Parks Canada P.E.I. Field Unit Elizabeth DeBlois talks about how the province’s culture and natural beauty are woven into the writing of L. M. Montgomery. Learn more about Montgomery’s literary legacy: bit.ly/4eAAxYB