The Royal Canadian Mint is known for its exceptional emissions, also as part of collections developed over many years. And what was the result of the combination of the Italian tradition of glass decoration and the masterful craftsmanship of Canadian mint employees? We’ve been getting the answer since 2013 …

The first edition of the holiday series of coins

You can complain that Christmas has become a commercial holiday, increasingly diverging from the tradition in favor of thoughtless consumerism. However, as Christmas Eve approaches, we postpone these discussions aside, enjoying this unique time together.

Did you know that in the field of numismatics it was decided to commemorate Christmas symbolism? That is why employees of the Royal Canadian Mint established cooperation with the master of glassmaking from the famous Murano in Italy. On the reverse of the 20-dollar coin, there is a colorful, festive theme of a star, plant (Bethlehem star), colorful candy and Christmas balls. The 2013 numismatic coin was made of 1 oz pure silver.

Special features silver coin:

• First copies of the unique collection of holiday coins
• Very high purity of the silver
• One ounce of precious metal
• The possibility of completing the edition of the last few years
• Numismatic coin created together with the master of glassmaking from Italian Murano