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The latest coins released by the Royal Canadian Mint are as varied as they are beautiful. Choose one for your collection or treat someone to a special coin as a gift!
PURE GOLD COIN AND FINE SILVER COINS
Triple Maple
Introduced in 2025, Triple Maple features an inspiring trio of Canadian maple leaves presented in a realistic art style that emphasizes their natural beauty and form.

The maple leaf arrangement was created, photographed, sketched, and then sculpted by retired Senior Engraver Stan Witten, who was inspired by fallen leaves in his backyard. Triple Maple reflects Stan’s passion for his craft and his love of nature, which shaped his vision and approach to sculpting maple leaves during his 35year career.
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FINE SILVER COIN
Turtle Island
Inspired by the Ojibwe creation story of Turtle Island—a sacred tale of renewal, courage and kinship—this 1 oz. 99.99% pure silver coin honours the deep wisdom of Indigenous storytelling.

The colourful scene envisions the moment the world was formed upon the turtle’s back, after the muskrat’s brave dive brought forth the soil that made life possible. With trees and flowers now rooted in harmony, Turtle Island is a living story of resilience and respect, reminding us that when we care for the land and its creatures, we nurture the future of all our
 communities.
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FIRST STRIKES
Special Wrap Roll Collection (2026)
Own some of the very first 2026dated circulation coins minted at our Winnipeg facility! This Special Wrap Roll collection contains five rolls—one of each classic denomination ($2, $1, 25¢, 10¢, 5¢) issued in 2026.

Wrapped in premium paper sealed with a holographic label, these uncirculated coins were all struck on the first day of production and reserved for this set, offering you some of the finest representations of Canada’s circulation coinage in
 2026.
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‘Bluenose’ is an official mark adopted and used by the Nova Scotia Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage pursuant to the Trademarks Act (Canada). It is used by the Royal Canadian Mint with the Department’s permission.
FINE SILVER COIN
Sable Island Horses
An inspiring symbol of wild strength and survival, the Sable Island horse is a cherished Canadian icon that gained federal protection 65 years ago, in 1961.

Your coin’s photorealistic engraved design is based on the photograph The Stallion and the Sea taken by equine photographer Sandy Sharkey during a visit to Sable Island in 2014.
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FINE SILVER COIN
MintLAB: Exceptional Discoveries - Dinosaurs of Canada
Gorgosaurus libratus and Citipes elegans, predator and prey, appear in the Mint’s new technology, Doubledimension Relief, that includes a trench on the obverse struck Super Incuse to a depth of 1.5mm and Ultra High Relief (2.0mm high) on the coin’s reverse, offering a glimpse into Late Cretaceous predatorprey interactions.

Instead of colour, frostings help tell the story by diffusing light and creating soft contrasts between the design elements on both sides of the coin.
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HALF-KILO FINE SILVER COIN
Murano Silvery Blue Butterfly
The follow-up to 2025’s Murano Monarch Butterfly, this half kilo coin is adorned with a handcrafted Murano glass resembling the silvery blue, and as the name suggests, this butterfly’s wings are a beautiful blue colour with a silvery spotted underside.

Its distinctive colouring is best viewed in 3D form, as presented on this selectively gold
plated coin, where the Murano butterfly sits perched on an engraved arrangement of zinnias and marigolds— two pollinator-friendly annuals that bring bold colour to gardens across Canada.
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FINE SILVER TWOCOIN SET
History of Canadian Currencies: The Spanish Dollar
Marking our first collaboration with the Royal Spanish Mint (FNMTRCM), this twocoin set celebrates one of the most storied pieces in numismatic history: the Spanish dollar or 8 Reales (“Real de a Ocho”).

Each piece features a different historic reverse: the Spanish coin is an homage to the columnarios minted between 1732 and 1773, while the Canadian one is a representation of a later “pillar” dollar originally struck in Mexico.
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