2023 Canada 5 oz .9999 Pure Silver $50 Heavenly Dragon Gold Plated Proof Coin
Stock:
3 In Stock
COLLECT or DISPATCH:
1 to 2 Weeks
Min. Order:
1 Coin
Sku: SPHDRAGRCM
Mintage: 2,088
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Founded by the Canadian government, the Royal Canadian Mint are a leading supplier of currency and bullion coins globally. Set up as a branch of The Royal Mint to refine gold from the Yukon in the late 1800’s, the RCM today manufacture the ‘Maple’ investment coin in both gold and silver.
A benevolent figure in Chinese mythology, Tianlong is the Heavenly Dragon—the divine long (dragon) of the skies—who guards the celestial dwellings of the gods. The powerful protector is a symbol of abundance, good fortune and prosperity, and these universally desired blessings are represented on this 5 oz. 99.99% pure silver coin, which features luxurious touches of gold plating that light up your view of Tianlong among the clouds. The Heavenly Dragon carries blessings and protection for every place you call home.
KEY FEATURES:
- The tradition continues. A revered cultural symbol, the dragon is the most powerful creature in Chinese mythology—it’s also one of the most popular themes among collectors. This coin continues the tradition of showcasing art motifs, symbols and legends that are a cherished part of Chinese-Canadian culture.
- Start the new year right. Our 2023 Dragon coins feature the Heavenly Dragon, who protects the heavens and guards the celestial palaces of the gods. The intricately engraved portrait on your coin’s reverse represents blessings of abundance, good fortune and prosperity in 2023.
- Rare and in high demand. Previous dragon coins all sold out quickly! Mintage is limited to just 2,088 coins worldwide, so don’t miss your chance to own this limited-edition collectible—order today! Includes serialized certificate. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins.
- NO GST/HST (if applicable)
PRESENTATION:
Your coin is housed in a red lacquered wood case and packaged in a red outer box, evoking the Chinese New Year "red envelope" tradition of bestowing a wish for luck and good fortune.
