50-Cent Special Wrap Circ...
50-Cent Special Wrap Circulation Roll (2024)
50-Cent Special Wrap Circulation Roll (2024)
About
Collect Canada’s 50-cent coin by the roll.
Canada’s 50-cent coin rarely pops up in your pocket change, but with a Special Wrap Roll, your collection can be instantly updated to include the 2024 edition. This is the only way to get 2024-dated 50-cent circulation coins outside of a set: each Special Wrap Roll consists of 25 uncirculated 50-cent coins wrapped in an illustrated paper that complements the heraldic design elegantly etched onto each coin’s reverse.
Own the 2024 edition of an annual favourite.
A view of the reverse design, visible on one or both ends of the roll. Each coin included in the Special Wrap Roll has a reverse and obverse design. The production process and quality assurance for uncirculated Special Wrap Rolls allows for either the reverse design on both ends or the reverse design on one end and the obverse on the other. It is not possible for the Mint to guarantee or foresee which of the two versions will be shipped.
Special features
- An easy addition to your collection. Canada’s 50-cent circulation coin is hard to find but a Special Wrap Roll makes it easy to add 2024-dated ones to your collection.
- An instant update. This Special Wrap Roll is the only way to get 2024-dated 50-cent coins outside of a set.
- 25 coins in one roll. Inside each roll, your 25 coins are all 2024-dated 50-cent coins that share the same heraldry-themed design as the ones struck in years past.
- A favourite. The 50-cent coin’s limited annual mintage and timeless heraldic design have made it—and the annual Special Wrap Roll—a collector favourite.
- Limited supply. Just 25,000 rolls are available to collectors worldwide.
Packaging
Your 50-cent coins come wrapped in a special-themed illustrative paper.
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Design & Artist
Reverse
Cathy Bursey-Sabourin
Obverse
Steven Rosati
Inside your Special Wrap Roll, the reverse of each 50-cent coin features Canada's Coat of Arms, which was adopted by proclamation of King George V in 1921 and first appeared on the 50-cent piece in 1937. The obverse features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati.
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