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Pure Silver Fractional Set - 60ᵗʰ anniversary of the National Flag of Canada (2025)
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Pure Silver Fractional Set - 60ᵗʰ anniversary of the National Flag of Canada (2025)
$289.95 CAD
Masters Club:
2,900
Status: CAN & US shipping only
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Out of stock in stores
NEW paint technology highlights our flag celebration for 2025.
Its red-and-white design is a study in simple sophistication; its maple leaf, a world-renowned symbol that expresses Canadian identity and pride. Canada’s maple leaf flag turns 60 in 2025, and that milestone anniversary is commemorated in this fractional set. The five 99.99% pure silver coins all share the same finely engraved maple leaf on their reverse, where the double dates (“1965-2025”) commemorate the 60th anniversary of the National Flag of Canada, while the obverse turns back time by featuring Arnold Machin’s effigy of Queen Elizabeth II from 1965. And on the set’s 1 oz. piece? A touch of modern innovation in the form of a micro-text privy mark and brand new paint technology, enamel-like paint, which mimics the look of colour enamel while allowing the engraving to shine through.
Celebrate the 60th anniversary of Canada’s flag.
Special features
- A classic maple leaf. Own a set of five 99.99% pure silver coins, each one bearing a traditionally styled Canadian maple leaf design! An annual offering with a different theme and maple leaf each year, the silver fractional set contains 1 oz. (38 mm), ½ oz. (34 mm), ¼ oz. (27 mm), 1/10 oz. (20 mm) and 1/20 oz. (16 mm) coins.
- Celebrate the 60ᵗʰ anniversary of the National Flag of Canada. All five coins are double-dated to commemorate the 60ᵗʰ anniversary of the Canada’s maple leaf flag (“1965-2025”).
- Intricate details. The same maple leaf is featured on all five coins and still manages to preserve its detailed appearance as the coins decrease in size.
- Low mintage. This annual issue is popular with collectors and tends to sell out every year. Only 3,500 sets are available to collectors worldwide.
- Reverse proof finish. Your five coins feature a reverse proof finish—brilliant relief on frosted/matte field—that emphasizes the engraving.
- Includes serialized certificate. The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins.
Packaging
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a black Royal Canadian Mint-branded clamshell with a black beauty box.
NEW colour technology
For 2025, the set exclusive 1 oz. coin is enhanced with enamel-like paint—an innovative colour effect that mimics the appearance of colour enamel, but still allows the engraved details to shine through.
Micro-text privy mark
Engraved micro-text (“CANADA”) forms the partial leaf that “marks” the occasion on 1 oz. coin.
Product Number
247392
Mintage
3,500
Composition
99.99% pure silver, with enamel-like paint and a micro text privy mark on the 1 oz. coin
Edge
Serrated
Face Value
$5, $4, $3, $2, $1
Finish
Reverse Proof
Packaging
Black clamshell with black beauty box
Series
Set
Artist
Marie-Élaine Cusson (reverse), Arnold Machin (obverse)
Composition
99.99% pure silver, with enamel-like paint and a micro text privy mark on the 1 oz. coin
Weight
1.63 g
Diameter
16 mm
Edge
Serrated
Composition
99.99% pure silver
Weight
3.23 g
Diameter
20 mm
Edge
Serrated
Composition
99.99% pure silver
Weight
7.96 g
Diameter
27 mm
Edge
Serrated
Composition
99.99% pure silver
Weight
15.87 g
Diameter
34 mm
Edge
Serrated
Composition
99.99% pure silver
Weight
31.39 g
Diameter
38 mm
Edge
Serrated
Reverse
Marie-Élaine Cusson
Obverse
Arnold Machin
The five coins in this set share the same reverse design by Canadian artist Marie-Élaine Cusson. Each one features a sugar maple (Acer saccharum) leaf flanked by the silver purity (“9999”) and double dates (“1965-2025”) commemorating the 60th anniversary of the National Flag of Canada. On the 1 oz. coin, the leaf is enhanced with enamel-like paint technology that adds an eye-catching red hue, while the “60” anniversary privy mark consists of micro-text engraving (“CANADA”) that forms a partial maple leaf. Each obverse features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Arnold Machin, as seen on coins issued in 1965.
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