1 oz Silver 2014 $25 The First Royal Visit, 75th Anniversary - Coin

1 oz Silver 2014 $25 The First Royal Visit, 75th Anniversary - Coin2014 $25 The First Royal Visit, 75th Anniversary Pure Silver Coin The 2014 $25 Pure Silver Coin The First Royal Visit, 75th Anniversary commemorates the historic 1939 visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Canada the first time a reigning British monarch set foot on Canadian soil. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint, this stunning coin celebrates the enduring ties between Canada and the Royal Family. Design and Specifications: Composition: 99.

2014 $25 The First Royal Visit, 75th Anniversary - Pure Silver Coin

The 2014 $25 Pure Silver Coin “ The First Royal Visit, 75th Anniversary commemorates the historic 1939 visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Canada the first time a reigning British monarch set foot on Canadian soil. Issued by the Royal Canadian Mint, this stunning coin celebrates the enduring ties between Canada and the Royal Family.



Design and Specifications:

Composition: 99.99% pure silver

Weight: 31.39 grams (1 troy ounce)

Diameter: 38 mm

Finish: Proof with selective gold plating

Mintage: Limited to 8,500 coins worldwide

Face Value: $25 CAD

Coin Design:

Reverse: Features an ultra-detailed effigy of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, dressed in their regal attire during their 1939 Canadian tour. The image is enhanced by selective gold plating, creating a stunning contrast against the pure silver background.

Obverse: Displays the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, as designed by Susanna Blunt, encircled by the inscriptions œElizabeth II D.G. Regina .

Each coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded clamshell case, accompanied by a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.



Historical Significance:

The 1939 Royal Visit marked a defining moment in Canada â„¢s history, as it strengthened diplomatic ties and showcased Canada â„¢s identity as an independent nation within the Commonwealth. The tour included stops in every province, drawing massive crowds and reinforcing Canada â„¢s loyalty to the Crown on the eve of World War II.



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