Two stately emblems come together in one exclusive design, and this special issue pays tribute to the host city of Denver, by pairing Colorado’s state flower with Canada’s most recognized emblem, and joining them in a spirit of celebration. Like a botanical illustration etched into 99.99% fine silver, the reverse design by Canadian artist Jesse Koreck features an outstanding amount of detail that capture the natural beauty of two stately floral emblems. On the left, the Rocky Mountain Columbine is depicted in full bloom; this official flower of the state of Colorado is known for large-sized, two-tone flowers that face upwards, as engraved on the reverse. Its slightly curved stem is loosely encircled by the petiole of a sugar maple leaf, whose deeply veined lobes and serrated edges are accentuated by the frosted finish against a brilliant background. The reverse also features the engraved word “CANADA”, while the obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. Royal Canadian Mint Coin. Composition : 99.99% pure silver. Face Value: Five dollars Reverse: Maple leaf alongside the Colorado state flower with a micro-engraved privy mark. Weight (g) 31.39. Your coin is encapsulated and packaged in the original Royal Canadian Mint packaging. Included is the Certificate of Authenticity. The pictures shown are an example of what you’ll receive. Not an exact, as we have many in stock. Please wait for us to send you an invoice. If your automatic checkout does. We reserve the right to hold all. For in-person pick-up we also accept cash or Interac.
