Royal Canadian Mint

The Bald Eagle was first minted in 2014 as part of the Birds of Prey collection from the Royal Canadian Mint. It contains one ounce of .9999 fine silver. The obverse has the bust of Elisabeth II, Queen of the Commonwealth, the reverse depicts the Bald Eagle with a fish in its talons. This mintage was limited to 1,000,000 (one million) coins. It has a nominal face value of $5 CAD. Learn More

This round, part of the Call of the Wild series produced by the Royal Canadian Mint, is made from 1 1/2 ounces of .999 pure silver. The obverse features the Arctic Fox. The reverse features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and has a nominal value of $8 CAD. Learn More

Issued in 2018 by the Royal Canadian Mint, these half ounce silver Polar Bear coins are a fun and popular collector item, in addition to being a highly liquid silver investment. The reverse depicts a Polar Bear perched on an ice shelf. The obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Each coin is .9999 fine silver and has a face value of 2 Canadian Dollars. Learn More

The 2023 $5 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is struck by the Royal Canadian Mint with 99.99% pure silver. The national symbol of Canada, a single maple leaf, adorns the reverse of this beautiful coin. The obverse bears the likeness of Queen Elizabeth II and a special Privy Mark 1952-2022, highlighting the Queen's 70 year reign. This coin is often the designated choice for discriminating collectors and investors; not only because of its beauty, but because of the extraordinary purity and high quality strike necessary to meet the standards of The Royal Canadian Mint. Learn More

It’s the most famous prehistoric Ice Age predator, and if you were a young mammoth or mastodon, the last thing you’d want to see is Smilodon fatalis suddenly lunging at you and flashing its oversized fangs! “Smilodon” means “scalpel tooth,” a fitting descriptor for an ancient big cat whose deadly canines measured up to 18 centimetres long. A key top predator, the sabre-toothed cat would have stalked large herbivores—horses, camels, giant ground sloths and more—by hiding and pouncing on them, much like today’s big cats. Despite being synonymous with the Ice Age, you won’t find Smilodon perched atop a glacier—this prehistoric big cat preferred warmer climes. Its fossils are among the most common ones found in the tar pit deposits of California, but its range extended across ice-free areas of North, Central and South America. In 2019, a 35,000-to-40,000-year-old bone became the first verified evidence of Smilodon fatalis’ existence in the prehistoric plains of southern Alberta, before becoming extinct at the end of the Pleistocene epoch, around 11,700 years ago. The obverse features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. The obverse also bears a special marking that includes four pearls symbolizing the four effigies that have graced Canadian coins and the double date of her reign. Learn More

The 2024 $5 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is struck by the Royal Canadian Mint with 99.99% pure silver. The national symbol of Canada, a single maple leaf, adorns the reverse of this beautiful coin. The obverse bears the likeness of King Charles III and is the first year of Canadian coinage to do so. This coin is often the designated choice for discriminating collectors and investors; not only because of its beauty, but because of the extraordinary purity and high quality strike necessary to meet the standards of The Royal Canadian Mint. Learn More

This round, part of the Call of the Wild series produced by the Royal Canadian Mint, is made from 1 1/2 ounces of .999 pure silver. The obverse features the Polar Bear and Cub. The reverse features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and has a nominal value of $8 CAD. Learn More

The Royal Canadian Mint 10 Ounce .9999 Fine Silver Bar: A proud and secure tradition for today’s investor. Choice and quality are signatures of silver bars from a globally recognized refiner, the Royal Canadian Mint. At a purity of .9999, they represent a cost effective way to invest in silver. Each Royal Canadian Mint 10 troy ounce silver bar is produced with a unique Bullion finish and a distinct serial number on each bar. In a market known for attention to detail, the biggest changes are some of the smallest. Highlighting the heritage shared amongst all of the Mint’s bullion investment products, the RCM has added stylized maple leaf marks which evoke the laser mark security feature from the Maple Leaf coins. Learn More

The $5 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is struck by the Royal Canadian Mint with 99.99% pure silver. The national symbol of Canada, a single maple leaf, adorns the reverse of this beautiful coin. The obverse bears the likeness of Queen Elizabeth II. This coin is often the designated choice for discriminating collectors and investors; not only because of its beauty, but because of the extraordinary purity and high quality strike necessary to meet the standards of The Royal Canadian Mint. Learn More