Canada: Peace Dollar 5 oz Silver 2025 Proof Coin
Canada: Peace Dollar 5 oz Silver 2025 Proof presents a new interpretation of the 'Peace Dollar' referring to Canada's ongoing commitment to universal human rights and world peace. Before becoming Prime Minister of Canada, Lester B. Pearson was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1957 for organising the first United Nations peacekeeping force
The coin is minted in Ag.9999 sterling silver, weighing 5 troy ounces and 65.25 mm in diameter, in proof standard. The copy comes with individual certified packaging. The mintage of the product is 2,000 pieces. In addition, this extraordinary specimen was produced by The Royal Canadian Mint. The coin is guaranteed by the Government of Canada as to its legality, the purity of the bullion and the origin of the metal, and is full legal tender in the issuing country.
The obverse shows the likeness of King Charles III, as well as the denomination and the issuing country as designed by Steven Rosati.
Rewers depict the "Lady of Peace" with a wreath of maple leaves and olive branches, and the inscriptions "A MARI USQUE AD MARE" and "PAX". The coin includes information about the year. The reverse was designed by Susan Taylor.
