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NEW! MAPLEGRAM8TM (8 x 1 g 9999 Au) Admired by investors throughout the world, the Royal Canadian Mint’s Gold Maple Leaf (GML) coins are struck with the distinct Canadian Maple Leaf design and are unsurpassed in quality. As a unique celebration of Canada’s Chinese community and its culture, the Royal Canadian Mint is proud to launch Maplegram8TM. This special edition features 8 GML coins enclosed in a divisible blister and showcased together in one elegant sleeve. Each coin weighs 1g of 99.99% fine gold and has a distinct serial number, with the assay certificate on the sleeve to certify the purity and weight. ACTUAL SIZE While the number ‘8’ carries a special significance, the custom packaging’s colours are also inspired by traditional Chinese symbolism: red is the symbol of auspiciousness; yellow/gold is the imperial colour and a symbol of supreme dignity. Together, they offer a timeless blessing of good fortune, joy and success. SPECIAL FEATURES: • Enclosed in a divisible blister, each of these 8 Gold Maple Leaf coins is legal tender with a weight of 1 g. • Each coin has a distinct serial number and together, they are fully certified to be 8 x 1 g 99.99% pure gold coins. • Signed by the RCM’s chief Assayer, the assay certificate on the back of the card certifies the authenticity and the purity of each pure gold bullion coin. • NEW for 2016: Each Gold Maple Leaf coin features precisely machined radial lines—a security feature that is pushing the boundaries of engraving technology. • The front of the packaging features a simplified Chinese character that is a translation of “MapleGram8”. • The red and gold colours of the customized packaging symbolize prosperity and luck, and confer a blessing of good fortune, joy and happiness upon its owner. • The use of the number “8” reflects the Chinese cultural importance of this number, which represents wealth and prosperity; it is considered to be the luckiest number in Chinese tradition. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Mint: Royal Canadian Mint Item Number: 146433 UPC: 6-23932-06815-5 Composition: 99.99% pure gold Weight *: 8 coins x 1g each Diameter (mm): 8 Face Value: 50 cents (CAN) Finish: Bullion frosted Edge: Plain DESIGN: The reverse design features the iconic Canadian Maple Leaf design as featured on the Royal Canadian Mint’s standard Gold Maple Leaf bullion coins. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II designed by Canadian artist Susanna Blunt, along with the text “ELIZABETH II”, the face value of the coin (“50 CENTS”) and the date “2016”. MINT.CA | 1-800-267-1871 © 2015 Royal Canadian Mint. All rights reserved. *Weights listed represents the minimum product weight .

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HOW TO READ THE BILL REID BILL by JEFFREY DECLOEDT B.A., The University of British Columbia, 2004 A THESIS SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS in The Faculty of Graduate Studies (Art History) The University of British Columbia (Vancouver) October 2008 ©Jeffrey DeCloedt, 2008 11 ABSTRACT This thesis argues that the First Nations and their material culture have been used as tropes in the construction of national symbols on Canadian money. The twenty dollar bill from the 2004 series of Canadian banknotes, Canadian Journeys, was the impetus for this inquiry. The art of Bill Reid is featured on this banknote. Reid is an artist who identifies, on his mothers side, with the Haida First Nations and his art takes its themes and style from the Haida crest imagery. The implications of utilizing a First Nations artist on a Canadian banknote becomes problematic when considering the antagonistic historical relationship Canada has had with the First Nations and the multiplicity of unresolved land claims. Therefore, I ask, how this Bill Reid banknote should be read. In answering this question I have divided this thesis into three parts. First, I analyze a historical precedent for this contemporary banknote. The 1870 two dollar bill is useful for it both gives an example of the use of First Nations as a trope in representing the nation and it helps expose the importance of money as a national symbol at the time when Canada was struggling to come together as a modern nation. In the next section I analyze the Bill Reid bill as both a part of a symbolic construction of nation and as a material practice which has regional or territorial implications.
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