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NUMISMATIC COINAGE Royal Canadian Mint 2015 Numismatic Coinage ROYAL CANADIAN MINT 2015 NUMISMATIC COINAGE Royal Canadian Mint 2015 Numismatic Coinage The following table, primarily organized in an ascending order of face value, represents the Royal Canadian Mint’s numismatic coinage issued as of December 31, 2015 bearing the dates 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016. Coin Sets Quantity 2013 200th Anniversary of the War of 1812 - Commemorative 5-Coin Gift Set 2,848 2014 Uncirculated Set 209 2015 Uncirculated Set 51,902 2016 Uncirculated Set 10,225 2014 Specimen Set - Ferruginous Hawk 200 2015 Specimen Set - Blue Jay 22,659 2014 Special Edition Uncirculated Set 2,120 2015 Special Edition Uncirculated Set 12,280 2014 Silver Dollar Proof Set - 100th Anniversary of the Declaration of the First World War 1,246 2014 Fine Silver Proof Set - 100th Anniversary of the Declaration of the First World War 157 2015 Silver Dollar Proof Set - 50th Anniversary of the Canadian Flag 13,981 2015 Fine Silver Proof Set - 50th Anniversary of the Canadian Flag 13,618 2015 RCNA Fine Silver Proof Set - 50th Anniversary of the Canadian Flag 193 2016 Fine Silver Proof Set - 150th Anniversary of the Transatlantic Cable 3,015 2013 Special Edition Specimen Set - Black Bear Cubs 1,750 2014 Special Edition Specimen Set - Baby Rabbits 567 2015 Special Edition Specimen Set - Baby Raccoon 8,414 2013 $8 Fine Silver and $10 Pure Gold 2-Coin Set - Polar Bear 2 2014 $10 Fine Silver 10-coin Set with Gold Plating - O Canada 62 2015 3-Coin Set - A Historic Reign: The Royal Silver Collection 430 2015 3-Coin Set - A Historic Reign: The Royal Gold Collection 23 2015 $5 Fine Silver 3-Coin Set - Cornelius Krieghoff 181 2015 $15 Fine Silver 3-Coin Set - Franklin Carmichael 2,263 2015 $20 Fine Silver 4-Coin Set - Looney Tunes 4,568 2015 $25 Fine Silver 3-coin Set - Singing Moon Mask 2,974 2015 $200 Pure Gold 3-Coin Set - Alluring Maple Leaves of Fall 108 2014 O Canada Gift Set 193 2015 O Canada Gift Set 23,705 2014 Baby Gift Set 641 2015 Baby Gift Set 41,654 2016 Baby Gift Set 4,991 2014 Birthday Gift Set 21,525 2015 Birthday Gift Set 19,257 2016 Birthday Gift Set 9,997 2014 Wedding Gift Set 12,086 2015 Wedding Gift Set 18,417 2016 Wedding Gift Set 7,985 2014 Holiday Gift Set 523 2015 Holiday Gift Set 32,173 Fractional Sets 2015 Fine Silver Fractional Set 834 2016 Fine Silver Fractional Set 7,297 2015 Fine Silver Fractional Set - Eagle 4,683 2016 Fine Silver Fractional Set - Wolf 2,305 2015 Pure Gold Fractional Set 181 2016 Pure Gold Fractional Set 375 5 Cents 2015 5 Cent Fine Silver Coin - Big Coin Series with Gold Plating 1,495 2015 5 Cent Fine Silver Coin - Legacy of the Canadian Nickel: "22 Leaves" Design 6,455 2015 5 Cent Fine Silver Coin - Legacy of the Canadian Nickel: "2 Maple Leaves" Design 5,671 2015 5 Cent Fine Silver Coin - Legacy of the Canadian Nickel: "Beaver" Design 5,054 2015 5 Cent Fine Silver Coin - Legacy of the Canadian Nickel: "Victory" Design 6,032 2015 5 Cent Fine Silver Coin - Legacy of the Canadian Nickel: "Nickel Commemorative" Design 4,998 2015 5 Cent Fine Silver Coin - Legacy of the Canadian Nickel: "Centennial" Design 5,396 10 Cents 2015 10 Cent Fine Silver Coin - Big Coin Series with Gold Plating 1,474 25 Cents 2015 25 Cent Fine Silver Coin - Big Coin Series with Gold Plating 293 2016 25 Cent Fine Silver Coin - Big Coin Series with Colour 15 2013 25 Cent Cupronickel Coin - The Queen's Portrait 1 2014 25 Cent CuproNickel Coin - Birds of Canada: Scarlet Tanager 690 2014 25 Cent Cupronickel Coin - Birds of Canada: Eastern Meadowlark 1 2014 25 Cent Cupronickel Coin - Ducks of Canada: Harlequin 440 2015 25 Cent Cupronickel Coin - Ducks of Canada: Cinnamon Teal 5,395 2014 25 Cent Cupronickel Coin - Lily with Leopard Frog 1,888 2014 25 Cent Cupronickel Coin - FIFA World Cup Brazil 8 2014 25 Cent Nickel Plated Steel Lenticular Coin - Haunted Canada Ghost Bride 13 2015 25 Cent Nickel Plated Steel Lenticular Coin - Haunted Canada: Brakeman 15,128 2014 25 Cent Glow-in-the-Dark Cupronickel Coin - Prehistoric Animals: Tiktaalik 183 2014 25 Cent Pure Gold Coin - Chipmunk 617 2015 25 Cent Pure Gold Coin - Rock Rabbit 3,944 2015 25 Cent Pure Gold Coin - Grizzly Bear 695 2015 25 Cent Pure Gold Coin - Diwali - Celebration of Lights 2,461 50 Cents 2015 50 Cent Fine Silver Coin - Big Coin Series with Gold Plating 1,492 2015 50 Cent Special Wrap Roll 24,829 2015 50 Cent Copper Coin - Celebrating Excellence - Gold Plated Medal Replica 4,332 2014 50 Cent Pure Gold Coin - Charlottetown & Quebec Conferences 2,675 2014 50 Cent Pure Gold Coin - Osprey 81 2015 50 Cent Pure Gold Coin - Owl 3,220 2014 50 Cent Pure Gold Coin - Sea Creatures: Seahorse 30 2015 50 Cent Pure Gold Coin - Sea Creatures: Lobster 2,749 2015 50 Cent Pure Gold Coin - Maple Leaf Inspired by the Flag 5,098 2014 50 Cent Cupronickel Lenticular Coin - Christmas Tree 30 2015 50 Cent Cupronickel Lenticular Coin - Holiday Toy Box 18,605 $1 2015 $1 Fine Silver Coin - Big Coin Series with Gold Plating 20 2016 $1 Fine Silver Coin - Big Coin Series with Colour 1,488 2014 Proof Silver Dollar - 100th Anniversary of the Declaration of the First World War 828 2015 Proof Silver Dollar - 50th Anniversary of the Canadian Flag 19,981 2016 Proof Silver Dollar - 150th Anniversary of the Transatlantic Cable 6,095 2014 BU Silver Dollar - 100th Anniversary of the Declaration of the First World War 125 2015 BU Silver Dollar - 50th Anniversary of the Canadian Flag 10,007 2015 Proof Silver Dollar - 50th Anniversary of the Canadian Flag 19,981 2016 Proof Silver Dollar - 150th Anniversary of the Transatlantic Cable 6,095 2014 $1 Fine Silver Coin - Lucky Loonie 61 2014 Special Edition Proof Silver Dollar- 75th Anniversary of the Second Word War 621 2015 Special Edition Proof Dollar - 100th Anniversary of In Flanders Fields 9,870 2015 $1 Fine Silver Coin - Renewed Silver Dollar: The Voyageur 2,188 $2 2015 $2 Fine Silver Coin - Big Coin Series with Gold Plating 1,477 $3 2013 $3 Fine Silver Coin - 100th Anniversary of the Canadian Arctic Expedition: Life in the North 5 2014 $3 Fine Silver Coin - Wait for Me, Daddy 471 2014 $3 Fine Silver Coin - Animal Architects: Caterpillar and Chrysalis 256 2014 $3 Fine Silver Coin - Animal Architects: Spider & Web 56 2014 $3 Fine Silver Coin - Jewel of Life 569 2015 $3 Fine Silver Coin - 50th Anniversary of the Canadian Flag 14,997 2015 $3 Fine Silver Coin - 100th Anniversary of In Flanders Fields 11,664 2015 $3 Fine Silver Coin - Samuel de Champlain 3,889 $5 2013 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Tradition of Hunting: Bison 3 2014 $5 Pure Gold Coin - Overlaid Majestic Maple Leaves 483 2014 $5 Fine Platinum Coin - Overlaid Majestic Maple Leaves 200 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Princess to Monarch 347 2015 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Today's Monarch. Yesteryear's Princess 1,677 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Alice Munro 124 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - 100th Anniversary of the Canadian Expeditionary Force 666 2014 $5 Pure Gold Coin - Prehistoric Animals: Woolly Mammoth 3 2015 $5 Pure Gold Coin - Prehistoric Animals: American Scimitar Sabre-tooth Cat 1,052 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Arctic Fox 540 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Peregrine Falcon 20 2015 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Polar Bear and Cub 1,255 2014 $5 Pure Gold Coin - Bald Eagle 116 2014 $5 Fine Platinum Coin - Bald Eagle 83 2014 $5 Pure Gold Coin - Cougar 985 2014 $5 Fine Platinum Coin - Cougar 216 2014 $5 Pure Gold Coin - O Canada: Canada Goose 528 2014 $5 Pure Gold Coin - O Canada: Bison 781 2014 $5 Pure Gold Coin - O Canada: Moose 121 2014 $5 Pure Gold Coin - O Canada: Canada Goose 80 2014 $5 Pure Gold Coin- O Canada: Grizzly Bear 116 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Flowers in Canada: Poinsettia 73 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Flowers in Canada: Rose 562 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Flowers in Canada:Tulip 1,439 2014 $5 Pure Gold Coin - Portrait of Nanaboozhoo 518 2014 $5 Fine Platinum Coin - Portrait of Nanaboozhoo 1,300 2015 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Artwork of Cornelius Krieghoff: Moccasin Seller Crossing the St. Lawrence at Quebec City 131 2015 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Artwork of Cornelius Krieghoff: Hunter in Winter 123 2015 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Artwork of Cornelius Krieghoff: Indian Wigwam in Lower Canada 131 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Bank Notes: Lion on the Mountain 556 2015 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Bank Notes: Barclays Bank 3,635 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Bullion Replica 14 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Bullion Replica with ANA Privy Mark 48 2015 $5 Fine Silver Coin- Bullion Replica with Chicago State Flower Privy Mark 4,999 2014 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Five Blessings 291 2014 $5 Pure Gold Coin - Five Blessings 87 2015 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Year of the Sheep 3,429 2015 $5 Pure Gold Coin - Year of the Sheep 1,399 2016 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Birthstones: January 2,979 2016 $5 Fine Silver Coin - Birthstones: February 664 $8 2016 $8 Fine Silver Coin - Dragon Dance 5,038 $10 2013 $10 Fine Silver Coin - Maple Leaf 4 2014 $10 Fine Silver Coin - Maple Leaf 1,684 2014 $10 Pure Gold Coin - Maple Leaves with Queen Effigy (1953) 285 2015 $10 Pure Gold Coin - Maples with Queen Effigy (#2) 958 2015 $10 Pure Gold Coin - Maples with Queen Effigy (#3) 678 2015 $10 Fine Silver Coin - Maple Leaf 24,576 2014 $10 Fine Silver Coin - 100th Anniversary of the Declaration of the First World War: Mobilizing Canada 80 2014 $10 Fine Silver Coin - 70th Anniversary of D-Day 6 2014 $10 Fine Silver Coin - Wait for Me, Daddy 59 2015 $10 Fine Silver Coin - 200th Anniversary of the Birth of Sir John A.
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