2022 Canada 10th Anniversary of the Farewell to the Penny W Mint Mark 1oz Silver

  

2022 Canada 10th Anniversary of the Farewell to the Penny W Mint Mark 1oz Silver. &####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462;&####127464;&####127462. Silver One-Cent Coin - Farewell to the Penny: W Mint Mark.

Own this "W" mint mark tribute to Canada's penny! It was 10 years ago, in 2012, that the last Canadian penny was struck at our Winnipeg facility. Now, a decade later, the cent's maple leaf twig design has been brought out of retirement for a limited appearance on this 99.99% pure silver tribute. Struck in a tailored specimen finish, the maple leaves feature a soft satin finish, while the field is filled with angled lines that meet at the centre.

Those lines are a nod to our pyramid-shaped Winnipeg facility where this "W" mint mark coin was struck, and where all our pennies were minted between 1976 and 2012. Like all pennies issued between 1976 and 2012, this 10. Anniversary tribute was struck at our Winnipeg facility. But unlike all pennies, this collectible proudly bears a "W" (Winnipeg) mint mark that indicates where it was made-it's the only new addition to the classic design.

You've never seen the penny quite like this. Thanks to a tailored specimen finish, G.

Kruger Gray's timeless maple leaves feature a pleasing satin sheen, while the field is filled with angled lines that meet at the centre to form pyramids-a nod to our pyramid-shaped Winnipeg facility! Composition 99.99% pure silver. Unlike the other denominations of Canadian circulation coinage, the one-cent coin rarely featured any other design than the one introduced in 1937 (and featured on this coin). The only exception was in 1967, when a rock dove design by Alex Colville temporarily replaced the maple twig to mark the 100?? The penny was one of the first "struck in Canada" coins. Two coins were minted during the official opening of our Ottawa facility on January 2, 1908: a 50-cent coin struck by Governor General Early Grey, and a bronze cent struck by his wife, Countess Grey. Struck in a tailored specimen finish (satin relief against a pyramidal line pattern), your coin's reverse is a reproduction of the beloved one-cent circulation design by G. It features two maple leaves on the same twig, as seen on most Canadian pennies issued between 1937 and 2012. The reverse also features a "W" Mint mark signifying the coin was proudly struck at our facility in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The obverse features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Susanna Blunt. This item is in the category "Coins & Paper Money\Coins: Canada\Commemorative". The seller is "sparky209" and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Certification Number: COA individual numbered
• Fineness: 0.9999
• MPN: 253549
• Grade: Mint Proof \uD83C\uDDE8\uD83C\uDDE6 RCM
• KM Number: 203273
• Certification: The Royal Canadian Mint \uD83C\uDDE8\uD83C\uDDE6
• Modified Item: No
• Brand: Royal Canadian Mint
• Denomination: 1 Cent
• Circulated/Uncirculated: Circulated
• Type: Commemorative
• Year: 2022
• Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada