Coins from the collection behind this site, offered directly — no dealer markup, no auction commissions. Each piece is described honestly, including any flaws. To buy, or to ask for more photos, email scott@rlxk.ca. Payment by Interac e-Transfer, Visa, or Mastercard; shipping within Canada by tracked, insured mail at cost, or pickup in the Windsor, Ontario area.
2016 Canada $20 — Traditional Ukrainian Pysanka
The first issue of the Royal Canadian Mint's egg-shaped pysanka series: 99.99% pure silver with full-colour enamel-style decoration, mintage of just 4,000. A modern key of the series — dealer listings for this coin have recently reached around $2,700 CAD.
$2,700 CAD
2012 Canada 1 Cent — Farewell to the Penny (1/2 oz Silver)
The Royal Canadian Mint's farewell to the penny: 1/2 oz of 99.99% pure silver with selective rose-gold plating on G.E. Kruger-Gray's classic maple-leaf design, proof finish, mintage 30,000. Issued at $54.95 in 2012; dealer listings for this coin currently run $110–$157.
$110 CAD
2018 Canada — Pure Silver Puzzle Coin Set: Connecting Canadian History (1866–1916)
The Royal Canadian Mint's second puzzle coin set: 14 interlocking coins — a selectively gold-plated $50 centrepiece (dated 2016) showing the original Centre Block of Parliament, ringed by thirteen $20 puzzle pieces, each carrying a sepia photograph from Library and Archives Canada tracing Canada's first 50 years, 1866 to 1916. 99.99% pure silver with selective gold plating, 502.47 g in total (over 16 oz), 123.7 mm assembled, proof finish, mintage of just 800 sets. Issued at $1,867 in 2018; current listings for ungraded sets run about $2,400–$2,495.
$2,400 CAD
2017 Canada $3 — Maple Leaf Quartet (4 Square Silver Coins)
A Royal Canadian Mint first: four square $3 coins, each 99.99% pure silver (1/4 oz) in a reverse proof finish, each engraved with one quarter of a sugar maple leaf by artist Celia Godkin — set side by side, they form the complete leaf. 47.4 g of silver in total, mintage 7,500, in the Mint's maroon clamshell case as shown. Current dealer listings run about $218–$220.
$220 CAD
2016 Canada $20 — Maple Leaf Maze (1 oz Silver)
The Royal Canadian Mint's playable coin: a red maple leaf worked into an engraved circular maze in 1 oz of 99.99% pure silver, proof finish — a small brass ball rolls freely through the maze as you tilt the coin to reach the centre. Mintage 8,000; issued at $114.95 in 2016. This coin's brass ball is present, as shown — it's the part most often lost. Current listings run $100–$220.
$200 CAD
2017 Canada — Canada 150 Circulation 12-Coin Collection (My Canada, My Inspiration)
The Royal Canadian Mint's Canada 150 keepsake: all five winning "My Canada, My Inspiration" designs — the $2 "Dance of the Spirits" in its coloured glow-in-the-dark version and its plain version, the $1 "Connecting a Nation," the 25¢ "Hope for a Green Future" in colour and plain versions, the 10¢ "Wings of Peace," and the 5¢ "Living Traditions" — alongside the five 2017-dated classics (polar bear $2, common loon $1, caribou 25¢, Bluenose 10¢, beaver 5¢) that were not struck for general circulation that year. Twelve uncirculated coins on the maple-leaf display card, still sealed in the original packaging as shown. Issued at $34.95 in 2017.
$50 CAD
2016 Canada 25 Cents — Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Lenticular Coin & Card Set
The Royal Canadian Mint's movie tie-in with a trick up its sleeve: tilt this oversized 25-cent coin and Superman's silhouette gives way to Batman's. Cupronickel with a lenticular image, specimen finish, mintage 30,000. The set includes two trading cards — the Batman v Superman card plus one randomized hero card (Batman, Superman, or Wonder Woman); this set is still sealed in its original packaging, so the hero card inside is unopened and unknown. Issued at $29.95 in 2016.
$40 CAD
2017 Canada $5 Fine Silver Coin — Proudly Canadian (Glow-in-the-Dark)
A Canada 150 celebration in a quarter-ounce of pure silver: Tony Bianco's coloured Canadian flag flies over a burst of fireworks that glow in the dark after exposure to light. 99.99% pure silver, 7.96 g, proof finish, still sealed in its original "Proudly Canadian" presentation folder. Issued at $29.95 in 2017.
$35 CAD
2016 Canada — O Canada Gift Set (5 Uncirculated Coins)
The Mint's 2016 greeting-card gift set: five uncirculated 2016 coins — $2, 25¢, 10¢ and 5¢, plus a specially struck $1 coin available only in this set — mounted in an illustrated "Our Home and Native Land" card with a mailable envelope. Still sealed in its original packaging.
$25 CAD
Looking for something specific in Canadian silver? Ask — the collection includes a range of pre-1968 circulation silver and modern Royal Canadian Mint collector issues, and not everything is listed here yet. New to what these are worth? The key dates and melt value guides are a good start.