RDC 2017 Canada RCM Coin Lore - Forgotten 1927 Design 3-coin Silver Set (No Tax) impaired

Coins are lightly toned, capsules have small scratches.

In 1927, three circulation coin designs were chosen to commemorate Confederation's Diamond Jubilee; alas, they never made it onto a single coin. Ninety years later, the Royal Canadian Mint is re-visiting some of Canada's coin lore: we've dug deep in our vaults to retrieve these concepts and bring them to life in this three-coin set, which artfully bridges the past and Canada 150.

Specifications:
Item: 160230
Mintage: 5,500
Finish: Reverse Proof

Face Value: 1 cent
Composition: 99.99% fine Silver
Weight (g): 31.39
Diameter (mm): 38
Edge: Serrated

Face Value: 5 cents
Composition: 99.99% fine Silver
Weight (g): 31.39
Diameter (mm): 38
Edge: Serrated

Face Value: 25 cents
Composition: 99.99% fine Silver
Weight (g): 31.39
Diameter (mm): 38
Edge: Serrated

Special Features:
- A behind-the-scenes peek: A glimpse of the Royal Canadian Mint's archives!
- Joining two milestones: On the 150th anniversary of Confederation, we look back on history to re-visit proposed coin designs from another milestone year: Confederation's Diamond Jubilee in 1927!
- 90 years in the making: This marks the FIRST time these designs have appeared on a coin, and they may be the only coin designs submitted to the Royal Canadian Mint by Group of Seven co-founder J.E.H. MacDonald and renowned muralist Gustav Hahn!
- A careful balance: Our team of engravers poured over every little detail of the original sketches in order to interpret each artist's vision, while adapting it for today's engraving techniques and finishes.
- A design that stands out: The matte field puts the focus squarely on the beautifully engraved elements that truly shine!

Packaging:
Maroon clamshell with standard black beauty box