1 oz. Fine Silver 10-Coin Subscription - Second World War Battlefront (2015)
| Issue | Name | Date | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Battle of Britain | 07/2017 | $89.95 |
| 2 | The Battle of Hong Kong | 07/2017 | $89.95 |
| 3 | The Battle of Dieppe | 07/2017 | $89.95 |
| 4 | The Bombing War | 09/2017 | $89.95 |
| 5 | The Battle of the Atlantic | 03/2018 | $89.95 |
| 6 | The Battle of Sicily | 09/2018 | $89.95 |
| 7 | Juno Beach on D-Day | 03/2019 | $89.95 |
| 8 | The Battle of Scheldt | 09/2019 | $89.95 |
| 9 | The Liberation of the Netherlands | 03/2020 | $89.95 |
| 10 | Victory Day | 09/2020 | $89.95 |
3 per order
A subscription of historical interest, order yours today!
The first coin in your subscription pays tribute to Canada's role in the Battle of Britain with its depiction of a dogfight in the skies above Dover. At the helm of a Hawker Hurricane, a Canadian fighter pilot ascends higher after firing upon a Dornier Do 17Z – the enemy plane has seemingly dropped in altitude as a trail of dark smoke billows up from one of its engines. Well below these fighter planes, the background recreates England's beautiful southeastern coast, where the waters of the English Channel meet the famous White Cliffs of Dover.This subscription depicts scenes from key battles in which Canadians bravely participated during the Second World War. Order yours today!
Special features:
• First coin in the Royal Canadian Mint's commemorative Second World War Battlefront Series is The Battle of Britain (priced at $89.95). Other coins in your 10-coin subscription include
• The Battle for Hong Kong
• The Battle of Dieppe
• The Bombing War
• The Battle of the Atlantic
• The Battle for Sicily
• Juno Beach on D-Day
• The Battle of the Scheldt
• The Liberation of the Netherlands
• Victory Day
• EFFIGY OF KING GEORGE VI: All coins feature the effigy of King George VI by T. H. Paget.
• Crafted of 99.99% fine silver, your coins are struck with fine details which showcase the Royal Canadian Mint's world-class artistry and skillful engraving.
• This subscription is a striking addition to any military or history-themed collection and a thoughtful gift for military-history enthusiasts.
• Your subscription is GST/HST exempt.
Packaging:
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell with a custom beauty box.
Order your coin today!
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Reviews
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of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Attractive (9)
- Great quality (7)
- Unique (5)
- One of A kind (4)
- Good value (3)
Cons
Best Uses
- Gift (6)
- Holiday gift (3)
- Special occasion (3)
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- Quality driven (6)
- Was this a gift?:
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Pros
- Attractive Design
Cons
- Difficult To Personalize
- Expensive
- Too Small
Best Uses
- Holiday Gift
Comments about 1 oz. Fine Silver 10-Coin Subscription - Second World War Battlefront (2015):
There is just to much time between each coin and the price is a little too high. I mean take the first coin and that is 80.00 some dollars and x10 make 800,00 some dollars.(Sorry, I don't remember the exact price but don't get me wrong I love Canda and planes and World War II) Now, I love the images on the coin!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about 1 oz. Fine Silver 10-Coin Subscription - Second World War Battlefront (2015):
Loved the first coin. But the second coin is taking way to long to come out. I feel the mint is really dragging this series. Very disappointing.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Great Quality
Cons
- Expensive
Best Uses
Comments about 1 oz. Fine Silver 10-Coin Subscription - Second World War Battlefront (2015):
Same coin offered in numerous sets through mint. Unique?...not any more. Mintage?....unlimited. Sad.
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Comments about 1 oz. Fine Silver 10-Coin Subscription - Second World War Battlefront (2015):
I work on my silver stack but when I saw these WW ll themed coins I got to get them all. These are going on my display along with my garisoppa 10oz bar.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Good Value
- Great Quality
Cons
Best Uses
- Collectable
- Gift For Adult
Comments about 1 oz. Fine Silver 10-Coin Subscription - Second World War Battlefront (2015):
This is a very well designed coin. I received mine when they first came out. I thought the point of a subscription was to receive a coin every month. When do the other coins start rolling out? Is this a yearly subsciption?
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Great Quality
- One Of A Kind
- Unique
Cons
- To Bad No Box
Best Uses
- Gift For Adult
- Holiday Gift
- Special Occasion
Comments about 1 oz. Fine Silver 10-Coin Subscription - Second World War Battlefront (2015):
Just amazing, excellent quality as always. Can't wait for the next one
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Great Quality
- One Of A Kind
- Unique
Cons
- No Presentation Case
Best Uses
- Gift For Adult
- Special Occasion
Comments about 1 oz. Fine Silver 10-Coin Subscription - Second World War Battlefront (2015):
ROYAL CANADIAN MINT SHOULD SUPPLY CASE FOR COINS OF THIS, OUR GREAT CANADIAN HISTORY WOULD ONLY ADD TO IT'S IMAGE AS A SUPPLIER OF QUALITY COINS.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Good Value
- Great Imagery
- Great Quality
- One Of A Kind
- Unique
Cons
Best Uses
- Collectable
- Gift For Adult
- Personal Collection
Comments about 1 oz. Fine Silver 10-Coin Subscription - Second World War Battlefront (2015):
This coin is a true work of art. I just received it today..and I must say
I haven't put it down for well over an hour,scrutinizing every detail. This
coin seems to draw you into the scene depicted on it. an absolute treat.
The mint sure did an amazing job on this coin.
Very honoured, and happy that this coin is now part of my collection and Looking forward to the next coin in the series. Keep up the amazing work RCM!!!!!!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Good Value
- Great Quality
- Historically Significant
- One Of A Kind
- Unique
Cons
Best Uses
- Gift For Adult
- Gift For Child
- Holiday Gift
- Numismatist
- Special Occasion
Comments about 1 oz. Fine Silver 10-Coin Subscription - Second World War Battlefront (2015):
This RCM has done an outstanding job in the design and its execution of this coin.
It accurately depicts a Hurricane fighter and Dornier bomber over the Dover Cliffs. I confirmed the accuracy of and type of planes in the image with the RAF Museum in North London, UK. They verified that these, were, in fact, typical of those involved in 1940.
This is a fitting tribute to the Canadians who were among "The Few", as many flew the Hurricane and Spitfires that held the Luftwaffe at bay. "Canada's contribution to the Battle of Britain was enormous", according to the RAF Museum. The inclusion of George VI's image complements its historical accuracy.
An earlier coin issued by the Royal Mint in 2010 for the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain depicted an RAF Spitfire and is a nice companion to this coin. That said, I much prefer to RCM's coin for its scene and strike.
The execution of this design is very well done, given the coin's relatively small surface area. The strike, as always, is perfect, and this coin will likely grade PF-70 by PCGS or NGC.
It's also worth noting that the UK's Royal Mint has received much criticism for the historical inaccuracies of its 50p, circulating coin. Google Royal Mint Battle of Britain coin for details.
The remaining coins in the series also have themes that anyone interested in WWII will appreciate, whether Canadian or American. The RCM constantly delights and excites me with its coins, and this one is no exception.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Gorgeous
- Great Quality
- Unique
Cons
Best Uses
- Gift For Adult
- Gift for a veteran
Comments about 1 oz. Fine Silver 10-Coin Subscription - Second World War Battlefront (2015):
This coin has gotten nothing but "Ooohs and Ahhhs" from everyone that I have shown it to. As someone who collects militaria and was honoured to be a participant in a lot of the 50th Anniversary Celebrations while in the Navy, I was deeply impressed by this coin. I have purchased military themed coins from the Australian Mint and the Royal Mint, including the Royal Mints latest Battle of Britain coin and they do not come close to this coin. The last Battle of Britain coin that I saw that came close to this one was the 2010 Battle of Britain coin issued by Alderney, which was also offered by the Canadian Mint.
I cannot wait for the rest of the series to be delivered.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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Q:
My understanding of this subscription was that each coin was 89.95as advertised. Now it appears that the cost is 92.95. How come?Asked on 3/7/2017 by Paul from Sarnia1 answer
A:
We keep the lower price of $89.95 per coin within the subscription. The new price of $92.95 per coin applies if a customer buys each coin separately/outside the subscription.Answered on 3/9/2017 by Yudi (Product Team) from Ottawa
Q:
Does this subscription come with a display case? previously I have ordered sets but they say after the 3rd or 4th coin a case is included. I could just be missing it, but I don't see anything like that on this set. Is a display case included? thanks!Asked on 12/2/2016 by doug_soup from vancouver, bc1 answer
A:
Hi Doug,
Each coin in this subscription is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell with a custom beauty box. There is not a display case for all the coins together.Answered on 12/5/2016 by Chad from Ottawa
Q:
When I purchase a subscription for a set., will all the coins have matching serial #'s ?Asked on 11/17/2016 by John Williams1 answer
A:
Hi John,
Good question! The serial # (certificate #s) for all the coin in any subscription will most likely not match. Since subscriptions can be cancelled at anytime, many customers keep the coin(s) they've already purchased, so it's impossible to ensure every customer receives the same certificate # for all their coins in a subscription.Answered on 11/22/2016 by Chad from Ottawa
Q:
Not sure which category this applies to but can individual coins be ordered or do they have to be purchased by subscription?Asked on 9/12/2016 by MONA from Penticton, BC1 answer
A:
Hi Mona,
Yes, all the Second World War Battlefront coins will be available to purchase individually. The first one (Battle of Britain) is already for sale. Here's the link to the product page; http://www.mint.ca/store/coins/coins-prod2310026.Answered on 9/14/2016 by Chad from Ottawa
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What is the mintage of these coins?Asked on 3/12/2016 by Revally from Quispamsis, NB1 answer
A:
Hi Revally,
The mintage of each coin in this subscription is 10,000.Answered on 3/21/2016 by Chad from Ottawa
Q:
Hello,
Just wondering when the coins 2-10 are going to be released?
What sort of timeframe is there for this series?
Thanks,
KevinAsked on 2/28/2016 by Kevin from Manitoba2 answers
A:
Hi Kevin, this is a very unusual shipping schedule for us, but we felt that the subject matter deserved a special subscription. The coins in this series will be released (1-2 per year) between 2015 and 2020. Here they are broken down by year:
• The Battle of Britain was released in 2015.
• The Battle for Hong Kong will be released in 2016
• The Battle of Dieppe will be released in 2017
• The Bombing War will be released in 2017
• The Battle of the Atlantic will be released in 2018
• The Battle for Sicily will be released in 2018
• Juno Beach on D-Day will be released in 2019
• The Battle of the Scheldt will be released in 2019
• The Liberation of the Netherlands will be released in 2020
• Victory Day will be released in 2020Answered on 3/1/2016 by AnonymousA:
Hi Kevin,
There will be one or two coins commemorating battles of WW2 every year until 2020.Answered on 2/29/2016 by Anonymous
Q:
How long does is the time between every shipment.Asked on 2/28/2016 by You told me to put my "Nickname". Is Bob from Ottawa, Canada1 answer
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There will be one or two coins released every year until 2020. You will receive one coin a month until you catch up with the subscription and then you will receive each coin as it is released.Answered on 2/29/2016 by Anonymous
Q:
Is the price per coin or for the whole 10 coins?Asked on 12/8/2015 by Dutch76 from tilbury2 answers
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LOL, I would buy 20 sets if the price was for all 10 coins. Each coin is 1 oz , today's spot price is $25.00/oz. (times 10 oz.'s = $250.00) just in silver not counting engraving, boxes, shipping ect.Answered on 11/10/2016 by anonymous from undisclosedA:
The price is $89.95 CAD per coin for 10 coins. The series runs until 2018.Answered on 12/14/2015 by Anonymous
