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50-Cent Triangle Coin – Milk Delivery (2008)
                
                2008
Mintage 25,000 
        
    
            Archived
        
50-Cent Triangle Coin – Milk Delivery (2008)
                
                2008
Mintage 25,000 
        
    
                            $35.53 USD
                    
                
                            
                                Masters Club:
                                    
    500
                                
                            
                            Status: CAN & US shipping only
                            
            
            
                Availability:
                Out of stock in stores
            
    
                    About
                            50-Cent Triangle Coin – Milk Delivery (2008)
                        
                                            
                                
                                
                                    The third in our sell-out series of irregular-shaped coins, this unique triangle-shaped coin has been beautifully enhanced with a translucent enamel effect.
Many Canadians have fond memories of a uniformed milkman delivering fresh-bottled dairy to their childhood homes. Fromthe late 19th century to the 1960's, dairy tokens were a fixture across the country, bought in advance by customers to pay for this once-common house call. Most dairies had their own unique tokens, often brightly coloured like this eye-catching triangular coin.
Pre-Confederation tokens disappeared from circulation after the 1870's and were replaced by new Canadian coinage. Local merchants often issued variously-shaped trade tokens,exchangeable for goods and services, like bread, milk or a shave. Though their use declined after WorldWar II, some, like public transit tokens, are stilla familiar feature of daily life.
                        Many Canadians have fond memories of a uniformed milkman delivering fresh-bottled dairy to their childhood homes. Fromthe late 19th century to the 1960's, dairy tokens were a fixture across the country, bought in advance by customers to pay for this once-common house call. Most dairies had their own unique tokens, often brightly coloured like this eye-catching triangular coin.
Pre-Confederation tokens disappeared from circulation after the 1870's and were replaced by new Canadian coinage. Local merchants often issued variously-shaped trade tokens,exchangeable for goods and services, like bread, milk or a shave. Though their use declined after WorldWar II, some, like public transit tokens, are stilla familiar feature of daily life.
Specifications
                            Product Number
                            100306
                        
                                            
                            Mintage
                            25,000
                        
                                            
                            Composition
                            92.5% silver, 7.5% copper
                        
                                                                
                            Weight
                            20 g
                        
                                                                                    
                            Edge
                            interrupted serrations
                        
                                            
                            Certificate
                            serialized
                        
                                            
                            Face Value
                            50 cents
                        
                                            
                            Finish
                            proof (with enamel effect on the reverse)
                        
                                                                                    
                            Artist
                            Royal Canadian Mint engravers (reverse), Susanna Blunt (obverse)
                        
                    
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