Our Canada's Historical Stamps series is a beautifully crafted, numismatic tribute to the philatelictradition in Canada. But we're not just divinginto Canada's postal history—we're also adding to our own history with the first stamp-shaped coins created by the Royal Canadian Mint. With their "perforated" edges, each of your rectangular coins capture the look of real postage stamps, while each finely engraved, coloured reverse is every bit as detailed as the original stamp issues. Your coins are a stunning representation of early 20th century stamp design in Canada, forever preserved in 99.99% pure silver!

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• SUBSCRIBE TODAY*! Order your 3-coin subscription today and then relax knowing you will receive all three coins (each coin priced at $139.95)! Your credit card is charged only when your coin ships! Coins in your subscriptioninclude:
• Parliament Building 1927 Confederation (priced at $139.95)
• Arrival of Cartier - Quebec 1535 (priced at $139.95, ships in October 2018)
• Coat of Arms and Flags Special Delivery (priced at $139.95, shipsin December, 2018)
• CANADA'S FIRST STAMP-SHAPED COINS! With serrated edges that mimic apostal stamp's perforations, your pure silver coins are numismatic celebrations of Canada's postal and philatelic history, with a special focus on early 20th century stamp designs!
• INCLUDES SERIALIZED CERTIFICATE! The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins. Most of these areserialized certifications, meaning that each certificate is given a unique number, starting at 1.
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Engraved on the stamp-shaped reverse is a detailed reproduction of a Canadian postal stamp issuedon June 29, 1927, to commemorate Canada's Diamond Jubilee. Titled Centre Block of the Parliament Buildings, the original design by Herman Herbert Schwartz and engraved by Harold Osborn, features a front view of the Peace Tower and Centre Block building on Parliament Hill, in Ottawa. The three-cent stamp was printed using the traditional intaglio printing or line engraving method, as evidenced by the horizontal lines re-created on the reverse. An application of modern colour mimics the brown carmine hue of the original issue, while the double dates "1867" and "1927" and the word "CONFEDERATION" reflect the 60th anniversary of Confederation. Like the 1927 stamp, the reverse includes ornamental flourishes and the word "CANADA" on a scroll banner, along with the bilingual "POSTES / POST" and the facevalue, represented by the number "3" and the word "CENTS". The obverse features theeffigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by SusannaBlunt.

Your coins are encapsulated and presented individually in Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshells with black beauty boxes.

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* Credit card purchases only, charged upon shipment. After purchasing your first coin, you will automatically receive the subsequent coins when they arereleased. Coins may not be issued in the same orderas listed herein. Subscription agreement may be cancelled at your request at any time with a phone callor written notice to the Royal Canadian Mint.