Never before have we issued a coin with a portrait ofHer Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as a young child, and our first coin to do so is also our first coin ever to feature the ancient repoussé-style of relief metal working! This method is known for the deeply carved flatware and jewellery of the 18th and 19th centuries in which the ornate floral patterns and designs felt more like sculptures when held in the hand. Princess Elizabeth’s portrait is equally robust, its relief rising more than 5 mm from the surface of your coin, with special antiquing to enhance the allure of a 19th-century issue. Your three coinsin this incomparable subscription celebrate Canada’s beloved monarch—an esteemed royal respected throughout the world for her legacy of duty, devotion, and forward-thinking leadership.

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• 3-COIN SUBSCRIPTION! Subscribe today* and then relax knowing you will receive all three coins (each coin $149.95). Your credit card is charged only when your coin ships! Coins in your subscription include:
• The Young Princess (priced at $149.95, expected ship date of July 2018)
• The New Queen (priced at $149.95, expected ship date of September 2018)
• Matriarch of the Royal Family (priced at $149.95, expected ship date of November 2018)
• SUBSCRIPTION INCLUDES FREE 3-COIN DISPLAY CASE! Included with your subscription, receive a Royal Canadian Mint-branded 3-coin maroon clamshell to display all three coins! Display case ships with your first coin!
• A NEW 3-COIN SERIES! All three coins in this new series use a three dimensional repoussé style providing a sculptural feel to the images. The second coin presents Her Majesty as “The New Queen” from the era of her coronation in 1953, while the third and final coin presents the mature Queen as the Matriarch of the Royal Family.
• A FIRST! Your coins are the first issued by the Royal Canadian Mint featuring The Queen first as a young child—a highly collectible keepsake and the showpiece of this historic subscriptionthat celebrates The Queen’s life from princess, to young queen, to royal matriarch.
• ANOTHER FIRST! Your coins were struck using the ancient repoussé style—enhanced with modern techniques. The deep indentations that would normally appear on a repoussé coin have been filled with silver to create a flawlessly smooth surface for the obverse; a stunning blend of two technologies spanning centuries!
• EXTRAORDINARY HIGH RELIEF OF HISTORIC REPOUSSÉ WITHANTIQUE FINISH! Your coins feature the extraordinary high relief of historic repoussé metal working techniques, combined with a special antique finish to create the allure of a 19th-century object of art to showcase this stunning, one-of-a-kindrelief portrait of a young Princess Elizabeth—a very special tribute to the enduring legacy of Queen Elizabeth II!
• INCLUDES SERIALIZED CERTIFICATES! The Royal Canadian Mint certifies all of its collector coins.
• JUST OVER 1 OZ. OF PURE SILVER! Each of your coins is crafted from 34.1 grams (nominal weight) of 99.99% pure silver!
• NO GST/HST!

The portrait, by Canadian artist Bonnie Ross, depicts Princess Elizabeth at about 11 years of age. The design echoes the style of The Queen’s effigies that have appeared on coins—the face as the central element, and shown from the neck up, facing right. In order to utilize the sculptural relief of the repoussé style, the princess is portrayed with a three-quarter view instead of the traditional side profile. Princess Elizabeth is flanked by two rows of maple leaves, alluding to her connection to Canada.

Your coins are individually encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded 3-coin maroon clamshell with black beauty box.

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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 are released. Coins may not be issued in the same order as listed above. Subscription agreement may be cancelled at your request at any time with a phone call or written notice to the Royal Canadian Mint.