Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Canada's Coatof Arms with this limited-edition special wrap roll. Each roll contains 25 modern reproductions of thevery first coin to feature our nation's coat of arms: the 50-cent coin issued in 1937. With a historic effigy on the obverse, and an early version of the coat of arms on the reverse, each coin in this special wrap roll represents history. It's our way of paying tribute to a 100-year-old emblem that has a place of honour on Canada's coins.

This is your only opportunity to own these limitededition 50-cent coins – they are not available individually. Order your limited-edition special wrap roll today!

• A SPECIAL ISSUE. Own a limited-edition 50-cent special wrap roll featuring the original coat of arms coin design from 1937.
• CANADA'S COAT OF ARMS TURNS 100. Your coins are modern reproductions of the 50-cent coin issued in 1937. It was the first coin to feature Canada's Coat of Arms,which was originally adopted 100 years ago (1921) by proclamation of King George V.
• HISTORIC EFFIGY. Just like the 50-cent coin issued in 1937, your coins feature the effigy of King George VI by T. H. Paget and a pre-1947 inscription.
• A 2021 EXCLUSIVE. A collector favourite, Canada's 50-cent coinis already the rarest of all our circulation denominations, and these limited-edition ones will be even harder to find—they are only available as part of this special wrap roll.
• 25 PER ROLL. Each limited-edition special wrap roll gives you 25 ofthese exclusive 50-cent coins. Pair it with the annual Special Wrap Circulation Roll to complete your collection of Canadian 50-cent coins issued in 2021!

Design:
Your coins feature G. E. Kruger Gray's simplifiedversion of Canada's Coat of Arms that first appeared on the 50-cent circulation coin in 1937. Each obverse features the historic effigy of King George VI by T. H. Paget and the inscription "GEORGIVS VI:G:REX ET IND:IMP" (George VI, by the grace of God, King and Emperor of India), as seen on all Canadian coins issued that year.

• Adopted by proclamation of King George V in 1921, the Arms of Canada first appeared on the 50-cent coin in 1937. Seen here, the original design was a simplified version that remained in use until 1959, when it was replaced by Thomas Shingles' modified coat of arms.

Packaging
Your 25 coins are wrapped in a special illustrated paper thathighlights the theme and design.

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