Buy 1 oz 2011 Canadian Grizzly Bear Silver Coins

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Description

The limited edition, 9999 pure silver, 2011-dated "Grizzly" is the second of a six-coin series of silver bullion coins celebrating Canada's Wildlife.

It is limited to a mintage of one million coins. The reverse design of 2011 "Grizzly" silver bullion coin is the work of Senior Mint Engraver William Woodruff and its obverse features the Susanna Blunt effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

We have noticed many of these coins have milk spots and/or tarnish even though they are in mint condition.

The coin you receive may be tarnished or in used condition.

Specifications

SKU	2619
Country	CA
Manufacturer	Royal Canadian Mint
Condition	Lightly Used
Purity	9999
Obverse	Queen Elizabeth II
Reverse	Growling bear alongside water surrounded by Canadian scenery
Diameter (mm)	37.9
Average Thickness (mm)	3.2
Legal Tender	CAD 5
Year	2011
Metal Weight (ozt)	1.0000
Mintage	1000000

SKU

2619

Country

Manufacturer

Royal Canadian Mint

Condition

Lightly Used

Purity

9999

Obverse

Queen Elizabeth II

Reverse

Growling bear alongside water surrounded by Canadian scenery

Diameter (mm)

37.9

Average Thickness (mm)

3.2

Legal Tender

CAD 5

Year

2011

Metal Weight (ozt)

1.0000

Mintage

1000000

1 oz 2011 Canadian Grizzly Bear Silver Coin | Toned and Spotted

The limited edition, 9999 pure silver, 2011-dated "Grizzly" is the second of a six-coin series of silver bullion coins celebrating Canada's Wildlife. It is limited to a mintage of one million coins. The reverse design of 2011 "Grizzly" silver bullion coin is the work of Senior Mint Engraver William Woodruff and its obverse features the Susanna Blunt effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. We have noticed many of these coins have milk spots and/or tarnish even though they are in mint condition.