Canadian Silver 1 oz Moose 2012

Coins may have whats known as milk spots or white spots on them. These coins are from original mint rolls. The Moose is the fourth installment to the Royal Canadian Mint's Wildlife series. This unprecedented series has taken off in popularity but finding these gems is becoming more and more difficult. The Royal Canadian Mint is famous for its Silver Maple Leaf series, which acts as Canada's silver dollar, and for their sleek, clean RCM silver bars. As popular as these items are, the RCM desired to try something new; a shortened coin series with an extreme limited amount of coins produced. The Wildlife series became that series: minting 2 coin designs a year for 3 years. The RCM would also only mint 1,000,000 at a time, to add an extra appeal to collectors. The response for these coins was better than RCM could have ever imagined. The Wildlife series still remains one of their top collections sold and any dealer, who sells this series, doesn't hold onto the coins for long!

The Moose silver coin was the second coin to be released in 2012, following the cougar. The Moose is guaranteed to weigh one ounce of .9999 pure silver and comes in flawless brilliant uncirculated condition. The breathtaking Moose is contently standing among its environment and enjoying every minute. This design does everything but fall short of its compelling predecessors.

Coin Highlights
-.9999 fine silver
-Brilliant Uncirculated
-Protected by coin flip
-Obverse: The obverse is of a side portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, regally poised and depicted by artist, Susanna Blunt. The coin's legal tender value is $8 and is stamped, onto the coin, along with the coin's date of mintage.
-Reverse: The coin's reverse displays a more simplistic animal design but intricate nonetheless.

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• Year: 2012
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